Top Germany Castle Tours

Visit the head of the former Prussian Empire on a half-day trip to Potsdam. Benefit from the perk of having an audio tour of the famous Sanssouci Palace included, as well as a walk through the gardens during the summer months. The route also visits the Russian colony of Alexandrowka, Cecilienhof Palace, and St. Nicholas Church with fascinating guide commentary along the way.

Enjoy the visit to one of the most visited castles in the world “Neuschwanstein Castle”.  You don't have to worry about tickets reservation, queues or parking. We pick you up from hotel in Füssen and deliver you an unforgettable tour to the majestic Neuschwanstein Castle. 

Explore the best of the city with the Berlin Welcome card and enjoy discounts at 200 highlights and attractions. Choose from 10 different ticket types that also include public transportation throughout the city from anywhere between two and six days from the time of validation. Discounts range from 25 to 50 percent and includes sites such as the TV Tower, Sanssouci Palace, and a number of tours and museums.

Berlin has a character all its own: Germany’s capital at the heart of mainland Europe, a magnet for millions, a legendary location for the arts and culture, the setting for innumerable events – 365 days a year, 24 hours a day! There is so much to do in Berlin, but whatever you have planned, the Berlin WelcomeCard all inclusive ensures you can enjoy your stay to the full. The price already includes sightseeing tours and admission to museums – and gives you fantastic discounts at some great attractions and restaurants. The Berlin WelcomeCard all inclusive is a popular CityCard for those who don't want to worry about anything when they're on the move. Enjoy free entry to over 30 attractions, activities and museums. With over 150 discounts, you also save money in restaurants, cafés and when shopping. This is the best way to experience Berlin.

This huge art museum has something for every art lover, and even those not accustomed to admiring art may well become a fan. Start in the 14th century and browse your way through to the modern day in spacious, well-designed galleries. Skip the line and get ready for a walk through the history of art, featuring a wealth of modern art and some excellent changing exhibitions. In the contemporary art wing, resembling a cube in design, browse the impressive Kunst der Gegenwart collection, take a seat on the big square sofa, or lay back and admire the geometric patterns on the ceiling. Stay a while in the Casper David Friedrich room, take a walk through 16th-century German life as portrayed by paintings, and discover new artists and pieces you might not have discovered anywhere else.