A ten-day tour of the famous picture book "The Little Prince" themed hotel in Germany and Switzerland, a petty bourgeoisie pop-up lightweight version is launched

Text provided by Qidou Travel Network, photos provided by Qidou Travel Network and Master Travel.

Germany has many breathtaking attractions, such as Neuschwanstein Castle, the romantic Rhine River... and so on. These places are close to the southern part of Germany, and visitors might want to combine trips to nearby Switzerland, exploring both countries in one European journey.And the highly acclaimed “Germany & Switzerland Le Petit Prince First-Class Train 10-Day Tour” by Jujiang Travel not only covers essential sights in Germany and Switzerland but also includes a stay at a hotel themed around the famous picture book Le Petit Prince. The rich story atmosphere allows even those who haven’t read the book to easily enjoy and immerse themselves, receiving much praise from travelers. Recently, to meet the needs of budget travelers, a limited “light version” has been specially launched, offering more flexibility for independent itineraries, believed to bring even more value to those wanting to experience this beautiful German-Swiss journey.

▲Baden-Baden

"The Little Prince" is one of the world’s best-selling books, and its protagonist, the Little Prince, has many famous quotes, such as “All grown-ups were once children... Although few of them remember it.”” At the Little Prince Hotel in Baden-Baden, Germany, the designer drew considerable inspiration from the work “The Little Prince.” The hotel has 40 rooms inside, each with a unique design, and features multiple oil paintings that stay true to the original work.Here, it can awaken the little child still harboring a pure heart within every grown-up visitor.

The tour package offered by Jujiang Travel this time includes an overnight stay at a Little Prince-themed hotel, and in the evening, guests can enjoy a Little Prince-themed dinner that has received Michelin recommendations.

▲Le Petit Prince Hotel

The architecture of Germany’s fairytale-like Neuschwanstein Castle is primarily in the Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles. It also served as the prototype for the castle where Sleeping Beauty lives in Disney animations.Neuschwanstein Castle was commissioned by King Ludwig II of Bavaria in the 19th century. Ludwig II had little interest in politics, the military, or romance, but was passionate about art. To realize his dream of a fairytale castle, he invited a theater set designer to build it.

▲Hike up to the dreamlike Neuschwanstein Castle in winter.

The Rhine River is Germany’s longest river. The famous “Romantic Rhine” refers to the midstream section of the Rhine Valley, which was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002.Taking a Rhine River cruise allows you to enjoy the European-style architecture along the banks and the legendary Lorelei Rock, where the siren Lorelei was said to sing her tempting songs.

▲Rhine River scenery

▲ Rothenburg, a famous German tourist attraction – Great Master Travel also arranges an overnight stay here.

The Aare River encircles the city, creating the unique beauty of Bern. The six-kilometer-long arcade architecture with its distinctive style has led UNESCO to include this city in the World Heritage List.Walking inside the old town, we can see that the streets are still adorned with many fountains, decorating the streets of Bern. The centuries-old yet still accurate clock tower, Einstein’s former residence, and others are all must-visit spots in Bern.

▲ The old streets of Bern

Known as the land of honeymoons, Luxembourg exudes a romantic and laid-back atmosphere. The region hosts several music festivals each year, fostering a rich local cultural vibe.Lucerne is located on the shores of Lake Lucerne in central Switzerland. The crystal-clear, dazzling lake water creates a picturesque scene that has enchanted artists throughout history. Whether it's composer Richard Wagner's romance by the lake or Beethoven's tipsy Moonlight Sonata, the melodies further embellish this serene town.Zurich stands out among all cities for its vibrant diversity, making it one of the world’s most livable cities.

▲The famous Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge) in Lucerne is the oldest wooden bridge in Europe still in existence.

Travelers might not be familiar with the name Interlaken, but you’ve surely heard of the world-famous Jungfrau.Travelers can go from Interlaken to the Jungfrau, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. It has the highest railway station in Europe, standing at an altitude of 3,454 meters. In winter, taking the train from the base to the summit, you’ll see small wooden houses covered in snow and magnificent stretches of white mountains.Upon reaching the summit of the Jungfrau, visitors can explore the Ice Palace and the Sphinx Observatory, which offers views of the glacier.

▲Jungfrau in Switzerland

More related information:
▲Germany & Switzerland Le Petit Prince First-Class Train 10-Day Tour (Light Version)
https://goo.gl/duQcHo
Itinerary Highlights:
1. Stay one night at a Little Prince-themed hotel and one night at a five-star hotel in Frankfurt
2. Enjoy 10 gourmet Western meals (including a Little Prince-themed dinner)
3. No need to rush for trains, boats, or time. The 10-day road trip never exceeds 24 hours, perfectly avoiding the dilemma of racing against time during European winter travel. It gives travelers more time to shop, enjoy coffee, and fully experience the beauty of the old town.

For more details, please contact: Great Master Travel / Triumph Travel Agency (02)2507-5000
Websitehttps://www.artisan.com.tw/