Grossmunster

We depart from Frankfurt for Zurich, a fascinating city known for its stunning natural beauty and vibrant cultural scene, making it an ideal place to relax and explore. Visit the [Grossmünster], a magnificent Romanesque-style cathedral with a rich history.

Lake Zurich

Lake Zurich is the famous icy lake in Switzerland. The scenery of Lake Zurich is superb, with medieval pebble trails along the river for visitors to take a walk by the lake, swimming, picnicking, sunbathing and boat trips to the Lake District.

Bahnhofstrasse

Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich, Switzerland is the richest street in the world. The main street was built during the Roman rule in 15 BC and became one of the most prosperous and “expensive” streets in the city.

Chapel Bridge

Later, we continue your journey to Lucerne, where we will visit the [Chapel Bridge (Kapellbrücke)], a 14th-century wooden bridge adorned with historical paintings. Chapel Bridge is a covered wooden footbridge spanning the river Reuss diagonally in Lucerne. The Kapellbrücke is the oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe,as well as the world's oldest surviving truss bridge. It serves as the city's symbol and as one of Switzerland's main tourist attractions.

Lion Monument

We will also see the [Lion Monument], a moving tribute to Swiss Guards who lost their lives during the French Revolution. The dying Lusen lion is one of the most famous statues in the world, and the famous writer Mark Twain called it "the most tragic and touching statue in the world."

After breakfast, we’ll drive to Liechtenstein, a small, wealthy country known for its beautiful Alpine scenery. It's also famous for its tax havens and high standard of living. We'll visit [Postmuseum(Museo de sellos)], where you can explore the fascinating history of postage and postal services in this tiny principality.

Munich Marienplatz

Next, we’ll continue your journey to Munich, where you'll have the chance to visit [Marienplatz], the heart of Munich, where you can admire the stunning [New Town Hall] with its exquisite Neo-Gothic architecture.

Schonbrunn Palace

After breakfast, we'll drive to Vienna, a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, imperial history, and reputation as the "capital of music," where classical composers like Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss once lived and created their masterpieces. We'll explore the imperial summer residence of [Schönbrunn Palace](optional). The Schönbrunn Palace is named after a spring, which was originally an open green space. Once the Emperor Matthias had hunt for this, drinking a spring water and refreshing his heart, he called this spring a beautiful spring. In 1743, Queen Mary G. Teresia ordered the establishment of a palace here, where there were magnificent palaces and baroque gardens. It covers an area of 26,000 square meters, second only to the French Palace of Versailles, and is the second largest palace in Europe.

Osterreichisches Parlament

The Austrian Parliament Building in Vienna is the seat of the Austrian National Assembly and the Austrian Federal Parliament.

Stephansdom

Next, we'll visit [Stephansdom], known for its striking tiled roof and panoramic views of the city from the tower. Stephen's Cathedral is a symbol of the city of Vienna and one of the most famous Gothic churches in the world. Its 137-meter-tall minaret is the second tallest church spire in the world after Cologne Cathedral. The high dome, the baroque and elaborate altar, is unforgettable. Carved gorgeous marble columns. The magnificent building, with its colorful glass, makes people feel sacred. Visitors can also climb the South Tower of the Cathedral and take the elevator to see the Pomeran clock, which overlooks the city of Vienna.

The Hofburg

The Hofburg Imperial Palace is the palace of the Habsburg dynasty in Austria and is located in the heart of the capital, Vienna. From 1275 to 1913, after many reconstructions and reconstructions, it finally evolved into a maze of 18 wings, 19 courtyards and 2,500 rooms. In the six exhibition halls of the Princess Sissi Museum, there are a large number of replicas of the royal palace and some costumes, which can be used to trace the life of the Princess Sissi.

Designer Outlet Parndorf

After breakfast, head to [Pandorf Designer Outlet] for about an hour of shopping (this stop will be cancelled on Sundays and public holidays).

Danube River

Then proceed to Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Enjoy a scenic [Danube River Cruise](optional: 28 € per pax) to admire the beautiful views along both banks.

Heroes' Square

Afterwards, visit the [Heroes' Square], a historic landmark celebrating Hungary's millennium. Heroes' Square is the main square of Budapest, the capital of Hungary, at the end of Andrássy Avenue (listed as a World Heritage Site), adjacent to the city park. There are two important buildings around the square: the Museum of Fine Arts on the left and the Palace of Art on the right. The Serbian Embassy is also located here. At the heart of the Heroes’ Square is the city’s landmark, the Millennium Monument, engraved with seven tribal leaders who created Hungary in the 9th century, as well as statues of other Hungarian historical celebrities.

Fisherman's Bastion

Fisherman's Bastion is a neo-Gothic and neo-Roman-style viewing platform located on the Castle Hill on the Danube River on the Buda side of Budapest, Hungary, near the Matthias Church. It was built between 1895 and 1902, and the designer was Frij Schuler during the Second World War, and the Fisherman's Bastion was almost destroyed. Between 1947 and 1948, the son of Frij Schulek, Janos Schuleck, was in charge of the restoration project. From the tower and the observation deck, you can see the Danube, Margaret Island, Pace in the east, and the panoramic view of the Gellé Hills.

Buda Castle

Located on the west bank of the Danube on the Castle Hill in Budapest, it is one of Budapest's landmarks. It was once the residence of the Hungarian royal family. The central part of the palace has been changed to the Budapest History Museum, the National Library and the National Gallery. It is open to the public.

Matthias Church

The Matthias Church is located along the Danube River on the Fisherman's Bastion side. The crowning of the Hungarian kings is one of the landmarks of Castle Hill. The bright colors, stone spires, colorful mosaic roofs, Hungarian folklore, Art Nouveau style and Turkish style are all fascinating against the blue sky. As described by Hugo, the Matthias Church is a "symphony of stone."

St. Vitus Cathedral

After breakfast, we head to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. You'll visit [St. Vitus Cathedral], an example of Gothic architecture located within the Prague Castle complex

Charles Bridge

And [Charles Bridge], where you can stroll across and enjoy panoramic views of the city and the river. Across the Vltava River, the Charles Bridge connects the Prague Castle and the Old Town at both ends. Although the mighty scenes of the medieval knights crossing the bridge no longer exist, for the tourists who come here, it is enough to stroll on the bridge and let them surrender and surrender in the history of the earth. They are deeply satisfied.

Golden Lane

Next, explore the [Golden Lane], named for the goldsmiths who once lived here. Located in the Prague Castle, Zlatá ulička is a protected medieval-style alley. The street name is derived from the 16th century alchemists, who say they want to refine gold here. The whole street is quite delicate and lovely, with a fairytale look and soft tones, small doors and windows, low roofs and many chimneys are very popular with tourists. The famous Czech Jewish writer Kafka rented for two years in the 22nd apartment on this street because there is a quiet writing environment. *A combination ticket is required to enter and visit Golden Lane.

Prague Castle

Afterwards, discover the [Prague Castle], which is a vast historic complex, that was home to the Czech kings and a symbol of the nation's rich history. Prague Castle is located on the hills of the Vltava River in the Czech Republic, at the commanding heights of the entire city. From Prague Castle, you can enjoy panoramic views of the entire city. Whenever sunset, the colorful sunset glows on the bright red roofs of Prague, forming a fascinating ink painting that is absolutely amazing!

Staromestske namesti

Continue your exploration with a visit to [Old Town Square], the heart of Prague's historic center, where you'll find the famous [Prague Astronomical Clock].

Dresden

We’ll visit Dresden for sightseeing at [Dresdner Frauenkirche], [Semperoper Dresden](optional) and [Dresdner Zwinger]. Due to its mild climate, strategic location, and the beautiful Baroque architecture along the Elbe River, Dresden has earned the nickname “Florence on the Elbe”.

Museum Island

Museum Island is located in the heart of Berlin and is made up of the New Museum, the Old National Gallery, the Pergamon Museum and the Bode Museum. It is known as the Museum Island because of the confluence of the two rivers on the River Spree.

Berlin

Afterwards, we’ll go to Berlin to visit [Museum Island] , [Berlin Wall], [Berliner Dom] and [Berliner Fernsehturm]. Beyond its historical significance, Berlin is also known for its tolerant, eclectic multiculturalism, which has made a lasting impression.

Reichstag Building

After breakfast, continue your sightseeing in Berlin. Visit the [Reichstag Building], a symbol of Germany's democratic traditions and its turbulent history.

Brandenburg Gate

The only remaining city gate in Berlin, the most important city symbol, symbolizes the sacred unity of Germany. The Berliners have a special feeling for the Brandenburg Gate, calling it the "gate of destiny" and a symbol of Berlin and even Germany.

The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

The Holocaust Memorial Group is located in the heart of Berlin, close to the German Bundestag and the Brandenburg Gate. This newest and most influential building to commemorate the history of the Nazi extermination of Jews will be remembered by every German Holocaust. Jewish.