Tour of Germany – 8 days / 7 nights

You begin your journey from a Danish train station, boarding an InterCity train.

Along the way, you pass through the beautiful Danish countryside. Then, as you leave Denmark, you will notice the landscape gradually changing. Northern Germany is characterized by open fields, rivers, and forested areas.

After a few hours, you arrive at Hamburg Hauptbahnhof, one of the largest and busiest railway stations in Germany.

In Hamburg, you change to a German ICE train with a restaurant carriage. Therefore, you have a good opportunity to purchase refreshments during the journey. The trains offer excellent comfort, spacious seating, Wi-Fi, and power outlets for charging your devices.

Finally, you stay overnight at a hotel within walking distance of the train station.

Explore vibrant Hamburg, a city that offers art, shopping, nature, culture, and history. Often described as the “new Berlin,” Hamburg is perfect for a city break for both couples and families.

The city is full of experiences and also features a wide range of excellent restaurants. For example, take a boat tour through the canals, visit the zoo, or explore one of the many museums located across the city. In addition, enjoy shopping and the lively urban atmosphere that makes Hamburg so unique.

The day begins with a train journey from Hamburg to Frankfurt. Known as the financial center of Germany, Frankfurt is characterized by a unique mix of modern skyscrapers and historic buildings. In addition, the city offers a wide range of world-class galleries, museums, shopping, and restaurants serving local specialties.

The journey is made on modern ICE trains with a bistro carriage and Wi-Fi, and takes approximately 4.5 hours.

Enjoy two nights in Frankfurt, a city where modern architecture meets historic charm. This vibrant mix creates a wide range of experiences for every type of traveler.

Then, explore the Sachsenhausen district, known for its shops, cafés, and local atmosphere. On a sunny day, take a cruise along the Main River and admire the impressive skyline of Frankfurt from the water. Alternatively, visit the Main Tower, rising 200 meters above the city, where you can enjoy panoramic views from its public observation decks.

In addition, a visit to Frankfurt Zoo is a great option, especially for families, offering a fun and engaging experience for all ages.

The train journey now continues to the beautiful city of Dresden. You travel on a direct ICE train from Frankfurt to Dresden, with a journey time of approximately 4.5 hours.

Enjoy one night in Dresden, one of the most beautiful cities in former East Germany. Once known as the “Florence of Germany,” the city was famous for its Baroque architecture and renowned art collections before being heavily damaged during the final stages of World War II. Much of the city has since been carefully rebuilt.

Today, Dresden still retains its unique atmosphere, full of charm and history. In addition, the city offers a wide range of experiences, including gastronomy, shopping, and cultural attractions suitable for the whole family.

The day includes a train journey from Dresden to Berlin. Enjoy the ride on one of Germany’s efficient high-speed ICE trains before arriving in the heart of trendy Berlin.

The journey takes just under 2 hours and is made in modern, comfortable trains. Upon arrival, you will stay overnight at a hotel within walking distance of the train station.

Enjoy time at your own pace in Berlin. Then, explore the city’s rich history or visit some of its many renowned museums.

Start at the iconic Brandenburg Gate, and experience the history of the Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie. Afterwards, visit the famous Berlin Zoo, a great place to spend an afternoon with the family. Alternatively, discover the unique Ritter Sport Museum, dedicated to chocolate and featuring its own café.

In addition, Berlin offers excellent shopping and a diverse food scene. From casual street food to Michelin-starred restaurants, you will find something for every taste.

Time to return home. The journey begins with an ICE train from Berlin to Hamburg, taking just under 2 hours. Then, in Hamburg, you change to a train heading back to Denmark.