Germany Tour Packages

In the essence of celebration and in the land of feasts, with history that enchanted the world for ages!

Enjoy a stunning glimpse of the modern yet historical country of Europe! Welcome to Germany - home to rich culture, history, technology and heritage. On your trip to Germany, explore the cities of Munich & Frankfurt in a wonderfully crafted Germany tour itinerary that lets you experience the sights and sounds of these must-visit places. Germany is the perfect balance between history and modernity. You can book cost-effectively priced Germany package and explore the country of mega cities, rich culture, unique flavours, hi-tech technology and a coherent history that has helped shape the nation.

Discover Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt in one such amazing tour that delights and amazes you! This sun-kissed land is so beautiful with extremely charming atmosphere and ambience that it attracts travellers and leisure lovers. The architectural specimens are so many and can be found on every corner of the country. Here at Novo Trading Enterprises, Germany holiday packages are intricately tailor-made to provide you a perfect vacation. Travelling is known to bring people together as we grow with every tour. The handcrafted Germany tour packages for family are made with a motto to celebrate the bond of the family. The idea of travel, explore and celebrate is reflected in every tour that we undertake!

Holidays to Germany tick off folklore, mountain scenery, and historic cities peppered with world-famous landmarks.

A variety of vistas

Germany’s appeal is so varied that no two trips here are the same. Whether it’s trekking through the Black Forest’s sweeping mountain ranges, partying hard on Hamburg’s world-famous Reeperbahn or delving into the country’s chequered past in Nuremberg, this European powerhouse ticks all kinds of boxes.

Germany city breaks

With the whole country less than two hours away from the UK by plane, Germany’s a top pick for European city breaks, and they all conjure up something different. From Munich’s world-famous beer halls to Cologne’s 1,000-year-old cathedral and Frankfurt’s New York-style skyline, every city has its own distinctive hallmark. One thing they all have in common is their eventful histories – and places like Dresden, Dusseldorf and Nuremberg have all been fully restored to their former glories.

A beeline to Berlin

If you’re wondering where to start on a city break to Germany, make Berlin your first stop. The German capital does a blinder in shopping, sightseeing, and iconic food and drink. And that’s not to mention the city’s turbulent history. If you have to choose just three famous landmarks to visit, make them the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, and the graffitied remains of the Berlin Wall.

Beer, bratwurst, and Bavarian beauty spots

Fairytale castles, mysterious forests, and shuttered alpine chalets – the classic image of Germany comes from the southeast state of Bavaria. Munich, Bavaria’s capital, really hits the spot when it comes to food and drink, too. There are six breweries here, and a bevy of beer halls, so you won’t be short of a thirst-quencher while exploring the city. For a snack, try a traditional bratwurst sausage.

What is Germany famous for?

It is famous for its rich traditions, national unity, and stunning landscapes. Germany is also famous for its medieval castles, Bavarian beer halls, and Oktoberfest. In fact Germany is often referred to as "the cultural capital of Europe" because it is home to famous composers such as Beethoven, Bach, and Wagner from the classical period and some of the famous thinkers such as Immanuel Kant and Johann Wolfgang Goethe from the enlightenment period.

Packed with fine culture, cosmopolitan cities, beautiful north beaches, finer art and cultural treasurers, the tourist places in Germany are a dream for all kinds of travellers. Be it strolling around the bustling shopping streets of Munich, sampling classic Berlin schnitzel or dancing the night away at the vibrant nightlife of Hamburg, Germany is in every way an embarrassment for travel places. Visit it anytime of the year and Germany throws at you a variety of festivals. From the Carnival of Cultures in May, Oktoberfest in October to Munich opera festival in July and Berlin Music Festival in September, Germany has everything to spoil the traveller in you and how!

Talk about German cuisine and the very first thing that comes to mind is delicious sausage and German brew. Signature delicacies like pretzel, Schnitzel and Bagels are a culinary delight. And German bread is the best in the world. No qualms about that. With the north beaches, mighty mountains, rugged coastlines, lush country fields, and modern and innovative cities, German is a country where the medieval meets the modern. Germany is known for the finest brew and your trip to Germany is incomplete without sampling Glühwein and Bananenweizen, the classic German drinks while in Munich.

Berlin, Germany’s most cosmopolitan cities is home to castles and medieval architecture that is as old as 600 years. It takes you to a time travel of ancient culture and some history. The well connected cities and excellent transportation options makes your German trip easy breezy. Combine it with the friendliness of the locals and the best tourist places in Greece, and you are all set to take the most unforgettable trip of your life.

Best Place To Visit in Germany

1. Berlin Wall:

It is one of the must visit places of Germany located at the centre of Berlin, Germany. It is a wall that was erected by the East German Government to prevent border crossing from East to West Berlin. Construction began in the summer of 1961 and it hosted the main part of the Cold War period between east and west Europe. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it holds the 2nd place among the world's biggest memorials. The largest part of the Berlin Wall is still standing and it is located in Berlin, Germany. The Berlin Wall is very symbolic of the struggle of major political parties during the 20th century.

2. Medieval Rothenburg:

Medieval Rothenburg is located at the southeast of the country and is an amazing city to visit. With a maze of medieval streets and cobblestone paths, Rothenburg is enchanting on every walk. From market day to late night, crowds always come out to mingle in the old town's "golden hour." It has also been given UNESCO World Heritage listing for its remarkable architectural and artistic heritage. It is the oldest town in Germany where the goods from France, Italy, Hungary and the Holy Roman Empire were brought to market for sale or exchange. Because of its central location, it became a favourite stopover for travellers making journeys between east and west.

3. Rhine Valley:

Rhine Valley is located in the northwestern part of Germany and is one of the most popularly visited places in Germany. The journey through the valley offers a variety of travel opportunities, such as cycling through vineyards or hiking on medieval paths. Along this route, travellers can visit many castles and villas like Hambach Castle and Johannisberg Castle. Needless to say that Rhine Valley is popular for its castles and vineyards, but it also offers many other sightseeing hotspots which are worth visiting for their architectural beauty. It is one of the most impressive cities in Germany which is famous for its wine and the place also has a restaurant dedicated to Rhine wine in each of the towns.

4. Black Forest:

Black Forest is a beautiful historical region in southwest Germany, with plenty of picturesque towns and scenic countrysides. The Black Forest is known for its giant primeval forest, which was once home to many notorious outlaws. It is located at the southern edge of the German federal state of Baden-Württemberg, in southwest Germany. It is an important forestry district with vineyards that are well worth a visit. For people who are interested in architecture, there are lots of buildings on the way to the Black Forest that were built during medieval times. It  has a few other natural landmarks including The Teufelsgeige in Schönwald which is the highest waterfall in Europe.

5. Nuremberg:

Nuremberg is located at the center of the Franconian-Altenburg-Bavarian Region, which is located in southeastern Germany. The place has a very rich history, as the city was once the capital of 16th century Bavaria. It is a perfect destination for those who would like to learn about German history and culture, as well as enjoy a relaxing vacation. Also, those who are looking for great souvenirs from this city might want to check out Nuremberg’s popular Christmas markets. This tourist hotspot offers everything from huge Christmas Markets to beautifully preserved Baroque architecture and bright green forests filled with wildlife. It offers many sights, restaurants and shopping destinations that are just waiting to be explored.

6. Frankfurt:

Frankfurt is located in the heart of Germany and is the homeland of Germany's publishing and media industry. It can be found on banks of the Main river, famous for its skyscrapers and is home to large financial institutions. It is best known for its cultural offerings as it boasts several museums, galleries, theatres and concert halls. The Symphony Orchestra Frankfurt is world-renowned for its concerts in Frankfurt's Alte Oper and Musicaltheater. The Frankfurt Ballet is also famous all over the world and their performance is held in Alte Oper. It is one of the most successful ballet companies of the 20th century which makes it well worth a visit.

7. Dresden:

Dresden is located at the eastern end of the Elbe in Saxony, but it is better known for its unique baroque architecture and grand opera house. The city became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in June 2012 and here you can enjoy drinking mulled wine, watching a big festival parade and fireworks, and eating traditional food such as pretzels with mustard. Dresden is close to other international tourist destinations including Czech Republic, Austria, Poland and Switzerland. It’s also home to Germany’s largest beer garden which attracts many visitors during the summer months for their delicious bratwurst and flammkuchen. It is not only filled with tourists during the summer months, but has also become a popular spot for the locals.

8. Leipzig:

Leipzig is located at the center of an East German province in Saxony. In addition to being a global centre for publishing, it is known as a concert venue for classical music due to its outstanding acoustics and is often called the most romantic place by locals. It is also home to one of the largest fairgrounds in Europe, with over 700,000 visitors every year. It is famous for its Green Week Festival and has a strong football culture, evident in the Freishtat of Sachsen Viktoria Leipzig club. The city is a popular tourist destination because it has a wealth of interesting architectural styles with an impressive city centre having a range of bars, nightclubs and restaurants.

9. King's Lake:

King's Lake is located at the northern end of the eponymous lake, and is a popular place among visitors. The village has several shops open during the day and it knows how to make the most out of its small size. King's Lake is found between two major destinations: Trier and Koblenz. This lake is famous for its Roman camp, which is known as the Roman camp of Tamesis. On this site, there are ruins of a Roman villa which was built in the 1st century AD. This villa still has some well-preserved wall stonework and mosaics, and is listed as one of the official state museums of Germany.

10. Fairytale Castle of Heidelberg:

Fairytale Castle is located at the top of a hill in the old part of Heidelberg and the construction of the castle dates back to the early 13th century. This castle has remained in the possession of the Bishops of Heidelberg and is famous for its terraced gardens which are spread over an area of 22 hectares. There are some interesting legends associated with the castle, the most famous being the legend involving a magical golden dragon that is supposed to guard the castle's treasures. One of the best things about this castle is that it has been home to the famous German playwright Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

Famous things to do in Germany

1. Stroll around the Brandenburg Gate: There are a lot of amazing activities to do at this famous and the most beautiful structure of the city. You can take a perfect picture by the magnificent gate and then go on to admire the view from one of two platforms on either side of the gate.
When you're finished soaking up the vista, you can stroll through Tiergarten park and enjoy some of what Berlin has to offer: museums, outdoor cafes and gelato shops, while shopping at some of the lively local markets. If you are there at the time of Fifa, you can also sit and enjoy a live screening with an excited crowd.

2. Hop On Hop Off Tour: You can get on the sightseeing bus at Berlin and enjoy the beautiful city in your own way. The tour lets you visit the famous landmarks around it such as the Brandenburg gate, checkpoint Charlie, Berlin zoo and a lot of other places. While on the bus, you can look at the calm flowing waters and enjoy the scenic beauty of the city along the way. You can end the day by getting an amazing drink in one of the cool bars around the corner.

3. Spend Some Romantic Time at Strandbar Mitte: If you want an elegant evening to spend alone or with a partner, Strandbar Mitte along the Spree river could be your go to answer ! You can enjoy a wide range of activities here which are for people of all generations and interests.
Here you can enjoy a fast-paced day with friends or family while taking in the  panoramic views of the serene river which will give you a soothing view of the sundown. You can also rent volleyballs and mats to play volleyball and have a sporty evening. Or you can get engaged in a magnificent dinner night and admire the cosy weather of the city at night.

4. Enjoy Reggae Dance Night at The Island of Youth: Amongst the lust forests outside the city of Berlin, there's this dainty place, Insel der Jugend, that can take you away from the hustle and bustle of the city life and let you in for a unique evening. Here you can enjoy a  calm and lovely evening with your partner while taking in the refreshing and low-key atmosphere of the place. If you tend to visit the place on a Sunday, then you can also get a chance to experience an amazing and cultural dance called The Reggae Dance. So, You can hop in your dancing shoes and enjoy the evening tapping your feet on to a traditional, fun dance while enjoying your night to the fullest.

5. Visit the German Spy Museum: Berlin, known as the capital of spies, offers the German Spy Museum that can let you travel through the mind-blowing history of the city. From learning about famous spies operating during the height of the Cold War to uncovering their personal lives, there are lots of things to do that will keep one captivated throughout their visit. There are various games that you can indulge in while visiting the museum like, deciphering codes and laser maze. It is one of the most incredible things to do in Germany, and is well worth the money.

6. Wander Around The Mix of High Street Stores in Ku'damm Street: The mix of High Street stores in Ku’damm street is vast and varied, with just about every type of store imaginable. Here, you can easily get lost in the interesting architecture throughout the street and as you visit this shopping boulevard, you can enjoy a number of activities along with shopping for world-famous fashion brands. You can also have the amazing Bratwurst at Grill Royal and watch Skaters at Ku’damm-Eisbaeren (Ku’damm-Icebergs) and even visit The Fashion Museum Berlin, making it a perfect day out in Germany.

7. Enjoy at The Sandy Beach of Wannsee Lake: One of the best things to do in Germany is to relax on the sandy beach of Wannsee Lake, where you can participate in a variety of fun activities along the 400 kilometres of shoreline! You can enjoy a wide range of fun and adventurous activities at this semi-wild Sandy Beach of Wannsee Lake including parasailing, jet skiing and kayaking. You can also sunbathe, swim, go fishing, and even take a rowboat out onto the water. You can also take a walk along the beach or bike ride through the surrounding forests or head to the grilling area to find your next culinary adventure.

8. Feel Like you are Dancing on The Water at Watergate Club: What's the best way to relax and forget about your everyday worries? Spa in the Spreewald Therme in Germany ! Here you can take a wide range of treatments for both adults and children for everyone to enjoy themselves. You can visit the place and take advantage of the sauna or swimming pool, or treat yourself with a relaxing massage. Afterwards, you can either enjoy some of the various culinary treats in the Riesiger restaurant or simply stroll around the beautiful gardens surrounding the place.

9. Do Skating on The Ice Rink That Encircles The Neptune Fountain: For those who seek a chillier thrill or just want to throw themselves into the memories of childhood then perhaps a trip out on these thin ice sheets around the Neptune Fountain, while visiting Germany. Along with skating on the ice, there is a path that goes around it and at the bottom of each arched curve there is a bench allowing visitors to sit and view the fountain in peace. Here you can also marvel  at the neon lights illuminating the entire place and giving it an electric feel at night. You can plan a lovely date here or just spend time with friends, family, and loved ones alike.

10. Relax In The Englischer Garten: Relaxing at the englischer garten is one of the best activities to do for those who love exploring nature. This massive park in Munich which spans over 400 acres you can visit several Historic Buildings including the Schlossgraben as well as enjoy numerous concerts which are held in this garden. You can even bring your family to this place or simply walk your dog while relaxing on one of its many deck chairs with a glass of cold beer or iced lemonade making your trip to Germany all the more worth it.