Explore Germany in Small Boutique Groups – Get a €100 Shopping Voucher

When traveling to Europe and exploring Germany’s Romantic Road and Alpine Road becomes more accessible, travelers are also starting to notice details beyond the tour cost. Whether it’s accommodation, dining, or the uniqueness of transportation, these are all key elements that attract visitors. Domestic travel agencies are focusing on small, limited-capacity groups, emphasizing that each group has no more than 26 people. By taking diverse modes of transport such as high-speed trains, ferry lake cruises, and horse-drawn carriages, the itinerary becomes richer. For accommodations, they highlight staying in hotels near attractions, such as within old towns or beneath Neuschwanstein Castle. This not only saves travel time but also allows more time to experience world-famous historic architecture.

Germany is known as the “Land of Poets and Thinkers,” the “Homeland of Musicians,” and the “Birthplace of Mercedes-Benz.” As the curtain of travel gradually rises, vibrant Berlin is leading this millennia-old country into a new century. The court architecture of Potsdam is simply mesmerizing; as the lights dim, the “Pearl on the Elbe” lights up the night sky. Dresden’s magnificent opera house and Green Vault treasure museum are so beautiful they take your breath away. The small town of Weimar turns out to be a powerhouse of vast literature and music, with the air filled with petals of art fluttering and dancing.

 

Shangxuan Travel, deeply involved in German tourism, is now launching the “2013 Shangxuan Germany Essence 13-Day Tour.” In terms of itinerary content, the alternating arrangement between cities and towns not only combines famous sightseeing routes such as the Romantic Road, Alpine Road, Castle Road, Legendary Road, and Goethe Road, but also intersperses cultural and natural landscape activities, making the journey full of rhythm and variety. Examples include exploring the secrets of Bavarian kings’ palaces, visiting the BMW Museum, witnessing the making of Black Forest cuckoo clocks, and arranging a two-hour hot spring swim at the Baden-Baden Caracalla Spa, a renowned hot spring destination. The tour also includes entry visits to Frederick the Great’s summer palace—Sanssouci Palace, the Cecilienhof Palace where the Potsdam Declaration was signed after WWII, and Berlin’s Museum Island, including the Pergamon Museum, famous for its ancient Greek temple ruins.

For transportation, the itinerary plans for ICE high-speed trains, experiencing Germany’s mountain railway to the Zugspitze, the country’s highest peak, bus + horse-drawn carriage tours around Neuschwanstein Castle, and an in-depth Rhine River cruise, providing tourists with a more diverse and enriching travel experience. Accommodations are mostly arranged in hotels within old towns or next to attractions, allowing visitors ample time to feel and imagine themselves in the time tunnel of hundreds of years of European history. Faced with cultural shocks, you’ll also have more time to walk and visit nearby historic buildings, leisurely enjoying this rare vacation time.

 

Shangxuan Travel is now launching the “Victory in Germany – Double the Joy, Extra Good Fortune” campaign. By signing up for the limited groups on July 1, July 8, or July 15, participants will receive a €100 shopping voucher for Germany. Children and youth under 18 can also receive exclusive Bayern Munich souvenir merchandise.

 

 

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