This nine-day arc crosses five countries, from the medieval walls of Rothenburg ob der Tauber through Munich and the Tyrolean Alps at Innsbruck to the Swiss lake country around Lucerne, then north through Strasbourg to a final night in Heidelberg. Along the way your group stops in Augsburg, Bavaria's oldest city, and at the Dachau Memorial, has a free afternoon in Munich, and, in season, takes on the Alpine Coaster at Imst and rides the cog railway down Mt. Pilatus before crossing into France for Strasbourg's cathedral and canals. The language shifts from Bavarian dialect to Swiss German as you go, which makes this tour a strong fit for German-language classrooms as well as history and European studies courses.
Arrival Rothenburg via Frankfurt
Tour director-led walking tour in Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Dinner
Overnight
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