Upon arrival, you will be greeted by their driver guide and taken on a city orientation tour of Munich. Munich - one of the top European travel and business destinations, Munich's Italianate architectural splendor and old-world charm adds a Southern European touch to the city. The Bavarian capital with more than 100 theaters and museums and a multi-ethnic community offers a very vivid cultural life. The annual Oktoberfest with more than six million visitors during sixteen days has turned into a global trademark. The city is home of BMW, MAN and Siemens and many high-tech and IT-companies. And it's just a stone's throw away from the beautiful Bavarian Alpine scenery. In the late afternoon, transfer to your hotel at Rottach Egern or Tegernsee.

These two villages are located on the shores of Lake Tegern 55 km South of Munich, amidst a charming scenery and surrounded by mountains – the perfect place for the start into your Bavarian experience. Tegernsee is one of the many beautiful lakes that you will find all over Upper Bavaria. In this relaxing environment you may want to go on a boat tour, take a walk, go on an e-bike tour.

Enjoy your last day of Tegernsee's atmosphere in one of the many cozy local restaurants and cafés like the Aran coffee house situated directly on the lake.

After breakfast, transfer in your private vehicle with your private driver guide to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, one of Germany's famous winter sports resorts, site of the 1936 Olympic Winter Games. Your sightseeing program includes the ski stadium and allows some free time for shopping in Partenkirchen. Weather conditions allowing, we will take the cable car to the summit of Zugspitze (2.961 m). Onward drive to via Oberammergau, the village famous of its Passion Play to Hohenschwangau, overlooked by Neuschwanstein. 1 night in Hohenschwangau or Füssen.

There is this myth of King Ludwig II, the most enigmatic of the Bavarian Kings. Famous for his extravagance and fine arts, he was called “The Fairy Tale King”. Herrenchiemsee and Linderhof castles are considered as his top architectural achievements. Neuschwanstein, a two-hours-drive from Munich, is the best known and, regarding its setting, most spectacular of the royal Bavarian castles. It served as inspiration for Walt Disney's fairy tale castles. Guided tour of the castle in the morning. Following lunch, we continue along a scenic route through the area of Allgäu to Konstanz (Constance) on Lake Constance. 2 nights in Konstanz. Lake Constance Three countries and one lake! There is hardly any better description for the international, yet German-speaking region of Lake Constance with its cultural diversity and scenic beauty of nature as well as the fruit growing areas and wineries around the lake. Come and discover the historical, cultural and scenic gems the area of Lake Constance has to offer. We chose Constance (German Konstanz), the largest and best-known city on Lake Constance, as the base for the last phase of your trip. The region is characterised by unspoiled landscape, palaces and castles. You will be enchanted by the landscape with reed-clad shores, breath-taking views, orchards, gently rolling hills, and not least, the islands of Mainau and Reichenau. There is a lot to explore on your strolls through well restored old towns, castles and palaces, medieval churches, and, of course, the taste of the regional cuisine typical of Lake Constance.

The city's location on Lake Constance, a preciously preserved old town with winding streets and a magnificent minster, international flair and, of course, the island of Mainau as part of the city make Konstanz a very attractive holiday destination. From 2014 to 2018, Konstanz is celebrating the 600th anniversary of the Konstanz Council under the banner “Europe is our guest”. Enjoy the ambiance of the well-preserved old town at your leisure, shopping, a coffee break or a glass of wine overlooking the lake. Our suggestion: Excursion to the island of Mainau. The 45 hectar Mainau Island is located in the proximity of Konstanz, just off the shores of the lake. For more than 150 years, the old palm house with giant sequoias has been welcoming visitors to enjoy botany. Around a million tulips, rhododendrons, scented roses, perennials and colourful dahlias bloom in the park and gardens. Palms and citrus plants add a Mediterranean flavour to the island in the summer time. Visit the Baroque castle dating back to 1746 and the castle church St. Marien as the architectural highlights of the Baroque era.