The Munich Residenz, the former royal palace of the Bavarian monarchs, is located in the heart of Munich and thus is the perfect start for your tour. An extensive tour through the impressive premises includes visits to the Residence museum itself, the Treasury as well as the Cuvilliés-Theater and the Allerheiligen-Hofkirche. The final part of your tour will be a walking tour of the old town of Munich with its multitude of shops, markets and always busy beer halls. In the course of your walking tour, you will pass by the most famous attractions such as the Cathedral Church of her Old Lady, the Odeonsquare, the Pinakotheken as well as the Marienplatz.

A mouth-watering food and cultural experience gives you an understanding of authentic Bavarian culinary delicacies. This unique tour guides you through the historic city centre of Munich. Starting with a short introduction about typical Bavarian food, the tour continues to the Viktualienmarket - Munich's oldest open market and a paradise for food lovers. Bavarian food stands for far more than the famous Bavarian veal sausage, pretzel or beer - convince yourself!

Enjoy a boat trip on the "Bavarian sea", surrounded by stunning landscapes and a breathtaking mountain scenery.

Herrenchiemsee Palace is located on the largest island of Lake Chiemsee, the Herrenchiemsee Island. 1878 the castle was built by King Ludwig II as an equivalent to Versailles Palace. Today the magnificent rooms as well as the large park can be visited.

On 27th January 1756 Salzburg's most famous citizen, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on the third floor of "Hagenauer House". Today, the house located at Getreidegasse is a museum displaying historical instruments and memorabilia.

In the magnificent rooms of the famous fortress Hohensalzburg, the most popular and best known works of Salzburg's most famous resident, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, are performed.

Hellbrunn is a veritable jewel, located South of the festival city of Salzburg. Hellbrunn Palace is embedded in an impressive complex of artificial parkland and natural biotopes. The water games and trick fountains are a unique experience!

The Benedictine Abbey Melk was founded in 1089 by Margrave Leopold II and therfore forms a very important intellectual and spiritual centre. Excitingly designed Museum rooms, magnificent marble halls, an impressive library and much more will await you during your visit to Melk Abbey. Convince yourself of the unique beauty of this baroque building.

No other place in Vienna pours on the charm like Wiener Prater does - it is truly a melting pot of adventure, nostalgia and Viennese charm. The amusement park hosts one of Vienna's most famous landmarks - the Giant Ferries Wheel. Wiener Prater is in season only from May until October, the Giant Ferries Wheel and a handful of other attractions are open all year round. 

This tour will show you the major historical sights along the Ringstrasse, including the State Opera House, the National Museums, the Imperial Palace, the Parliament, the City Hall, the Burgtheater and the University, before taking you to the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, summer residence of the Habsburg family. The highlight of the tour will be a guided tour through the majestic stately rooms before returning to the centre of the city.

The Albertina museum combines imperial flair with unique masterpieces of art. Be it Dürer's "Hare", Klimt's studies of women or modern art by Monet or Picasso - these and even more artworks are exhibited in the Albertina.

For more than 450 years, the Spanish Riding School has been practicing and cultivating classical equitation. Its glamorous Lipizzan stallions can be admired in a corresponding glamorous ambiance at the Imperial Palace. One can expect riding skills at the highest level. 

The Vienna State Opera is one of the world's leading opera houses, with a long history dating back to the 19th century. This top address offers a daily changing program, with more than 50 operas and ballet works on approximately 300 days a year.

Fishermen's Bastion, which originated as a weir system, is located on the Buda side and replaces the medieval fish market of Buda. Fishermen's Bastion was constructed in neo-Romantic style; its sharp pointed towers are made of stone and symbolise the seven tribal leaders of Hungary.

Matthias Church, probably the most famous church in Budapest, is located right next to the Fishermen’s Bastion in the heart of the Budapest's castle district. A wide range of Hungarian kings have been coronated at the Matthias Church, and today it is home to ecclesiastical treasures and essential burial places.

The Parliament, located right on the banks of the Danube, is the landmark of Budapest and the largest building of Hungary. Inside this magnificent building, one can admire remarkable paintings, statues, as well as the Hungarian coronation insignia.

Enjoy a typical Hungarian Folklore evening with traditional folk dance and music, gaining insight ideas of local music, dance and Hungarian customs.  

In 1992, Prague's Old Town was certified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The centre of Prague is characterized by small winding lanes and buildings of all architectural styles - look and see!

Situated on mount Hradschin, Prague Castle has been forming the political and cultural center for over 1000 years, not only of the city but also of the whole country. With its three castle-courtyards, Prague Castle is said to be the largest enclosed castle area. The Prague castle complex counts several sights, such as the famous St. Vitus Cathedral, the National gallery or the golden lane. Definitely, Prague castle is a must for every Prague visitor.

Stars emerging from the darkness, a circle dancing ballet and a puppet seems to be moving on its own across the stage. The Black Light Theatre offers a unique, harmonious interplay of mimes and living actors with great visual effects.

Prague's Jewish Quarter, also known as Josefov, dates back to the 13th century when Jewish people were ordered to vacate their homes and to settle only in this area. This tour focuses on Prague's Jewish past and present. Besides visiting the Jewish Museum and the Old Jewish Cemetery, you will also discover the magnificent Old-New Synagogue, the oldest preserved synagogue in Central Europe.