Breakfast and early morning departure for Luxembourg, one of the smallest and richest countries in the world, which looks like it came out of a fairy tale with kings and knights with castles, palaces, underground shelters, cobbled alleys and ancient buildings that adorn the historic center. Headquarters of many European organizations, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg as its full name is, borders Belgium, France and Germany. The capital looks like a movie set as it is built at the confluence of the rivers Alzette and Petriz. In the old fortified city, the Roman fortifications are preserved to this day, the Cathedral and the ducal palace. Free time and departure for our next stop the city of Metz. Metz has the second Pompidou Museum outside of Paris. It is also known as the Green City because of the countless parks. First stop at Saint Etienne Cathedral, known as "God's Lantern", as it houses the largest collection of stained glass windows in the world (total area 6.500 sq.m.). These are works by Gothic and Renaissance artists, as well as modernists, like Marc Chagall. Then we saunter through the alleyways of Metz, passing the La Mosselle canal and the Pont des Morts bridge, where at sunset the colors mix creating a wonderful mosaic. Free time to have lunch on your own or to drink coffee in an atmospheric cafe in the city. Board the coach and return to Strasbourg. Overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel and our acquaintance with the city of Strasbourg begins. We will make photo stops in the European Quarter for some special clicks with the European Parliament buildings in the background, of the European Court of Human Rights and the Council of Europe and we will continue to the historic city center, the "Almost Island", surrounded by the river Il. Our acquaintance with the city of unparalleled medieval beauty will continue with a visit to the Gothic cathedral of Notre Dame, the 6th tallest church in the world, to be driven to Little France, a unique picturesque neighborhood with traditional half-timbered houses from the 16th and 17th centuries, which will offer you the unique feeling of being the protagonist in a novel by Victor Hugo. Return to our hotel and stay overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure for cosmopolitan and classy Baden Baden, picturesque spa town with architectural wealth and unique buildings, Like the well -known casino. In this a "unfortunate" game gave Dostoevsky the inspiration for his novel "The Player". Late in the afternoon arrival in Heidelberg, seat of Germany's oldest university (1382), with developed tourist traffic. We will get to know its historical center, untouched by time, with its baroque features that fascinate the visitor. We will walk the Hauptstrasse, the Karlsplatz square, the Kornmarkt Grain Market, the famous one, Gothic church of the Holy Spirit, the Renaissance Hotel Ritter (1592) and the University . We suggest a walk on the old bridge over the Neckar River and a cable car ride to the Elector's Renaissance Castle, which offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire city. After the tour, Arrival at our hotel. Arrangement in the rooms and overnight stay.

Breakfast at our hotel and departure for Munich, the capital of Bavaria. We will see Marienplatz, the central square of Munich which was built in 1158. In it is the New City Hall or Neues Rathaus, one of the most imposing buildings in the city, known for its ornate facade with sculptural decorations. We will admire the Frauenkirche, the imposing Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Munich, with the two famous steeples of height 99 meters, where the melody is also located, unique art clock bearing the name Glockenspiel. The church of Ag. Peter with the tower that offers a unique view of the city from the height of 91 meters. We will admire the Residenz palace, which was manufactured 1385, the Munich Opera house housed in a 17th century Baroque architectural marvel and the Nymphenburg Palace, also known as "Nymph's Castle". Boarding the coach and going to the airport. Return flight.