There is a private transfer available between your hotel and Frankfurt Airport. If you are arriving at the airport for the first time, the driver will meet you in the Arrivals Hall after you leave the luggage carousel area.

To ensure your comfort, there will be an English speaking assistant in the hotel lobby. This representative will assist you with check-in and go over the welcome package, your itinerary, and any questions you may have.

You will receive a Welcome Package that includes all necessary documents or tickets for your trip.

Discover Frankfurt's rich cultural legacy as you embark on a guided walking tour through its streets. Despite the devastating impacts of war, Frankfurt remains an important historical city and Germany's financial center. It is also the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, a renowned writer and statesman whose works have influenced great thinkers like Carl Jung and Fredrick Nietzsche. Visit his former house, now the Goethe Museum, and explore the Frankfurt School, the first Marxist research center in a German university. Dive into the DonRomer Quarter, which showcases reconstructed historical alleyways and grand houses. Your guide will accompany you to the City Hall on the Market Square, where evidence of Frankfurt's earliest settlements can be found in the Archaeological Garden.

Afterwards, take some time to explore the city on your own. Admire the breathtaking views of Frankfurt's skyline from the Main Tower's observation platform, the only high-rise open to the public. Experience the local culture by sipping apfelwein, Frankfurt's signature drink, in one of the historic apple cider taverns in the Sachsenhausen district. If you're a nature lover, stroll through the Palmengarten, a vast botanical garden showcasing over 6,000 species from around the world. Regardless of how you choose to spend your leisurely afternoon, Frankfurt's beauty and history are bound to capture your heart.

Embark on a full day journey in Germany's intellectual capital, Heidelberg, and the historic settlement of Speyer. Explore Heidelberg's charming narrow streets and picturesque houses, and visit the renowned 13th century Heidelberg Castle surrounded by lush forest. Discover the late 18th century Old Bridge with its well-preserved medieval gate and Baroque tower helmets. Marvel at the Knight St. George, an impressive monument from the German Late Renaissance period. See the 17th century Madonna at the Kornmarkt and the Castle Gardens, once considered the "Eighth Wonder of the World." After a short drive, reach Speyer, a city with a rich history dating back to the Celts and Romans. Learn about its destruction and reconstruction, and visit the Old Gate with its 13th century tower, the underground Jewish Baths from the 12th century, and the Baroque Trinity Church from the turn of the 18th century. Explore the UNESCO-listed Romanesque cathedral founded in 1030, which houses the tombs of German emperors, kings, and empresses. End the day upon returning to Frankfurt.

Today, enjoy a scenic transfer from Frankfurt to Cologne with a stop at Hessenpark Open-Air Museum. This park, built in 1974, takes you on a journey back in time with over 100 buildings from villages across the region. These buildings, reconstructed with original materials, showcase 400 years of rural existence with some even featuring original furnishings. Explore the grounds divided into five groups, each representing a different Hessian settlement. Learn about village life shaped by agriculture and see exhibits on grain and fiber processing, animal care, and crafts from the past. Visit the Emigration to America exhibition to learn about the reasons behind the wave of emigration and discover important Americans of Hessian origin. After your guided tour and some free time, continue your transfer to Cologne.

Discover the ancient city of Cologne on a half-day walking tour with a private guide. Learn about the city's history, including the devastating effects of WWII, as you wander through its cobble-stoned streets. Admire the impressive Gothic Cathedral, explore the Town Hall, and marvel at the Town Hall Tower. Take a leisurely stroll along the Rhine, stopping at the Old Market to experience daily life in Cologne.

Embark on a tasty walking tour with your private guide to explore Cologne's unique beer culture. Learn about the city's traditional Kolsch beer, which has been perfected over generations. Visit local breweries, beer halls, and restaurants to sample freshly tapped Kolsch and indulge in traditional dishes like Himmel un Aad and Kolscher Kaviar. Gain a new appreciation for Cologne's famous beer and its local delicacies.

Spend the day with your dedicated Ancestry Genealogist to explore the historic town of Duren, located on the river Rur near Cologne. Originally settled by Celts and later taken over by Romans, Duren played an important role as a supply area for the growing city of Cologne. Over the centuries, the town survived various challenges including Frankish rule, the construction of a city wall, the Thirty Years' War, plagues, earthquakes, and the devastating bombings of World War II. Today, Duren is known for its annual week-long celebration of Saint Anne, the city's patron saint. Visiting Duren will provide insight into its resilience and the opportunity to customize your day according to your specific heritage needs. Note that Duren is just one of several nearby towns and cities that can be visited on a day trip from Cologne, including Bonn, Koblenz, and Eltz.

Upon arrival in Bremen, you will be greeted by your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to the city center. The journey will take approximately 4 hours.

Once you arrive in the city center, your private guide will meet you for a walking tour of Bremen's historical center. The city has a rich history spanning over 1200 years, blending Hanseatic heritage and cosmopolitan culture. You will experience both modern and historical aspects of the city, starting with a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Market Square. Here, you will see the impressive Weser Renaissance Town Hall and the graceful Roland statue. Your guide will also share the fascinating stories behind the Bremen Town Musicians sculpture, which is a significant symbol from the Grimm Brothers' fairy tale.

Next, you will explore Schnoor, the city's oldest living quarter, known for its exceptional structures in historic Boettcherstrasse. You will also have the opportunity to visit the imposing cathedral, which holds a wealth of captivating history. To continue your tour, you will cross the Weser River via the Great Weser Bridge and visit the Evangelical Church of Bremen. This church holds historical significance as it was the first place where a Protestant prayer took place in Bremen during the Protestant Reformation in 1522.

After the tour, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel.

Embark on a full day transfer to Hamburg with your private driver. Visit the port city Bremerhaven, home to the German Emigration Center. Meet your private local guide in Bremerhaven and explore the German Emigration Center - Europe's largest theme-museum focused on emigration. Discover the history of German emigration and experience the emigration process through interactive exhibits and the guidance of your expert guide. Access a database of records to trace your own family heritage. Take a moment to reflect and learn at this significant monument to living history. Then, take a short stroll to the Schaufenster Fischereihafen along the city's historic fishing port. Visit the Fish Hall IV, which offers insight into the fishing history of Bremerhaven. Enjoy some leisure time at the vibrant market square or dine at one of the many restaurants serving fresh seafood prepared by local chefs. Finally, continue your journey to Hamburg with your driver.

Embark on a full-day tour of Hamburg with a private driver and guide. Begin at City Hall in the Old Town, the local government's seat. Then, stroll along the vibrant Jungfernstieg promenade to immerse yourself in the city's maritime atmosphere. Visit the renowned St. Michael's Church, a splendid example of Hanseatic Protestant Baroque architecture and a significant landmark. Explore the lively Reeperbahn, filled with restaurants and theaters. Experience the HafenCity, home to the impressive Elbphilharmonic concert hall and the UNESCO-listed Speicherstadt warehouse district. Conclude your day at the Ohlsdorf Cemetery, the world's largest rural cemetery, where you can admire its mausoleum, ponds, sculptures, and funerary museum. Finally, return to your hotel with a provided transfer.

Explore the Ballinstadt Emigration Museum on a half-day tour with a private guide and transportation. Learn about the former emigration station in the Port of Hamburg, which served as a gateway to the world for millions of emigrants between 1850 and 1934. The original Emigration Hall consisted of more than 30 buildings, including living areas, dining rooms, churches, and medical examination rooms. Discover the lives of emigrants through interactive displays, historical documents, and exhibits. Experience the emigration process through the multimedia exhibit, "Simmigrant." Visit the family research center to trace your own ancestors' journey using the Ballinstadt database. Conclude the tour with a return transfer to your hotel.

Experience Hamburg's maritime charm and architectural mix on a one-way transfer to the port. Embark on a scenic hour-long harbor cruise to admire the city's beauty from a different perspective. Sail through the UNESCO-recognized Speicherstadt and marvel at landmarks like the Elbphilharmonie and the city's collection of bridges, locks, and cargo terminals. Immerse yourself in the rich history of this seafaring city as old and new structures blend seamlessly.

A transfer service is available for hotel guests to Hamburg Airport. If you are arriving at the airport for the first time, remember that your driver will wait for you in the Arrivals Hall, right after you leave the luggage carousel area.