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Explore historic towns, fairytale legends and coastal cities on this 4-day small-group North Germany tour from Berlin. The route includes Hamburg, Bremen, Hameln and Hanover, with a mix of medieval old towns, riverfront scenery and northern German culture along the way.
Visit places linked to the Brothers Grimm stories, walk through UNESCO-listed city centres and see well-known landmarks such as Hamburg’s Speicherstadt warehouse district and Bremen’s Town Musicians statue. The tour also includes spa towns, historic harbours and traditional half-timbered architecture.
With a small group, comfortable transport and a driver-guide handling the travel between destinations, it’s an easy way to explore several parts of northern Germany without planning trains, hotels or long driving days yourself.
This tour connects historic towns, fairytale landmarks and coastal cities across northern Germany:
Berlin → Lüneburg → Hamburg → Stade → Buxtehude → Bremen → Verden → Nienburg → Bad Oeynhausen → Hameln → Hanover → Berlin
4-day / 3-night tour per person (shared double or twin room): AU$1649
Single room supplement: additional AU$139/person per night
Driver-guide tipping: €10/person/day
Optional activities: Same prices as adults unless otherwise specified (some attractions may offer child discounts)
Driver-guide tipping: €10/person/day
Tour price: FREE
Infants must sit on a parent’s lap during transportation and do not have a separate seat in the vehicle. They share a room with two adults, and no extra bed or meals are included.
How to Book
Note: Please ensure you review your visa conditions and arrange your flights well in advance.
Payment Options: PayPal, Credit or Debit Card, Bank Transfer
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Visa requirements
This tour starts and ends in Berlin, Germany. Pickup and drop-off are available within the Berlin city centre.
The tour includes Hamburg, Bremen, Hameln, Hanover and several historic fairytale-route towns, combining medieval architecture, harbour cities and Brothers Grimm legends.
Yes. Hamburg is one of Germany’s most visited cities, known for its harbour, canals, warehouse district and modern architecture.
No. Entrance tickets are not included, so travellers can choose which attractions they would like to visit.
Daily breakfast at the hotel is included. Lunch and dinner are not included.
Yes. The route combines major cities, historic towns and cultural landmarks across northern Germany, making it a good introduction to the region.
Hamburg is approximately 290 km from Berlin, and the drive usually takes around 3 hours, depending on traffic.
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