Private Transfer to Frankfurt's Hotel

As you are being taken to your hotel in the downtown area, it does not take long for you to recognize the fairytale-like festiveness that spread across the city of Frankfurt. At the old Romerberg, gorgeous Christmas light is set against whimsical half-timbered houses and a vintage carousel plays lovely melodies next to a giant 30-meters tree – just like what you would see inside a snow globe.

Guided Tour of Heidelberg

Follow the footsteps of romantics from the 18th – 19th century and experience the charm that Mark Twain found in Heidelberg. This lovely town along Neckar River is an ancient university town with an impressive renaissance castle sitting on its center. Inside the palace, you will find slices of German romanticism, the world’s largest wine barrel, and windows that open to the best view of Heidelberg. The Christmas atmosphere is unique as well – stalls nestle idyllically amongst the historic old town and ice skating rink opened against the impressive castle backdrop

Strasbourg Walking Tour

Take a walk through the downtown Strasbourg with your private guide and you will find an indescribable blend of French-German culture. Under the shadow of Notre Dame de Strasbourg, we will roam through the old town’s twisting alleys lined with half-timbered houses and enjoy traditional comfort food in one of the best winstubs (Alsatian Tavern) along La Petite France. If time permissible, we will also walk into the Cathedral and marvel at the remarkable astronomical clock and its enigmatic mechanism.

Colmar & Alsatian Village

Venture to Colmar, another lovely Alsatian town, that is famous for its lined-up candy-colored houses and postcard moments in almost every corner. The best way to soak in the city vibe is to wander aimlessly across the historic old town, marvel at its famous Petite Venise, or visit the Unterlinden Museum for art lovers. In the festive season, the entire town is wrapped in a warm and happy atmosphere and stuffed with all kinds of handicrafts and decorative items to go into your Christmas basket. Depending on your interest, your private driver can also drive you to other smaller but equally charming villages such as Eguisheim and Riquewihr.

Royal Christmas Market Experience

The Alsatian days are over as you set off with a private guide to Hohenzollern Castle. Sitting at 855 meters on Swabian Mountain Alps, this legendary structure is considered the residence of past Prussian rulers with roots dating back to the 11th century. During every Advent Season, its vast courtyard and lavish royal rooms turn into a wonderland of vendors selling handmade Christmas crafts and culinary treats. The market is not extremely large but definitely one of the most memorable and sought after

Immerse in Bavarian Charm

Unlike Berlin, who chose to embrace modernity and skyscrapers, Munich restored many of its building post World War II to their traditional format, giving this third largest city in Germany a small town charm. Enjoy exploring the city on your own and visit sites that cater to your interest. Art lovers should check out Alte Pinakothek for brilliant collections from the 14th to 18th century or Munich Residenz for its beautiful murals. You may also choose to see futuristic automotive at BMW Welt, walk behind the stage into Bayern Munich’s locker room, or simply gaze at local’s life at the colorful Viktualienkt Market. As the day turns into the afternoon, follow the crowd and flock to Marienplatz for your Bavarian Christmas celebration that showcases a variety of handmade items from sheepskin jacket to fruit cake and plum almond.

Tour of Neuschwanstein Castle

The Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most well-known, visited and, photographed sights in Germany, which also gives real-life inspiration to Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. It was commissioned by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, and intended to become the private retreat for his family; only that it did not happen as he passed away before the construction saw its completion. Enjoy a guided tour inside the castle and follow your photographer guide through the surrounding nature trail to capture its beauty from various vantage points

Zugspitze Cable Car

Rise to the highest peak of Germany at almost 3000 m and take in the incredible 360˚ alpine panorama with a glass of cold beer in your hands.

Partnarch Gorge Hike

No visit to Garmisch is considered complete without a hike in Partnarch Gorge, which is exceptionally mystical and beautiful in winter. The trail is only 700 meters long but deep into the gorge with long icicles line up the trail, creating bizarre icy walls. If the weather is cold enough, the river stream and waterfall will freeze, and the entire gorge turns into an enchanting icy world

Horse Drawn Sleigh Ride

Kept warm by fleece with a cup of hot cocoa or mulled wine, off you go exploring the beautiful Garmisch-Partenkirchen as you being pulled over an untouched blanket of snow, past the Olympic ski-jump hill and approach a frozen waterfall where delightful prosecco and canapés are served

Fun-filled Zugspitze skiing or snowboarding

Tour of James Bond Museum

Switch on your “spy mode” as we are about to enter the secluded James Bond Museum located at more than 3,000 meters above sea level in Sölden, Austria. Immerse yourself into the world of 007 as you go through the cinematic installation and interactive technology dedicated to James Bond’s Movies, primarily “The Spectre” and scenes that are shot in Sölden. If those still do not impress you, the luxurious supercar collections or the dreamy lunch at Ice Q Restaurants absolutely will

Guided Tour of Swarovski Crystal Worlds

Set your foot into the glittering Swarovski Kristallwelten and witness how this high-end diamond company turns crystals into a living experience in the form of art installations and inspiring garden. Throughout the years, many well-recognized artists, designers, and architects have produced their unique crystal creations. Notable works, among others, including Yayoi Kusama’s ‘Chandelier of Grief’, Andy Cao’s ‘Crystal Cloud’ and the ‘Eden’ Forest by Fredrikson Stallard

Excursions to Hallstat

Hallstatt is virtually a postcard picture brought to life with glassy lake reflecting lined-up alpine houses and towering mountains rising from the water’s edge. Within this UNESCO World Heritage town are churches that date to the twelfth century, a buzzing market square, and plenty of cozy, candlelit restaurants for a lunch date. We will also visit World Heritage Skywalk from where the best possible Hallstatt view can be seen and dive into Hallstatt salt mines to get a fascinating insight on salt mining history that has lived for over 2500 years

Private Salzburg Walking Tour

Standing beside the fast-flowing Salzach River, Salzburg is a relatively small and quaint town, famously known as the birthplace of Mozart and consequently filled with classic mood and vibe. On this half-day tour, your guide will show you the breathtaking St Peter’s Church, the statue of Mozartplatz and the Hohensalzburg Castle, which is very hard to miss while walking in the town. And while you are still in the festive mood, take the opportunity to experience the intimate Austrian Christmas vibe and sample local seasonal treats from Bratapfel (baked apple) to Lebkuchen (gingerbread)