Our culture tours cover UNESCO towns, palaces and castles, major museums and the traces of recent history. From Neuschwanstein to Sanssouci, from Berlin's Museum Island to Dresden's art collections, and from Second World War memorials to Checkpoint Charlie and the East Side Gallery, every theme is explored with your licensed guide on a programme planned just for you. Sensitive subjects are treated respectfully, neutrally and on the basis of sources.
Every tour is private, so only your group takes part. The date and start time are set to suit you, and we plan the route together around your interests, time and pace. A day tour in one city is just as possible as a multi-day programme across several cities. Our team has guided more than 200,000 guests since 1989, and we never include sales stops or visits to commission shops.
Germany Trier Roman Tour
History tour · Romans
from€560per day, up to 8 people
Founded as Augusta Treverorum, Trier is one of Germany's oldest cities and was for a time a residence of Roman emperors. Explore its World Heritage Roman monuments, from the Porta Nigra to the Basilica of Constantine, with your licensed Turkish-speaking guide.
- The most impressive Roman buildings north of the Alps
- Roman history explained in Turkish, in context
- Optional add-on to the Saalburg and the Limes
Itinerary
- Porta NigraA largely preserved Roman city gate from the 2nd century.
- Basilica of ConstantineThe vast palace hall (Aula Palatina) from the time of Emperor Constantine.
- Imperial BathsRemains of a large late-antique bath complex with underground passages.
- AmphitheatreThe Roman arena for gladiator fights and games.
- Rheinisches LandesmuseumA major archaeology museum with Roman mosaics, stone monuments and coins.
- Saalburg and Limes (optional)A reconstructed Roman fort on the Limes frontier, planned as a separate day.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Full day; two days including the Saalburg
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. at the Porta Nigra or your hotel
- Difficulty
- Easy; walking, stairs in the underground parts of the baths
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Why are Trier's Roman monuments so important?
In late antiquity Trier was an imperial residence. Its Roman monuments are a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the cathedral and the Church of Our Lady.
Can the Saalburg be visited on the same day?
The Saalburg lies far from Trier, near Bad Homburg close to Frankfurt, so we recommend a separate day.
How much time is planned for the museum?
That depends on your interests; we balance museum time and outdoor sites together when planning the route.
Germany Aachen Charlemagne Tour
History tour · Charlemagne
from€560per day, up to 8 people
Aachen was home to Charlemagne's favourite palace, and from 936 to 1531 German kings were crowned here. Explore this centre of European history, from the World Heritage cathedral to the treasury, with your licensed Turkish-speaking guide.
- Germany's first UNESCO World Heritage Site
- The Carolingian era explained in Turkish, in context
- Cathedral, treasury and palace on one route
Itinerary
- Aachen CathedralCharlemagne's octagonal Palatine Chapel, completed around 800, and his burial place.
- Throne of CharlemagneThe stone throne in the chapel's upper gallery, used at the coronations.
- Cathedral TreasuryWith the Cross of Lothair and the bust of Charlemagne, one of the most important church treasuries north of the Alps.
- Town HallA 14th-century Gothic building on the foundations of the Carolingian royal hall.
- KatschhofThe square between cathedral and town hall, once part of the palace complex.
- Centre CharlemagneThe city museum covering Aachen's history from Roman times to today and Charlemagne himself.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Half day or full day
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; city walk on level ground
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Which kings were crowned in Aachen?
From Otto I in 936 to Ferdinand I in 1531, more than thirty German kings were crowned in Aachen over some 600 years.
Can we see Charlemagne's throne?
The throne stands in the upper gallery and is usually accessible only on the cathedral's own guided tours. We check dates and availability in advance.
Can Aachen be combined with other cities?
Yes, a multi-day route with cities such as Cologne or Trier can be arranged.
Germany Imperial Cathedrals of the Rhine Tour
History tour · Speyer, Worms and Mainz
from€560per day, up to 8 people
The cathedrals of Speyer, Worms and Mainz on the Rhine reflect the power of the Holy Roman Empire and the height of Romanesque architecture. Follow this route from the imperial tombs to Luther's stand in 1521 and Gutenberg's printing press with your licensed Turkish-speaking guide.
- The three great Romanesque imperial cathedrals
- Imperial and Reformation history explained in Turkish
- Three neighbouring cities on one route
Itinerary
- Speyer CathedralBuilt by the Salian dynasty, a UNESCO site and one of the largest Romanesque churches in the world.
- Imperial tombs in SpeyerThe crypt and burial vault hold the Salian emperors and other German rulers.
- Worms CathedralThe late Romanesque Cathedral of St Peter dominates the city skyline.
- Worms and the Diet of 1521Where Luther refused to recant his writings before Emperor Charles V.
- Mainz CathedralThe Cathedral of St Martin of the archbishops of Mainz, more than a thousand years old.
- Gutenberg MuseumA museum devoted to Johannes Gutenberg, inventor of printing with movable type, and the history of printing.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Full day; two days for a more relaxed pace
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; city walking, stairs down to the crypt
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Can all three cities be visited in one day?
Speyer, Worms and Mainz are close together, so the main sights fit into one day. For a more thorough visit we recommend two days.
Is there a link to Jewish heritage?
Yes, the ShUM sites of the medieval Jewish communities of Speyer, Worms and Mainz are also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and can be added to the route.
Can we see a Gutenberg Bible?
The Gutenberg Museum holds copies of the Gutenberg Bible; we check whether they are on display before your visit.
Germany Medieval Imperial Cities Tour
History tour · Nuremberg, Regensburg and Rothenburg
from€560per day, up to 8 people
Nuremberg's Imperial Castle, Regensburg's World Heritage old town and the walled lanes of Rothenburg ob der Tauber bring city life in the Holy Roman Empire to life. Explore this medieval route with your licensed Turkish-speaking guide.
- Three medieval cities, three different stories
- Imperial and urban history explained in Turkish
- Flexible route depending on the number of days
Itinerary
- Nuremberg Imperial CastleThe castle above the city where emperors frequently stayed in the Middle Ages.
- Nuremberg old townThe main market square, the Church of Our Lady and the Albrecht Dürer House in the historic core.
- Stone Bridge, RegensburgBuilt in the 12th century, one of the oldest surviving bridges in Germany.
- Regensburg Cathedral and old townThe Gothic Cathedral of St Peter and the World Heritage medieval townscape.
- Old Town Hall, RegensburgSeat of the Perpetual Imperial Diet from 1663 to 1806.
- Rothenburg town wallsWalkable town walls and the Plönlein in a town that has kept its medieval look.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Full day; two to three days recommended for all three cities
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Moderate; cobblestones, stairs at the walls and castle
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Can all three cities be seen in one day?
Because of the distances, we recommend two to three days for all three. A single-day tour focuses on one or two cities.
Is walking the Rothenburg walls demanding?
You climb up by stairs; the walkway is narrow but level. If you prefer, we walk just one section.
Why was Nuremberg important to the Empire?
The Golden Bull of 1356 required a newly elected king to hold his first Imperial Diet in Nuremberg, and the imperial regalia were kept here for a long time.
Germany Luther and Reformation Tour
History tour · Wittenberg, Wartburg and Erfurt
from€560per day, up to 8 people
The Reformation that began in Wittenberg in 1517 changed the religious and political history of Europe for good. Explore the places where Luther lived, taught and translated the Bible into German, including their World Heritage sites, with your licensed Turkish-speaking guide.
- The key sites of the Reformation
- Religious and political background explained neutrally in Turkish
- Luther's life on a chronological route
Itinerary
- Augustinian Monastery, ErfurtWhere Luther entered as a monk in 1505 and was ordained a priest.
- Erfurt old townThe cathedral, St Severus' Church and the house-lined Krämerbrücke in the medieval core.
- Wartburg CastleThe World Heritage castle where Luther, in hiding in 1521/22, translated the New Testament into German.
- Castle Church, WittenbergWhere, according to tradition, Luther posted his 95 Theses in 1517, and where he is buried.
- Luther House, WittenbergThe former monastery where Luther lived with his family, today a major museum of Reformation history.
- Town Church and Melanchthon HouseLuther's preaching church and the home of his close colleague Philip Melanchthon.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Full day; two days recommended for all three places
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; a short but steep climb up to the Wartburg
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Which places are UNESCO World Heritage Sites?
The Luther memorials in Wittenberg and Eisleben and Wartburg Castle are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Is this a religious programme?
No, the tour offers a historical perspective. The background, consequences and political context of the Reformation are explained neutrally.
Can the route be extended to Eisleben?
Yes, Eisleben, where Luther was born and died, can be added; we recommend planning an extra day for it.
Germany Prussia Tour
History tour · Berlin and Potsdam
from€560per day, up to 8 people
From the Brandenburg Gate to Sanssouci Palace, discover the legacy Prussia left in Berlin and Potsdam. Your licensed guide explains the rise of the kingdom, its court culture and the 1945 Potsdam Conference in Turkish and in context.
- Prussian history told on site along one route
- Palaces and events explained in Turkish, in context
- Berlin and Potsdam combined to suit your time
Itinerary
- Brandenburg GateNeoclassical gate from the late 18th century and symbol of the Prussian capital.
- Unter den LindenThe royal boulevard of the Prussian kings, lined with the opera, university and stately buildings.
- Berlin Palace / Humboldt ForumThe rebuilt Hohenzollern palace, today a museum and cultural venue.
- GendarmenmarktSquare framed by the French and German Churches and the Konzerthaus; the story of the Huguenots.
- Sanssouci and the New PalaceFrederick the Great's summer palace and the grand New Palace built after the Seven Years' War.
- Cecilienhof PalaceVenue of the Potsdam Conference in summer 1945, where the post-war order was negotiated.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Half day, full day or several days
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; walking in the city and palace parks
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Can Berlin and Potsdam be done in one day?
Yes, both can be combined in a full-day route; if you want more time for the Potsdam palaces, two days are recommended.
Will we go inside the palaces?
As you wish. Since palaces such as Sanssouci may require timed tickets, we plan the visit together in advance.
Why are the Potsdam palaces UNESCO-listed?
The palaces and parks of Potsdam and Berlin are recognised as an outstanding ensemble of Prussian palace architecture and landscape gardening.
Germany Hanseatic Cities Tour
History tour · The merchant towns of Northern Europe
from€560per day, up to 8 people
Discover the cities of the Hanseatic League, which shaped trade on the Baltic and North Sea in the Middle Ages. From Lübeck to Bremen and Stralsund to Hamburg, your guide explains brick Gothic architecture, merchant houses and harbour history in Turkish.
- Hanseatic history told on site in several cities
- Trade, architecture and city life explained in Turkish
- Cities chosen to suit your time and interests
Itinerary
- Holstentor, LübeckLate Gothic city gate and emblem of Lübeck, the 'Queen of the Hanse'.
- Lübeck Old TownUNESCO-listed old town island with churches, merchant houses and narrow passages.
- European HansemuseumMuseum in Lübeck dedicated to the history of the Hanseatic League.
- Stralsund and WismarTwo UNESCO-listed Baltic port towns with brick Gothic churches and historic harbours.
- Bremen Town Hall and RolandUNESCO-listed town hall and the Roland statue, a symbol of civic liberty.
- Hamburg SpeicherstadtUNESCO-listed warehouse district built in the late 19th century; the port city's trading tradition.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Planned as one or several days
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; walking in old towns, travel between cities
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Can all the cities be seen in one day?
No, given the distances we recommend one or two cities per day; the full route is planned over several days.
What was the Hanseatic League?
An association of merchants and towns, mainly around the North and Baltic Seas, that protected shared trading interests in the Middle Ages.
How do we travel between the cities?
By your own car, by train or, on request, with a vehicle and driver; vehicle costs are not included in the price.
Germany and Austria Ottoman Heritage Tour
History tour · Ottoman traces in Central Europe
from€560per day, up to 8 people
From the sieges of Vienna to the Ottoman collections in Dresden and Karlsruhe and the Şehitlik in Berlin, discover Ottoman traces in Central Europe. Your guide tells the story of both conflict and cultural exchange in Turkish, in a balanced, source-based way.
- Conflict and cultural exchange told together
- Ottoman objects in Europe explained in Turkish, in context
- Planned as a day in one city or a multi-day route
Itinerary
- Sieges of ViennaTraces of the sieges of 1529 under Suleiman the Magnificent and 1683 under Kara Mustafa Pasha.
- KahlenbergHill above Vienna and site of the Battle of Vienna in 1683.
- Museum of Military History, ViennaThe Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, which also displays objects from the Ottoman–Habsburg wars.
- 'Türckische Cammer', DresdenCollection of Ottoman and Ottoman-style objects of the Saxon electors in the Residenzschloss.
- 'Türkenbeute', KarlsruheCollection of Ottoman objects at the Badisches Landesmuseum, linked to Margrave Ludwig Wilhelm of Baden.
- Şehitlik, BerlinOttoman cemetery in use since 1798; today the Şehitlik Mosque stands beside it.
Tour facts
- Duration
- One city as a full day; the full route over several days
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; walking in the cities, drive up the Kahlenberg
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Can all the cities be visited on one tour?
As Vienna, Dresden, Karlsruhe and Berlin are far apart, a single city is planned as a day tour and the full route as a multi-day programme.
Are the collections always accessible?
Exhibitions and museum opening status can change; the current situation is checked when the tour is planned.
Is the tour only about wars?
No, besides the sieges it also covers diplomacy, trade and the fashion for Turkish style at European courts.
Germany Turkish Migration History Tour
History tour · Since 1961
from€560per day, up to 8 people
Follow the traces of the migration that began with the 1961 German–Turkish recruitment agreement, from the Ruhr area to Cologne and Berlin. Your guide tells of the work, hardships and legacy of the first generation of guest workers in Turkish, in a respectful, documentary way.
- Migration history told where it happened
- First-generation stories shared respectfully in Turkish
- Your own family history can shape the route
Itinerary
- 1961 recruitment agreementThe German–Turkish agreement concluded in October 1961 and the beginning of migration.
- Zeche Zollverein, EssenUNESCO-listed former coal mine and symbol of the coal and steel industry where many guest workers worked.
- Ruhr areaWorkers' hostels, housing estates and everyday life of the first generation in the coal and steel towns.
- Keupstraße, CologneStreet shaped by Turkish-origin businesses; remembrance of the 2004 attack and solidarity.
- Berlin-KreuzbergDistrict in the shadow of the Wall where Turkish families made their home, today multicultural.
- First-generation storiesArrival, work and staying on – how a migration thought to be temporary became permanent.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Ruhr area and Cologne over one or two days; Berlin on a separate day
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; walking in the cities, travel between cities
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
Can the Ruhr area, Cologne and Berlin be done in one day?
No, Berlin is far away. The Ruhr area and Cologne are planned over one or two days, Berlin on a separate day.
Can we include our own family history?
Yes, if you know where your family worked or lived, we plan the route around it as far as possible.
Is the tour suitable for young people and children?
Yes, especially for generations who grew up in Germany, understanding their family's migration story on site is a meaningful experience.
In which language is the tour held?
In Turkish, German or English. For mixed groups, two languages are also possible.
Germany and Czechia Culture & Heritage Tour
Culture tour · UNESCO cities
from€560per day, up to 8 people
UNESCO cities and fairy-tale towns: Cologne, Weimar, Bamberg, Quedlinburg and Prague. Discover Europe's cultural heritage with your licensed guide on a relaxed route planned around you.
- UNESCO World Heritage cities on one route
- Commentary in Turkish
- Relaxed route planned around you
Itinerary
- CologneWith its UNESCO-listed cathedral and the old town on the Rhine.
- WeimarThe town of Goethe and Schiller, centre of German classicism.
- BambergUNESCO-listed old town that has kept its medieval character.
- QuedlinburgA fairy-tale town of half-timbered houses on the UNESCO list.
- PragueCentral European capital with a UNESCO-listed historic centre.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Full day or several days, depending on the number of cities
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; walking in old towns
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
In which language is the tour held?
In Turkish, German or English. For mixed groups, two languages are also possible.
Are admission fees included in the price?
No. Admission fees are paid separately during the tour. Where tickets are required, we plan together in advance.
Can a vehicle be arranged?
Yes. A vehicle with driver or a boat tour can be priced separately on request.
Germany Private History Tour of Germany
From the Romans to the fall of the Wall
from€560per day, up to 8 people
Experience two thousand years of German history with our licensed guide: the Porta Nigra in Trier, Charlemagne's cathedral in Aachen, Luther's Wittenberg and Sanssouci Palace. We plan your personal route, from Roman antiquity to twentieth-century Berlin, around your interests and your time.
- Few countries in Europe bring together so many eras in such a small space
- Authentic sites from the Romans and the Reformation to Prussia and 1989
- Completely private – your group only
Itinerary
- Trier – Porta Nigra (UNESCO)Built around AD 170, this Roman city gate is the best-preserved of its kind north of the Alps.
- Aachen – Charlemagne's Cathedral (UNESCO)Completed around 800, the Palatine Chapel holds Charlemagne's throne; German kings were crowned here from 936 to 1531.
- Nuremberg – Imperial Castle and Imperial CityOne of the most important residences of medieval emperors; the Imperial Regalia were kept here from 1424 to 1796.
- Wittenberg and Wartburg – Luther (UNESCO)Luther published his 95 Theses in Wittenberg in 1517; at Wartburg Castle he translated the New Testament into German in 1521–22.
- Potsdam – Sanssouci Palace (UNESCO)Frederick the Great had this summer palace built in 1745–1747; the Potsdam Conference met at nearby Cecilienhof Palace in 1945.
- Berlin – Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate and the WallFrom the Reichstag building to the Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Straße, Berlin tells the story of the twentieth century.
- Optional: Weimar – Classicism and Republic (UNESCO)The town of Goethe and Schiller, birthplace of the Bauhaus and seat of the 1919 National Assembly.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Approx. 7 hours; can be extended
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- By arrangement, e.g. at the Porta Nigra in Trier or your hotel in the city centre
- Difficulty
- Depends on the site: mostly level old town streets and park paths, stairs in castles and churches, uphill walk to Wartburg Castle
Included
- Approx. 7-hour private tour with a licensed guide
- Individual route planning
- Headset system for groups of 16 or more
Not included
- Admission fees and donations (museums, palaces, churches)
- Travel and transfers
- Meals, drinks and tips
- Personal expenses
What will we see on this private tour?
Among other things the Porta Nigra in Trier, Aachen Cathedral, Nuremberg's Imperial Castle, Wittenberg and the Wartburg, Sanssouci Palace and the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate and Wall in Berlin. We agree the exact programme with you individually.
When does the tour start?
Choose any start time between 06:00 and 12:00; the tour lasts about 7 hours.
Who is the tour suitable for?
All ages – ideal for families, couples and groups of friends.
Can we join with a pushchair or wheelchair?
Yes, we adapt the route to your needs. Please let us know when booking.
Germany, Austria and the Netherlands Museum & Art Tours
Themed tour · From Nefertiti to Rembrandt
from€560per day, up to 8 people
From the bust of Nefertiti on Berlin's Museum Island to Dresden's Old Masters Picture Gallery, Munich's Pinakotheken and Rembrandt in Amsterdam, explore Europe's great collections with your guide. Instead of getting lost in crowded halls, you focus on the key works and learn about art history in clear Turkish.
- Straight to the masterpieces without getting lost
- Art history explained clearly in Turkish
- Tickets and timing planned in advance
Itinerary
- Museum Island, BerlinAround the Pergamon Museum and the bust of Nefertiti in the Neues Museum.
- Zwinger, DresdenRaphael's Sistine Madonna in the Old Masters Picture Gallery.
- Pinakotheken, MunichRich collections from Dürer to modern art.
- Städel Museum, FrankfurtSeven centuries of European painting under one roof.
- Kunsthistorisches Museum, ViennaThe Bruegel collection and Habsburg treasures.
- Rijksmuseum, AmsterdamRembrandt's Night Watch and the Dutch Golden Age.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Half day or full day
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy; walking and standing in the museum, seated breaks possible
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
What will we see on the museum and art tour?
The route is a suggestion; museums such as Berlin's Museum Island, the Dresden Zwinger or Munich's Pinakotheken are chosen to match your interests, and we set the order together.
In which language is the tour held?
In Turkish, German or English. For mixed groups, two languages are also possible.
Are admission fees included in the price?
No. Admission fees are paid separately during the tour. Where tickets are required, we plan together in advance.
Can a vehicle be arranged?
Yes. A vehicle with driver or a boat tour can be priced separately on request.
Germany and Austria Palace & Castle Tours
Themed tour · Fairy-tale castles and imperial palaces
from€560per day, up to 8 people
From Neuschwanstein in Bavaria to Sanssouci in Potsdam and from Heidelberg Castle to Schönbrunn in Vienna, discover Europe's most impressive palaces and castles with your guide. In grand halls, Baroque gardens and on panoramic terraces, hear the stories of kings, emperors and dynasties in Turkish.
- Fairy-tale castles and palace gardens combined
- Dynastic stories told vividly in Turkish
- Entry times and tickets planned in advance
Itinerary
- Neuschwanstein CastleLudwig II's fairy-tale castle at the foot of the Alps.
- Sanssouci Palace and parkFrederick the Great's summer palace and terraced vineyards.
- Nymphenburg PalaceThe Wittelsbach dynasty's Baroque summer palace in Munich.
- Heidelberg CastleRomantic ruins above the Neckar and the giant wine barrel.
- Eltz CastleA medieval castle hidden in the forests near the Moselle.
- Schönbrunn PalaceThe Habsburgs' magnificent summer residence in Vienna.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Full day or 1–3 days
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy to moderate; walking and stairs, short climbs to Neuschwanstein and Eltz
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
What will we see on the palace and castle tour?
The route is a suggestion; stops such as Neuschwanstein, Sanssouci or Heidelberg are chosen to match your interests and time.
In which language is the tour held?
In Turkish, German or English. For mixed groups, two languages are also possible.
Are admission fees included in the price?
No. Admission fees are paid separately during the tour. Where tickets are required, we plan together in advance.
Can a vehicle be arranged?
Yes. A vehicle with driver or a boat tour can be priced separately on request.
Germany Second World War Tours
Themed tour · Remember, understand, learn
from€560per day, up to 8 people
From the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and the Topography of Terror in Berlin to the Sachsenhausen and Dachau memorials, the Nuremberg Trials Memorial and Cecilienhof in Potsdam: a respectful look at history's darkest chapter. Your guide explains events in their historical context, honouring the memory of the victims, in Turkish.
- Respectful, sensitive and well-founded commentary
- Events explained in their historical context
- Suitable for school and student groups
Itinerary
- Memorial to the Murdered Jews of EuropeA memorial field of 2,711 concrete slabs in central Berlin.
- Topography of TerrorDocumentation centre on the site of the former Gestapo and SS headquarters.
- Sachsenhausen MemorialFormer concentration camp and museum near Berlin.
- Dachau MemorialMemorial site of one of the first concentration camps, near Munich.
- Nuremberg Trials MemorialCourtroom 600 and the war crimes trials.
- Cecilienhof PalaceVenue of the Potsdam Conference that shaped post-war Europe.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Half day or full day
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy to moderate; walking and long stops, can be emotionally intense
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
What will we see on the Second World War tour?
The route is a suggestion; sites such as the Berlin memorials, Sachsenhausen or Nuremberg are chosen to suit your interests and group.
In which language is the tour held?
In Turkish, German or English. For mixed groups, two languages are also possible.
Are admission fees included in the price?
No. Admission fees are paid separately during the tour. Where tickets are required, we plan together in advance.
Can a vehicle be arranged?
Yes. A vehicle with driver or a boat tour can be priced separately on request.
Germany Cold War & Berlin Wall Tour
Themed tour · The story of the divided city
from€560per day, up to 8 people
From Checkpoint Charlie to the Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Straße, the East Side Gallery and the former Stasi prison at Hohenschönhausen, hear the story of a divided city and continent on site. Your guide covers escape stories and the world of espionage, from the building of the Wall to its fall in 1989, in Turkish.
- Follow the traces of the Wall on site
- Escape and spy stories told in Turkish
- Berlin and Potsdam combined on one route
Itinerary
- Checkpoint CharlieThe border crossing where American and Soviet tanks faced each other.
- Bernauer Straße MemorialA preserved section of the Wall, the death strip and a watchtower.
- East Side GalleryFamous murals on the longest surviving stretch of the Wall.
- Hohenschönhausen Stasi prisonThe former remand prison of the East German secret police.
- Glienicke BridgeThe bridge where spies were exchanged between East and West.
- Point Alpha MemorialNATO observation post on the border between Hesse and Thuringia.
Tour facts
- Duration
- Half day or full day
- Start
- Between 6:00 and 12:00, as you choose
- Meeting point
- Agreed at booking, e.g. your hotel or the city of your choice
- Difficulty
- Easy to moderate; walking and public transport, breaks possible at any time
Included
- Licensed, Turkish-speaking private guide
- Personal route planning
- Photo and coffee breaks
- Restaurant recommendations and independent shopping tips (no commission shops)
Not included
- Admission fees for museums and sites
- Vehicle, public transport and boat tour (on request)
- Food and drinks
- Travel to and from the city
What will we see on the Cold War tour?
The route is a suggestion; sites such as Checkpoint Charlie, Bernauer Straße or Glienicke Bridge are chosen to suit your interests.
In which language is the tour held?
In Turkish, German or English. For mixed groups, two languages are also possible.
Are admission fees included in the price?
No. Admission fees are paid separately during the tour. Where tickets are required, we plan together in advance.
Can a vehicle be arranged?
Yes. A vehicle with driver or a boat tour can be priced separately on request.
Frequently asked questions
In which languages are the history and culture tours held?
In Turkish, German or English. For mixed groups, two languages can be combined.
Can we combine several cities in one programme?
Yes. Depending on the distances, we plan a day or multi-day route, for example Aachen, Cologne and Trier, or Berlin and Potsdam.
Are admission fees included in the price?
No. Admission to museums, palaces and churches is paid separately. We plan sites that need tickets or time slots together in advance.
Are the tours suitable for children and school groups?
Yes. We adapt the commentary to age and group; the Second World War and migration history tours are particularly suitable for school and youth groups.