Private Tours to Oberwesel

The Bavarian town of Augsburg is a historic palimpsest come alive. Dating back to 2000 years ago when it was founded by the descendants of Emperor Augustus, Augsburg came into its own in the medieval period as a free city and thriving center of the textile trade.

Wurzburg in Bavaria is the perfect destination for a classy summer holiday. Known for its ornate baroque and rococo buildings, the city lays out a virtual feast for history lovers.

The mere mention of Munich and one conjures up images of annual Oktoberfest gatherings where lederhosen and dirndl-clad women serve beer in large tankards!

Füssen is a quaint Bavarian settlement that sits at the southern end of the Romantic Road, one of Germany’s most scenic routes.

Lindau is a picturesque town on Lake Constance, nestled amid lush countryside surrounds, with a backdrop of snow-capped mountains.

The elegance of Belle Époque comes alive with a contemporary pulse in Baden-Baden, thanks to palatial dwellings, colonnaded public buildings, ornamental gardens by the babbling Oos, hilltop castles, and opera galas.

It’s tough to not think of beer in Bamberg, located in northern Bavaria and a town known to have the highest concentration of brewpubs in the world! Home to nine breweries, the region is known for its unique Rauchbier (smoked beer).

With its cobbled lanes and picturesque houses, Rothenburg ob der Tauber takes you back in time to the medieval ages.

Nuremberg reminds you of a typical Bavarian village with its charming chalets and quaint canals. A city steeped in history, the formidable city walls and castle that have been restored after the Second World War stand testimony to its glorious past.