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15 Day Germany, Austria & Prague Rail Tour 15 Day Germany, Austria & Prague Rail Tour (15R03) 15 Days/ 14 Nights - departs daily from/to Frankfurt Int. Airport - If you can take two weeks off this beautiful rail tour through Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic may be the right tour for you: visit the Imperial Cities of Berlin, Vienna, Munich and Prague as well as beautiful mid-size towns like Heidelberg, Salzburg, Erfurt, Dresden and Leipzig! Day 1 – Frankfurt Int. Airport/Frankfurt 15 Days / 14 Nights Daily buffet breakfast Rail from Frankfurt International 10 Cities ( Frankfurt, Airport to Frankfurt Central Station, Erfurt, Leipzig, Berlin, free time for sightseeing in Dresden, Prague, Frankfurt, Accommodation in Vienna, Salzburg, Frankfurt Munich, Heidelberg) Day 4 – Berlin Hop-on Hop-Off bus in Dresden Breakfast, High-Speed Rail from Berlin Welcome Card Leipzig to Berlin, free time for Vienna Card sightseeing in Berlin with your 48 h Berlin & Potsdam Welcome Card Munich All Day Pass which includes free unlimited travel Admission to many Day 2 – Erfurt on Berlin’s public transport system sights already included for 48 hours and which offers more bH High-speed Rail Breakfast, High-Speed Rail from than 190 discounts on bus tours, between Cities Frankfurt to Erfurt, free time for walking tours, bike tours, boat Taxi Transfer in sightseeing in Erfurt, tours, attractions, museums, Heidelberg Accommodation in Erfurt theatres and shows, palaces, shopping, restaurants and hotel Day 3 – Leipzig restaurants, and day spas in Berlin, Accommodation in Berlin Breakfast, High-Speed Rail from Erfurt to Leipzig, free time for sightseeing in Leipzig, Accommodation in Leipzig Photos: © Thomas H. Giesick; © Jessica Blöcker; ©Thüringer Tourismus Gm Tourismus ©Thüringer Blöcker; Jessica © Giesick; H. Thomas © Photos: 15 Day Germany, Austria & Prague Rail Tour (15R03) Day 5 – Berlin Day 7 – Prague Breakfast, free time for sightseeing in Berlin with your 48 h Berlin & Breakfast, Speed Rail from Potsdam Welcome Card, option to Dresden to Prague, free time join a 2.5 hour free English- for sightseeing in Prague, speaking walking tour of Berlin Accommodation in Prague which takes you to the most interesting historical sights of Day 8 – Prague h Berlin, Accommodation in Berlin Day 9 – Vienna Accommodation in Berlin Breakfast, option to join a 3 hour free English-speaking Breakfast, Speed Rail from Day 6 – Dresden walking tour of Prague which Prague to Vienna, free time takes you to the most for sightseeing in Vienna Breakfast, Speed Rail from Berlin interesting historical sights of with your 48 hour Vienna to Dresden, Sightseeing in Dresden Prague, free time for Card which includes free on board of the Hop-on Hop-off sightseeing in Prague, unlimited travel on Vienna's bus which covers the major sights Accommodation in Prague public transport system for of the city, free time for 48 hours and which offers sightseeing in Dresden, more than 210 discounts at Accommodation in Dresden museums and sights, theatres and concerts, in shops, cafés and restaurants in Vienna, Accommodation in Vienna © Thomas H. Giesick, © TO EUROPE s.r.o.; © Österreich© s.r.o.; EUROPE TO © Giesick, H. Horvat Thomas © Werbung, : Photos 15 Day Germany, Austria & Prague Rail Tour (15R03) Day 10 – Vienna Day 14 – Heidelberg Breakfast, Free time for Breakfast, Speed Rail from sightseeing in Vienna with Munich to Heidelberg, Taxi your 48 hour Vienna Card transfer from the Central which includes free unlimited Station to your hotel in the travel on Vienna's public Old Town of Heidelberg, free transport system for 48 hours time for sightseeing of the Old and which offers more than Town and for visiting 210 discounts at museums and Heidelberg Castle, sights, theatres and concerts, Accommodation in Heidelberg in shops, cafés and restaurants in Vienna, Accommodation in Vienna Day 15 – Heidelberg/ Frankfurt Int. Airport Day 11 – Salzburg Breakfast, Taxi transfer from Breakfast, High-speed Rail your hotel in the Old Town to from Vienna to Salzburg, free Heidelberg Central Station, Rail Day 13 – Munich time for sightseeing in from Heidelberg Central Station ik Arbeitsgemeinschaft GbR ik Arbeitsgemeinschaft Salzburg, Accommodation in Breakfast, option to join a 3 to Frankfurt International Salzburg hour free English-speaking Airport (optional: Frankfurt walking tour of Munich Central Station) Day 12 – Munich which takes you to the most interesting sights of Munich, Breakfast, High-speed Rail free time for sightseeing in from Salzburg to Munich, Munich, Accommodation in Munich All-day pass, free time Munich for sightseeing in Munich, e.g. Munich Residence, Treasury at the Residence, Cuvilliés Theatre, Nymphenburg Palace and Park, Hall of Fame and Statue of Bavaria, Accommodation in Munich -3.0-2.5-2.0-1.0 via Wikimedia Commons; ©Romantische Strasse©Romantische Commons; via Wikimedia -3.0-2.5-2.0-1.0 Tourist SA - BY - CC For information and reservations, please visit: www.to-europe.com Email: [email protected] or call toll free 1-800-817-8137 © Thomas H. 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