Reuthers
Germania / Europe
Semi Guided Motorcycle Tour

Welcome to Frankfurt.

First thing in the morning you will pick up your Harley-Davidson motorcycle from the rental station and then start off onto your Germany adventure. Along the banks of the river Rhine, with its picturesque castles you will cruise into the German capital of carnival Cologne.

You will visit the famous landmark of the city - The Cologne Cathedral - and after a photo stop in the imperial city of Aachen you will continue on to Munster.

Today is a travel day and so you can enjoy on your trip the unique landscape of the far north. The destination is one of the most beautiful cities of Germany, Hamburg.

During your sightseeing tour through the Hanseatic city, you can also do a harbor cruise. An evening visit to one of the many musicals is also possible.

Along the Baltic coast you head over to Lübeck and Rostock to the island of Rügen with its white sand beach, which is a must see for anyone.

This part of Germany is particularly well known for its picturesque avenues and so you head towards Berlin cruising along on the Deutsche Allenstraße in the truest sense of the meaning.

An absolute must for our sightseeing tour in the German capital is the mutual group photo at the historic Brandenburg Gate.

From Berlin you continue on the Deutsche Alleenstraße on to the town of Martin Luther to Wittenberg and then to Dresden. Here you will visit the famous Frauenkirche in Dresden.

You leave the capital of the German state of Saxony and drive through Thuringia. Your destination is situated in the heart of Germany, the town of Coburg. Hardly any other city Coburg combines art, culture and history.

The former residence was heavily influenced by the Dukes of the former Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Their marriage policy established links to almost all European royal houses - above all: The marriage between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. During the tour of the Veste Coburg and a round trip to the local castles you will learn more about this historic duchy.

Another highlight on our adventure trip is so-called Franconian Switzerland. Its winding road is one of Germany's most beautiful. Your overnight stay is in the historic town of Regensburg, where you will have your sleeping quarters in the old part of the town.

On your way to the Bavarian state capital of Munich, you will have stopovers i.e in Passau, where the three rivers Danube, Inn and Ilz flow together.

In addition to the Oktoberfest, Munich is also known for many more attractions. We recommend an extensive city tour including the Old Town with the Marienplatz (Glockenspiel), the Munich Hofbraeuhaus, Nymphenburg Palace, and the BMW World at the Olympic Park.

In the late morning you will drive along the fantastic Starnberger Lake to the number one ski resort in Germany, to Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Early in the morning you find yourself on Germany's roof, which you will have reached by cable car. With just under 3000 meters of height the Zugspitze is Germany's highest summit. Another top highlight is a guided tour of Neuschwanstein Castle, once built by King Ludwig II.

Your journey takes you further along the Lake Constance and the famous Black Forest. Here you will find, amongst others, the biggest cuckoo clock in the world.

The song "I lost my heart in Heidelberg" is known in the whole world and so today you visit Heidelberg's cultural monuments with the historic Heidelberg Castle.

On your last day it's going back to Frankfurt, where you will turn in your Harley-Davidson motorcycle at the rental station.