Romantic Rhine & Moselle

Join a local guide and drive to the charming World Heritage City of Bruges (approx. 2hrs each way). Often referred to as the ‘Venice of the North’, be amazed by this fascinating little city with its pretty canals and intimate cobblestone streets. Please note: Due to uneven surfaces (cobblestone) and extensive walking this tour is recommended only for guests with a high degree of fitness.

Journey to Aachen for a guided city tour, where you can enjoy some free time to explore. Continue to the three countries point, where Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands meet and enjoy a coffee and cake.

Join your local guide as you ride though the village of Veere seeing all its key sights as well as the unspoilt natural beauty along the dykes in the surrounding area.

Ride along the Moselle and Rhine River on a guided cycling tour and cycle past many city attractions while learning the historic background of Koblenz from your local guide.

Learn about the famous Flemish painter, Peter Paul Rubens in Antwerp and visit his former residence as well as the cathedral where a number of his more important works are housed.

Discover the charming town of Düsseldorf on a guided walking tour and taste the local Altbier, a type of beer brewed in Düsseldorf. Its name comes from it being top-fermented - an old method of beer production.

Take a guided walking tour through the historic cobblestone town centre of Holland's oldest fortified city. The city is distinguished by its medieval-era architecture and vibrant cultural scene.

With a history stretching back to the 15th century, discover many of the hundreds of heritage buildings on a guided tour through the quaint streets of Veere.

The Kaiserstuhl is of volcanic origin. Volcanic rocks make up a large part of the central and western Kaiserstuhl as a result of numerous volcanic eruptions over 16 million years ago. Because of its loess covered volcanic soils, the Kaiserstuhl is known as a very good wine-producing region and today is a region of intense wine growing .During your visit, sample some of these delicious wines.

With a local guide, visit the Arnhem Airborne museum to learn about the Battle of Arnhem. The Airborne Experience allows you to follow in the footsteps of British parachutists as they make their way to Arnhem in September 1944 and to meet the cheering citizens who had been oppressed by the German occupiers for four long years.

Join your local guide for a tour around Düsseldorf. During your tour, you will see many of the famous attractions such as the Rhine Tower while cycling through this quaint town.

Explore this city by coach and see Heidelberg castle before joining a local guide on a walking tour taking in many sights such as the old town square. This will be followed by free time to explore. The walking tour is not too strenuous but there are some stairs and uneven ground.

Travel through the beautiful wine growing area of Alsace to the small wine growing village of Mittelbergheim, one of the prettiest towns in the Alsace, where you will get to experience the local wines in one of the local wine cellars before having free time to explore this enchanting little town.

Travel from Bernkastel drive to Luxembourg with a local guide to discover the sights of Luxembourg on a walking tour. You will see all the main attractions of the historical city before enjoying some free time to discover the city your own way.

Enjoy a brief walking tour of Heidelberg and then explore this historic city at leisure during your free time.

Join your fellow travellers on a biking tour to the neighbouring town of Nijmegen. Take in the beautiful countryside on this point to point biking tour.

For the more adventurous, join your guide and cycle the area of Black Forest to Freiburg where you’ll enjoy a cup of coffee and some delicious Black Forest Cake.

Take a guided tour of this historic city, lapped by the waters of two of Europe’s most beautiful rivers. Learn the significance Koblenz has on European history by admiring sites such as the Basilica of St. Castor and the historic city hall.

Discover this medieval town with your local guide seeing the Porta Nigra, one of the best preserved Roman gates in Germany and the Trier Cathedral.

For the petrol heads, travel to the town of Hockenheim, famous for its Formula 1 track. Discover where the magic happens and see the famous track and its impressive museum on an insider tour of the circuit.

Visit a local winery for a guided tour and tastings of its finest wines. Enjoy learning about the wine making process while being surrounded by picture perfect scenery.

Discover the town of Bernkastel settled on the banks of the Moselle River, where a local guide will explain the architecture and culture to you during a guided tour. You will also have some time at leisure to discover Bernkastel on your own.

Join an excursion from Veere to tour the Delta Works (approx.30 mins), a complex series of dams purposely created to protect the population on the Delta plain from flooding. Discover this impressive engineering feat along with one of the Storm Surge Barrier that make up the project.

Learn about the famous Flemish painter, Peter Paul Rubens in Antwerp and visit his former residence as well as the cathedral where a number of his more important works are housed.

Enjoy a guided walking tour of the charming town of Strasbourg, seeing many of the most important sights of the city including the Cathedral, Petit France and its many half-timbered houses. Strasbourg is located on the border of France and Germany and ownership of the town has changed hands many times between the 2 countries. Due to this Strasbourg is a unique mixture of both French and German architecture and culture.

Discover the stories and immerse yourself in life in Holland from years gone by. A local guide will take you on an exploration of this fascinating museum where you will see historic houses, mills and farmhouse replicated in the museum and learn about the Dutch work, customs and traditions.

Journey to the Open Air Museum of Vogtsbauernhof and tour this fascinating Museum that showcases what life was like in the Black Forest throughout history. After, learn how to make the delicious Black Forest Cake and of course, sample a piece.

Formerly the largest and most productive coal mine site in Europe, tour the impressive World Heritage listed Zollverein Coal Mine that has developed into a lively location with an international reputation for the arts, culture and creative enterprises, including a visit to the unique museum. Please note this tour involves a lot of walking and steep steps.