Germany: Route through Bavaria II, tailor-made by car

Discover deepest Bavaria, in the south of Germany, where there's no shortage whatsoever of breathtaking landscapes of forests, rivers and mountains; extremely pure air and wonderfully jovial people. During the tour, you'll explore cities steeped in history such as Regensburg, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and picture-postcard towns such as Passau, known as the Venice of Bavaria. What's more, you'll discover beautiful alpine landscapes, fairy-tale castles, stories of eccentric kings, meadows with cows placidly grazing, and medieval walled villages that seem trapped in time. We'll set off from Munich to visit historic cities such as Nuremberg, the second largest in Bavaria and internationally known for being the (undeclared) capital of the Holy Roman Empire and, more recently, for holding the trials of Nazi high commanders after World War II. Come and join us on this exceptional self-drive tour that fuses history with nature and crosses part of the Alps. Get ready to discover its rugged beauty and to stroll around charismatic towns and villages such as Bad Tölz, Füssen and Oberammergau. Berchtesgaden is also nestled in the foothills of the country's second highest mountain and surrounded by the National Park and the spectacular Königssee. A magical setting that hides quirky places such as the Eagle's Nest, the gift Hitler gave to his minions on his 50th birthday. During the journey, you'll follow part of the River Danube that snakes around the city of Regensburg, which is home to around 1,500 listed buildings. The Danube also flows through Passau, a city with a great glass-making tradition and where Johann Strauss composed his famous piece "The Blue Danube". The Tour of Bavaria II is also a homage to romanticism. Let your imagination run wild when visiting Neuschwanstein Castle, one of the most photographed monuments in Germany and whose grandeur inspired Disney to design the Sleeping Beauty Castle.