Things to do in Germany
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Berlin Mitte: Food Tour with 7 Local Tastings & Street ArtYou walk through Mitte's courtyards and street art while tasting seven Berlin classics: currywurst, kebab, pastries, beer, wine, and a signature dish the guide keeps secret. The tour includes entry to Haus Schwarzenberg and Hackescher Markt, with a local guide explaining the neighborhood's Cold War history and immigrant food culture. Comfortable shoes and a few hours of walking are the only things you need to bring.Is it for me?Book this if you're curious about how a city's food tells its history and you're willing to walk for it — the route through Mitte's hidden courtyards and the stops at real neighborhood spots are what make the food taste like something, not just calories.
Berlin: Rude Bastards Walking Tour & Unfiltered HistoryYou’ll walk Berlin’s wildest streets with a local guide who pulls no punches—expect sharp jokes at Checkpoint Charlie, real talk at the Holocaust Memorial, and raw stories behind every landmark from Brandenburg Gate to Haus Schwarzenberg. This isn’t your average walking tour; you’ll leave with gritty memories—and probably a few new favorite curse words.
Munich to Rothenburg & Harburg: Romantic Road Day TripYou’ll step inside centuries-old Harburg Castle, stroll Rothenburg’s cobbled streets beneath timbered roofs, and watch Bavarian countryside roll by from your seat. With plenty of time to explore on your own and stories from your guide woven in, this day trip from Munich lets you touch real history — and maybe taste a Schneeball or two.
Munich Old Town Walking Tour: 2-Hour City Center & ResidenzYou walk through Munich's medieval center with a local guide, visiting the Frauenkirche, Marienplatz's mechanical clock, Viktualienmarkt, St Peter's Church, and the Munich Residenz exterior. The two-hour route starts at Radius Tours office near the central station and ends at Odeonsplatz. No entry fees to attractions are included — you're seeing exteriors and hearing the history, not going inside museums.Is it for me?Choose this if you're new to Munich and want the main Old Town sights in one focused walk without arranging your own route or timing — the two-hour structure and local guide handle both.
Munich: Classic Bike Tour & English Garden with SurfersYou ride 3.5 hours through Munich's main sights — Marienplatz, Hofbräuhaus, Residenz courtyards, English Garden — with a lunch break at the Chinese Tower and a stop to watch surfers on the Eisbach River. Bike, helmet, and luggage storage are included; lunch and drinks cost extra. The tour starts at 11:30am at Marienplatz and ends near the Maximilianeum.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Munich's main landmarks and the English Garden without arranging a bike rental or navigating the city yourself — the fixed 11:30am start and 3.5-hour pace let you cover the key sights and still have the afternoon free. Suitable for all fitness levels, though expect steady pedaling and some stops for history and photos.
Frankfurt Walking Tour: Römerberg, Market & Jewish HistoryYou’ll walk through Frankfurt’s heart with a local guide who knows every twist in Römerberg Square and beyond. Taste your way through an indoor market (if open), trace centuries-old Jewish history, cross bridges for river views, and catch small moments you’d miss alone. It’s less about checking off sights—more about feeling part of the city for an afternoon.
Berlin Sachsenhausen: Spanish Tour & Nazi Camp StoriesYou’ll travel from Berlin to Sachsenhausen with a Spanish-speaking guide who shares survivor stories and answers every question along the way. Walk through barracks, kitchens, and memorials—sometimes in silence—and feel history settle around you before returning to Berlin together.
Eagle's Nest & Berchtesgaden: Munich Day Trip with Alpine ViewsYou travel by coach from Munich into the Bavarian Alps, ride a special mountain bus to Eagle's Nest at 6,148 feet, walk through a tunnel and take an elevator to the summit terrace, spend free time with the Alpine view and the history, stop for lunch at a mountain restaurant, and return to Munich by early evening. Skip-the-line access and a professional guide are included; lunch and the Documentation Center are optional extras.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Eagle's Nest and Obersalzberg in one day without renting a car or arranging the mountain bus yourself — the coach handles the drive, the guide handles the history, and skip-the-line access means you're not waiting in queues at the summit.
Dachau Memorial Half-Day Tour from Munich with GuideThis half-day tour from Munich takes you to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site on an early departure, with a guide officially authorized by the memorial and round-trip train transport included. The early start means a quieter, more reflective visit to all key buildings and areas. Minimum age is 13; lunch is not included.Is it for me?This tour suits anyone who wants to learn the history of Dachau with a guide who is officially certified by the memorial itself, rather than navigating the site independently or joining a larger group tour. The early departure and small-group format create space for reflection and questions — important when the subject matter is difficult — and the guide's professional experience means you get context and nuance, not just a list of facts.
Eagle's Nest & Berchtesgaden Day Trip from Munich: Alpine ViewsYou're picked up in central Munich at 8:30am and driven to Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps. You take a special bus and lift up to Eagle's Nest at 1,834 meters for alpine views, visit the Obersalzberg Documentation Center (entry included), and get a guided walk through Berchtesgaden town with free time to explore. The return journey follows scenic alpine roads, arriving back in Munich around 5:15pm. Bring your passport and cash for the mountain bus fee.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Berchtesgaden and Eagle's Nest highlights in one day without arranging your own transport, tickets, or timing — the fixed schedule and included skip-the-line access mean you skip the logistics and spend the day on the views and history instead.
Hamburg: Historic Centre Walking Tour & Speicherstadt StoriesYou’ll walk through Hamburg’s historic centre with a local guide who brings stories to life — from City Hall arches to Deichstrasse snacks, WWII scars at St. Nikolai Memorial, and sunset over Speicherstadt warehouses. Expect laughter, quiet moments, and glimpses of how Hamburg keeps moving forward without losing its past.
Berlin: Cold War Walking Tour, Berlin Wall & Espionage SitesYou’ll trace Cold War history across Berlin with a local guide—standing at border crossings like Friedrichstrasse Station, riding the “ghost train,” seeing preserved stretches of the Berlin Wall, and pausing in places where families once parted ways. Expect honest stories and small moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Heide Park Resort: 40+ Rides & 7 Roller Coasters Near BremenYou get admission to all 40+ rides and attractions, from seven roller coasters to themed family zones, with a full day from 10am to 6pm. No transport to arrange, no separate entry fees for each ride — just your ticket and the park. Plan for eight hours of open time, since rides close an hour before the park does, and book parking ahead if you're driving to avoid delays at arrival.Is it for me?Right for families and thrill-seekers who want a full day in one place without arranging separate transport or paying per ride. The eight hours of open time is what lets you move between coasters, themed zones, and shows without rushing through any single area.
Dachau Memorial Tour from Munich: Guided Camp History with TrainA half-day guided tour of Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site departing from Munich by public train, with a fully trained English-speaking guide who leads you through the cells, barracks, gas chamber and museum exhibits while recounting prisoners' own accounts from the camp's opening until liberation in 1945. The tour includes a 22-minute documentary film and runs five hours total. Children under 14 are not permitted.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you want a trained guide and the perspective of other visitors; choose the private option if you prefer the guide's full attention and flexibility to pause longer at particular exhibits or barracks. The afternoon departure suits travelers who want fewer people around during the visit.
Berlin Highlights 3-Hour Bike Tour: Brandenburg Gate & ReichstagA 3-hour guided bike tour of Berlin covering the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Museum Island and a dozen other landmarks, with bike and helmet included. The route is designed so you never cycle far between stops; your English-speaking guide shares stories at each site and welcomes questions throughout. You can book in English on a regular or electric bike, or join the Dutch-language tour on either bike type (electric bikes require age 14+).Is it for me?Choose the electric bike if you want to conserve energy over three hours of riding and stopping; it's available on both language options for riders 14 and up. The regular bike suits anyone comfortable with steady pedaling, and both options follow the same route and pace, so the choice is about your preference for effort rather than what you'll see.
Berlin: 1-Hour River Cruise with Live Guide & Glass RoofYou’ll float through central Berlin with a live guide sharing quirky stories in English or German, passing landmarks like the Reichstag and Berlin Cathedral. Rain or shine, you’ll stay comfortable under a heated glass roof with drinks available onboard. There’s something quietly special about seeing city life from this angle — it might surprise you.
Munich to Dachau: Memorial Site Day Tour by Train & GuideYou’ll travel from Munich by train with a small group and an experienced guide who shares honest stories at Dachau Memorial Site. Walk where history happened, see original buildings and memorials up close, and return with a new perspective you can’t get from books alone.
Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial: Guided Tour from MunichYou meet your guide at Marienplatz, take the Munich train to Dachau (20 minutes, included), and spend three hours at the memorial with a licensed historian covering all major areas and the museum. Your guide escorts you back to central Munich by early afternoon, so you're done by 2pm and the transport is already paid for.Is it for me?Right for anyone aged 14 and up who wants to understand this history with a trained guide rather than navigate the site alone—the licensed educator and structured itinerary mean you're not figuring out what to look at or what it meant, and the train transport is already arranged.
Altstadt Tour Cologne: 2 hours, hidden detailsYou walk for two hours through Cologne's old town with a professional guide, starting at Petrus Fountain and moving through the Cathedral, Roman sites, baroque churches, and the Rhine promenade. The focus is on architectural details and historical layers most visitors miss. You're on foot the whole time, and the pace is steady enough for all fitness levels. No museum entries are included — the guide covers them from outside — which keeps the tour moving and costs down.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Cologne's layers — Roman foundation, medieval architecture, carnival culture — rather than just see the Cathedral. The two-hour pace keeps the walk steady without rushing, and the guide does the research so you don't have to.
Berlin: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Brandenburg Gate with River CruiseYou ride an open-top double-decker bus with unlimited hop-on hop-off access across Berlin's main landmarks — Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, East Side Gallery, Checkpoint Charlie — with audio commentary in 14 languages and a live 90-minute walking tour covering Cold War and WWII history. Evening and Wall Tour options let you explore Berlin after dark or focus on Berlin Wall sites. The mobile app tracks buses in real time and stores your ticket, so you activate it on your phone and board whenever you're ready.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Berlin's main landmarks without planning a route or buying separate transit tickets — the hop-on hop-off format and app tracking mean you move at your own pace and never wonder when the next bus arrives.
