9 Days in Germany
Day 1
Vienna
 
In Vienna, visit Schönbrunn Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its lavish gardens and rich history associated with the Habsburgs. Then, explore St. Stephen's Cathedral, a stunning Gothic landmark that tells tales of the city’s past through its intricate architecture. End the day at Belvedere Palace, where you can marvel at its art collection, including works by Gustav Klimt, amidst beautifully landscaped gardens.
Schönbrunn Palace
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Belvedere Palace
Day 2
Vienna
 
Visit Hofburg Palace to explore Austria’s imperial past, getting a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the Habsburgs. Then enjoy a fun-filled day at Prater Park, where the famous Giant Ferris Wheel offers spectacular views of the city. Cap off the day at Albertina Museum, home to an outstanding collection of art, providing a perfect blend of culture and history.
Hofburg Palace
Prater Park and Giant Ferris Wheel
Albertina Museum
Day 3
Salzburg
 
In Salzburg, start with a visit to Mirabell Palace and its enchanting gardens, a serene spot rich in history. Then explore Hohensalzburg Fortress, one of Europe’s largest medieval castles, offering spectacular views and insights into the region's past. Finally, delve into the world of music at Mozart's Birthplace, where you’ll learn about the early years of the legendary composer.
Mirabell Palace and Gardens
Hohensalzburg Fortress
Mozart's Birthplace
Day 4
Salzburg
 
Begin your day at the impressive Salzburg Cathedral, a key religious and architectural site with ties to Mozart. Then visit Hellbrunn Palace, famous for its trick fountains and beautiful gardens, where laughter and surprises await. Wind down at the Salzburg Museum, showcasing the city’s rich cultural heritage through engaging exhibits and historical artifacts.
Salzburg Cathedral
Hellbrunn Palace and Trick Fountains
Salzburg Museum
Day 5
Hallstatt
 
(Salzburg)
Begin the day with a visit to the Dachstein Ice Cave, where astonishing ice formations create a magical experience. Then delight in the beauty of the Hallstatt Waterfront, a serene lakeside area perfect for relaxation or a scenic boat ride. Finally, explore the Beinhaus, a unique chapel displaying decorated skulls, providing insights into the town's intriguing burial traditions.
Dachstein Ice Cave
Hallstatt Waterfront
Beinhaus (Bone House)
Day 6
Innsbruck
 
Explore Innsbruck's Old Town, known for its colorful buildings and historical significance, including the renowned Golden Roof. Visit the Hofkirche to admire the grandeur of Emperor Maximilian I's tomb and the impressive bronze statues. Finally, discover Ambras Castle, a Renaissance gem filled with art, history, and stunning views of the Tyrolean landscape.
Altstadt von Innsbruck (Old Town)
Hofkirche (Court Church)
Ambras Castle
Day 7
Innsbruck
 
Start the day at Swarovski Crystal Worlds, home to sparkling crystal displays and imaginative installations. Next, visit the Bergisel Ski Jump, where thrilling views and insights into the ski legacy in Innsbruck await. Round off your day at the Tyrolean Folk Art Museum, showcasing traditional crafts and costumes, providing a glimpse into the cultural heritage of the region.
Swarovski Crystal Worlds
Bergisel Ski Jump
Tyrolean Folk Art Museum
Day 8
Munich
 
In Munich, start your day in Marienplatz, the lively heart of the city, where the New Town Hall and its famous Glockenspiel steal the show. Then, relax in the English Garden, one of the largest urban parks in the world, perfect for a stroll and some downtime. End your day at Nymphenburg Palace, a stunning summer residence offering beautiful gardens and insights into Bavarian royal history.
Marienplatz
English Garden
Nymphenburg Palace
Day 9
Munich
 
Your day begins at the BMW Museum, showcasing the rich history and innovations of the automotive brand. Follow this with a fascinating visit to the Deutsches Museum, where science and technology come to life through hands-on exhibits. End your trip at Viktualienmarkt, a lively food market filled with delicious local offerings, capturing the essence of Munich's culinary culture.
BMW Museum
Deutsches Museum
Viktualienmarkt