Allianz Arena (Pass By)

We carefully curate our selection of Christmas markets for each tour to give you the ultimate tour experience. At the same time, this is YOUR exclusive tour, so we welcome your suggestions and do our best to accommodate your wishes. Whether you prefer to stay longer at one stop or add a whole new one, let us know and we’ll adapt your bespoke tour accordingly. ... but now: Sit back and relax, rest assured that you are in good hands with your friendly & professional tour guide, who will take you on eventful, informative yet relaxing excursions in our new VW Comfort Van. ...after passing the venue of the 1972 Olympic Games, we take the Autobahn (motorway) A8 heading Northwest ...

Dinkelsbuhl

(optional): Dinkelsbühl could be called the "little sister" of Rothenburg - just as romantic but not so crowded. It is the perfect place to have lunch (not included), your guide can recommend a good restaurant to you. The old town is dominated by the tower of the Gothic St. Georg-Church, a visit to the almost 60 square meter nativity scene inside is definitely worthwhile! The Dinkelsbühl Christmas market, located in the historic 'Spitalhof', is open from 25 November daily from 1 p.m., on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m.

2 hours

Rothenburg ob der Tauber

This world-famous medieval city will exceed all your expectations! We can start with an approx. 1 hour guided walking tour in the very heart of the city, leading you to all the breathtaking sights, including: > the town hall at central plaza > the 'Meistertrunk - clock' > the Saint James church (small entrance fee) with its noteworthy wood-carved altar (early 16th century) containing the famous holy blood relic and Riemenschneider’s masterpiece of woodcarving > the viewpoint at the former castle's location > the splendid 'boulevard' Herrengasse with the overwhelming Christmas world and much more! Back to the main square: Nestled in the picturesque setting between the town hall and the church, the Rothenburg Christmas Market, called the 'Reiterlesmarkt', is one of the most charming in Germany. And as one of the few, it has a centuries-old tradition, as the name suggests. The "Reiterle" comes from the Germanic legend world and - like Santa Claus - is a lucky figure that delights all people through his visit. (Open This world-famous medieval city will exceed all your expectations! We can start with an approx. 1 hour guided walking tour in the very heart of the city, leading you to all the breathtaking sights, including: > the town hall at central plaza > the 'Meistertrunk - clock' > the Saint James church (small entrance fee) with its noteworthy wood-carved altar (early 16th century) containing the famous holy blood relic and Riemenschneider’s masterpiece of woodcarving > the viewpoint at the former castle's location > the splendid 'boulevard' Herrengasse with the overwhelming Christmas world and much more! Back to the main square: Nestled in the picturesque setting between the town hall and the church, the Rothenburg Christmas Market, called the 'Reiterlesmarkt', is one of the most charming in Germany. And as one of the few, it has a centuries-old tradition, as the name suggests. The "Reiterle" comes from the Germanic legend world and - like Santa Claus - is a lucky figure that delights all people through his visit. (Open from 26 November daily from 11 a.m.)

4 hours

Heidelberg

The scent of burnt almonds runs through the alleys of the old town and the 130 or so enchanting small wooden stalls offer handicrafts and winter delicacies. Enjoy the incomparable pre-Christmas atmosphere in perhaps the most romantic city in the world! (open daily 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.)

6 hours

Frankfurt Christmas Market

(optional): With the 15-hours option "One-way: Journey ends in Frankfurt/Main", you could also visit the Frankfurt Christmas Market before we drop you off at your hotel, at the airport or any other address of your choice. (Christmas market Frankfurt open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Sundays from 11 a.m.)

3 hours