10 Day Germany Tour Packages

Germany itineraries for 10 days

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• 10 Days in Bavaria Cycling, incl. Bamberg and Frankfurt

  A grand German circuit connects 9 historic cities over 10 days, spanning 398 km from Bamberg to Frankfurt. Remarkable UNESCO sites, Baroque palaces, and medieval towns await, with stays at premium hotels like Romantik Hotel Messerschmitt. Total costs around $1,200.

  

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  • Day 1

    Bamberg

    Start in UNESCO-listed Bamberg, spread across seven hills. The medieval old town is incredibly well preserved. Be sure to see the Old Town Hall sitting on its own island in the Regnitz River. Bring light layers, as Bamberg's cobblestone streets can be cool in the morning, even during summer.

    
  • Day 2

    Bamberg to Hassfurt (42km)

    Cycle the well-maintained Main Cycle Path. The flat route works well for beginners. Stop at the Maria Limbach pilgrim church, a beautiful baroque building by Balthasar Neumann. The ride takes 4-5 hours with photo stops. Stay overnight in quiet Hassfurt.

    
  • Day 3

    Hassfurt to Volkach (55km)

    The riverside path takes you past private castles to the wine village of Volkach. Look for signs along the well-marked route. Pack a basic repair kit since bike shops are limited in this rural area. Visit the baroque Schelfenhaus palace and try some local Silvaner wine in the evening.

    
  • Day 4

    Volkach to Würzburg (65km)

    A longer ride through Franconia's best wine country. Take a lunch break in Sommerach or Dettelbach. In Würzburg, make time for the UNESCO-listed Residence Palace. A recent cyclist shared: "The view of Marienberg Fortress from the Old Main Bridge at sunset is stunning - arrive by 6 PM if possible to catch the golden hour."

    
  • Day 5

    Würzburg to Lohr am Main (60km)

    Visit the Veitshöchheim Rococo Garden before cycling to medieval Karlstadt for coffee. The path stays mostly flat but gets crowded in summer. Start early to beat the heat. Your day ends in Lohr am Main, said to be the inspiration for Snow White.

    
  • Days 6-7

    Lohr to Wertheim (44km) and on to Miltenberg (36km)

    Two easier days let you explore tiny Rothenfels and Wertheim Castle. The medieval Market Square in Miltenberg offers great photos. Pick hotels in the old town centers.

    
  • Day 8

    Miltenberg to Aschaffenburg (40km)

    Ride through Klingenberg's red wine region. The path follows the river closely, perfect for cooling off on warm days. Check out the unusual Pompejanum in Aschaffenburg, a recreated Roman villa.

    
  • Day 9

    Aschaffenburg to Frankfurt (56km)

    Take the small ferry across the Main at Seligenstadt, then continue through Hanau, where the Brothers Grimm were born. Watch for commuter bikes near Frankfurt. Finish at the Museumsufer district and celebrate with apple wine in Sachsenhausen.

    
  • Day 10

    Frankfurt

    Explore Frankfurt's mix of modern and historic sights. The city's bike paths make it simple to return your rental bike anywhere central.

    

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• 10 Day Germany Itinerary, incl. Berlin and Munich

  A 10-day German tour takes you through 4 major cities. Marvel at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, Dresden's baroque quarter, medieval Rothenburg, and Munich's Marienplatz. The journey includes a tour of Neuschwanstein Castle and a boat ride on Königssee.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Berlin

    Start in Berlin with time to adjust to jet lag. Book a flight that lands before 2 PM to avoid rush hour traffic from BER airport. On day two, take the morning walking tour at 10 AM near Brandenburg Gate. Bring €5-10 cash for the guide. Visit Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial in the afternoon. It's 45 minutes from Berlin by S-Bahn. Plan your visit around closing times: 6 PM in summer and 4:30 PM in winter.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Dresden

    Take an early train from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to Dresden (2.5 hours). You can store your luggage at Dresden's central station for €5 to explore the rebuilt old town right away. The next day, visit Bastei Bridge in Saxon Switzerland National Park. Take S-Bahn S1 to Pirna, then bus 237 to Bastei. The trip takes about an hour. Get there before 11 AM to beat the crowds.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Nuremberg

    The train to Nuremberg takes 4 hours from Dresden. Stay near the Altstadt for easy access to main sights. Take a day trip to Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Trains run every hour and take 1.5 hours each way. Visit between 8-10 AM before tour groups arrive to see this medieval town at its best.

    
  • Days 7-9

    Munich

    It's a 2-hour train ride from Nuremberg to Munich. Walk around the historic center and Marienplatz. For Neuschwanstein Castle, book the 9 AM tour and arrive 30 minutes early for tickets. Want to see Königssee? Take the early regional train to Berchtesgaden (2.5 hours) and bus 841 to the lake. The 8:30 AM boat gives you the best views before the midday haze.

    
  • Day 10

    Departure

    Book afternoon flights from Munich Airport. Morning traffic can be unpredictable. The S-Bahn from central Munich takes 45 minutes. Give yourself extra time during rush hour.

    

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• 10 Day Moselle Valley Itinerary, incl. Trier and Koblenz

  The premium trail winds 365km from Trier to Koblenz over 10 days. Daily walks of 14-24km lead to Porta Nigra, Calmont vineyards, and Eltz Castle. Nights at 3-star hotels like Hotel Deutscher Hof complement daily luggage transfers.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Trier & Initial Hike

    Start in Trier, Germany's oldest city. Visit the UNESCO-listed Porta Nigra and Roman ruins early, around 9 AM to beat the crowds. Your first hiking day covers 17km from Trier to Bullay with 450m elevation gain. You can take the early train from Schweich to Bullay to save energy for upcoming days. The trail gets slippery when wet so pack sturdy hiking boots.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Bullay & Calmont Region

    Take the Mosel wine railway to Traben-Trarbach (€4) for the circular hike. The Kirster Grat section is quite exposed so bring sun protection and extra water. The next day features the Calmont, Europe's steepest vineyard at 55° incline. Start early before the afternoon heat hits these challenging slopes. You'll get great views of the Roman settlement at the top.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Cochem & Surroundings

    Stay two nights in medieval Cochem. Take the chairlift to Pinner Cross to save energy and explore the Dortebachtal nature reserve. The path to Treis-Karden has some scrambling sections where hiking poles come in handy. Plan to catch the castle views in the morning light.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Eltz Castle to Kobern

    The boxtree trail section is a full 24km with 700m elevation gain. Pack extra food for this long day. Get to Eltz Castle before 10 AM to avoid crowds. Take the Michaelskapelle chapel route for excellent river views and stop at Bleidenberg pilgrimage church to see the Volcanic Eifel panorama.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Final Stretch to Koblenz

    The last full day covers 18km from Kobern to Koblenz. Stop at the Blumslay viewpoint to see the massive Moselle bridge. The trail ends at Deutsche Eck where the Moselle meets the Rhine. The trail markers near Güls can be hard to spot so download the Moselsteig app for GPS backup.

    

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