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GROUP TRAVEL 2018 Holiday Destination Germany DISCOVER CITIES ENJOY NATURE EXPERIENCE CULTURE ACTIVE RELAXATION BERLIN MUNICH BAD REICHENHALL LEONBERG/STUTTGART CHEMNITZ HILDEN/DÜSSELDORF Highlights 2018 Index page Price information, GTC ..................2 Dear travel partner, the guests. Because we want Your contact person: Legend .......................................2 Group travel in Germany is well you and your customers to enjoy Ulrike Hahn Highlights 2018........................2-3 loved by travellers and its popu- your stay and to look back on [email protected] Bad Reichenhall ..........................4 larity is still growing. Germany your trip with pleasure. You can +49 3722 513-0 (-444) Munich .......................................5 offers diverse possibilities to in- choose from the tours around +49 3722 513-100 Berlin .........................................6 spire people to go on a bus trip Germany we offer or we can Chemnitz ....................................7 because of its landscapes as well talk about other possibilities: AMBER HOTELS Leonberg/Stuttgart ......................8 as its culture. +49 3722 513-0 (-444) Office Tourism Hilden/Düsseldorf .......................9 All year round the regions sur- Wildparkstraße 6 Experience culture .....................10 rounding the six AMBER HOTELS AMBER HOTELS 09247 Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf Enjoy nature ..............................10 Active relaxation ........................ 11 invite you to explore them. Our Office Tourism Germany Discover cities ...........................12 friendly and competent staff Ulrike Hahn Wine culture .............................12 love to be hosts and look after Sales Manager Tourism Please call me! Advent & Christmas Markets .......13 Group rates 2018 .......................14 +49 3722 513-444 Photo credits .............................14 Seasonal trips/Mystery tours .. 14-15 1 AMBER HOTEL CHEMNITZ PARK: »900 Years Zwickau« – automobile & Robert-Schuhmann-Town Zwickau is celebrating its 900th anni- versary in 2018. The city known as Au- tomobile and Robert-Schumann-Town is celebrating the anniversary with diffe- rent events throughout the year. One highlight is the “Festival of Lights” from May 1 to 5, when parts of the town are illuminated and bathed in spectacu- lar video projections. Between May 31 and June 10 the Schumann Festival is going to be held. As well as a three-day choir competition, works of the great composer will be performed. At the Au- gust-Horch-Automobile-Day on August 1. Robert Schumann Denkmal in Zwickau 26 car and vintage car enthusiast can in- dulge themselves. The best cars of 114 years of Zwickau car manufacturing will be presented at the main market place. Historical market life from 1118 until to- day is brought back to life at Zwickau old town on September 8 and 9. The final highlight will be a big Miners’ parade through the town centre on December 15. Price information: All offers pu- blished in this booklet on behalf of This is in honour of the century-long mining tradition of Zwickau. travel agents are valid from 01.01. to 31.12.2018. If not stated otherwise they are valid per person for a group of minimum 15 people. They can be booked on request and are subject to 2 AMBER RESIDENZ BAVARIA, BAD REICHENHALL availability. All prices are net prices in Euro (€) and include service tax and Bad Reichenhall Philharmonics VAT at the current rate. For these arran- gements a limited number of rooms is reserved. Arrangements and prices are Making the “Great Classics” and the Philharmo- valid until cancelled. Printing and type reachable and enjoyable for every- nic Christmas (Dec setting errors are reserved. The AMBER HOTEL General Terms and Conditions one is the philosophy of the forty 20 to 22 and Dec apply. professional musicians in Bad 26, 2018). GTC: You can find the full GTC under Reichenhall. Lean back, relax and www.amber-hotels.de/en/terms-and- enjoy fine chamber music as well 15km further away, conditions. A hard copy of the GTC is available on request. Publisher: AM- as opulent symphonies and samp- musical highlights BER HOTELS, Hotel Bellevue GmbH, les of famous operas. Music lovers await you in the Schwanenstraße 27, 40721 Hilden, from all over the world appreciate Mozart town Salz- Germany. the magnificent concerts, which burg: Mozart Week the Reichenhall musicians inter- (Jan 26 to Feb Legend: pret with lots of love and passion. 4, 2018) and the rooms parking Salzburger Fest- motorway airport A special recommendation for Bad spiele (planned for DBL = double room Reichenhall are the Mozart Days the end of July to SGL = single room (Mar 15 to 18, 2018), the Johann- the end of August Twin = double bed room Strauß-Days (Sept 4 to 16, 2018) 2018) with seperate beds 2. Bad Reichenhall Philharmonics in front of the Konzertrotunde pp = per person HB = half board B&B = bed and breakfast 2 Highlights 2018 AMBER advan- tages for bus 3 ECONTEL HOTEL MÜNCHEN, MUNICH 5 AMBER HOTEL LEONBERG/STUTTGART drivers and Faust Festival – 200 Years Cannstatter Volksfest, tour guides 1 Drama. 1 Town. 100 Events Sept 28 to Oct 14, 2018 and Relaxed arrival from Feb 23 to Jul 29, 2018 Spring Festival Apr 21 to May 13, 2018 ■ Loading/unloading at Not only Munich knows how to have a good party the hotel entrance. like the Oktoberfest. For 200 years Bad Cannstatt, ■ Bus parking at the the oldest part of Stuttgart, has celebrated a simi- hotel or nearby. larly impressive and well-loved public festival: the Wasen. Relaxed stay The city centre of Stuttgart has some surprises for this anniversary. There will be a historical festival at ■ Upgrade to a more the Schlossplatz from Sep 26 to Oct 3, 2018. Histo- quieter single room in rical markets, colourful traditional Swabian costu- the next higher room mes, typical delicacies and of course special beer category available. await guests from all over the world. ■ A surprise in the room. 3. Bavarian State Opera - State Opera in the evening ■ A newspaper free of For five whole months Munich will be dominated charge (if available). by Goethes famous drama “Faust”. Over 70 cultural institutions of Munich are presenting a comprehen- Good onward journey sive and diverse program: theatre performances, concerts, happenings, readings, discussions, city ■ Water to refill your tours and much more. Residenztheater, Gärtner- windscreen-wiper unit platztheater and State Opera are taking part as well is available, in winter as Puppet Theatre and Galerietheater and many this includes antifreeze. others. ■ Vacuum cleaner for A surprising and playful way will open the often cleaning the bus demanding topics to all. Unique experiences, enter- on request. 5. Stuttgart Beer Festival - Cannstatter Volksfest tainment, humour and fun will take away the seri- ousness of the matter. Apart from those events there The smaller relative of the Wasen is the Spring Fes- are also special highlights like the Walpurgis Night tival in Stuttgart. Even though this event is not as AMBER advan- and a music weekend to name but a few. big as the Wasen in autumn it is still the biggest tages for spring festival in Europe. Apart from a selection of fairground rides there are stalls and attractions and bookers of course lots of fun to be had. 4 ECONTEL HOTEL BERLIN Trial sleeping Berlin Biennale for contemporary art One hotel makes your 6 AMBER HOTEL HILDEN/DÜSSELDORF: shortlist but you have ne- “Unseen & Unknown” from Jun 9 to ver been there before? We Sept 9, 2018 Altbier Tour through Düsseldorf would like to invite you Let your customers become for a free night including Every other breakfast from the buffet. year the Bi- “Altbier experts” ennale Ber- Free place regulation lin takes The historical centre of Düsseldorf is famous for its place. Local Altbier. The top-fermented and often dark beer has For every 20 paying as well as in- been brewed here since the 17th century. No sur- guests you will receive ternational prise then that Düsseldorf holds the name capital one free place including works of art of Altbier even though the art of brewing has taken the booked hotel services, are shown. root along the whole Lower Rhine over time. the first free place for The artwork During a light-hearted round trip along the “lon- the driver in a single is exhibited gest bar counter of the world” your customers get room and each other in a at differentto know rustic breweries and learn a lot of inter- double room. places, in esting things galleries and about the tra- Flexible tour planning 4. Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum for Contemporary Art museums of ditional art of the capital, for instance the Museum für Gegen- brewing. Of Often on offer for groups wart. Since the first edition in 1998 the Biennale course there of 15 people and more. Berlin has made a name for itself as one of the most can’t be a tour important events for contemporary art worldwide. like this with- The curator for the coming exhibition is South Af- out a tasting rican Gabi Ngcobo, who has made it her goal to int- session of the roduce the contemporary art of her continent to the special tangy world. and fresh beer! 6. Altbier in Düsseldorf 3 AMBER RESIDENZ Bavaria, Bad Reichenhall 170 (110 DBL/twins, 30 SGL, 30 apartments/suites) nearby, free of charge A8 5km SZG 12km Free services: Use of the indoor swim- ming pool, fitness room LOCATION & PARKING FOOD & DRINKS AND EVENTS WiFi throughout the hotel Surrounded by greenery, on the foot of the moun- Restaurant 160 seats. Use of the internet areas tains Predigtstuhl and Hochstaufen. Terrace 60 seats. 500m to the spa gardens (Kurgarten). Cosy lounge with fireplace 12 to 16 seats. 15km to Salzburg. Beer garden 50 seats. Free bus parking near the hotel. Hotel bar »Kutscherstube« 25 seats. Popular with groups: 2 function rooms for up to 60 people. Start of season trip & ROOMS End of season trip All rooms have a balcony or loggia, Minibar fridge LEISURE Advent trips with visit of the (sale of drinks in the hotel), flat-screen TV, radio, Indoor swimming pool, sauna, fitness room.
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