The Best Germany Tour Itinerary For Travel-Lovers

Day 1: Arrival In Berlin

Upon arrival, you can explore the State Museum (Staatliches Museum), which is famous for an art gallery and a museum, located opposite Schweriner Schloss. It was established by Frederick Francis II, the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, in the year 1882 and it is a very important repository for state-owned, natural history collections. The day can be spent exploring the entire city and top attractions of the city.

Day 2: Lake Schwerin

Lake Schwerin is about half of the size of its nearest lake neighbor, the majestic Müritz lake. Surrounded by other smaller lakes, it is famous for its bird sanctuary, and the rainbow trout that swims in its very deep water. It has the honor of being the second biggest lake in North Germany and also the fourth largest in the country. Visitors flock here throughout the year and this place is also quite popular among the locals, who come here with their families and have picnics along the lake.

Day 3: The Ancient Schwerin Cathedral

Schwerin Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral as old as Schwerin itself, it is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and Saint John. The cathedral is a historic and dramatic place to visit. It has a tower from where you can see the beauty of Schwerin.  it was first built of timber and the foundation stone of the stone cathedral was laid in 1172. After a construction time of seventy-six years, it was consecrated in 1248. It is now the church of the Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran State Church of Mecklenburg. Do not forget to take a quick bite there so that you can regain your energy for the rest of the day.

Day 4: Schloss Ludwigslust

Ludwigslust Palace is a luxurious stately home in the town of Ludwigslust, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, in the northern part of Germany. This palace has a huge collection of courtly art and artifacts of the aristocracy of past centuries, including royal paintings, palatial furniture, and fine décor.  The castle is the beautiful centerpiece of a baroque city complex and is still fully preserved. It served as the main residence for Duke Friedrich and Grand Duke Friedrich. Spent the entire day there and come back to your hotel to take some rest.

Day 5: Romantic and Luxurious Schwerin Palace

Schwerin Palace, also known as Schwerin Castle, is a foremost example of European architecture and is to become a World Heritage Site. It is located on the city’s main lake, Schwerin See or Schwerin Lake. The palace was the stately home of the dukes and grand dukes of Mecklenburg and later the Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Now it serves as the residence of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state parliament.  The finest examples of craftsmanship are found in the 653 rooms of the palace, which are works of magnificence. Most of them are built with marquetry floors, fine carvings, with gilding and ceiling stucco work. A fascinating piece of architecture is the throne room, with its columns made from Carrara marble and cast-iron doors.

Day 6: Herakles Skulptur

Near Schwerin Palace, you will find a statue of Herakles, or Hercules, taming the Cretan bull. The statue of Hercules stands near the castle, overlooking the water, in a breathtaking scene. Many people already know that the German people love Hercules, and so when the choice had to be made regarding what statue to place at the gate, between St. George and Hercules, the latter was chosen, as Hercules depicts victory. The Berlin sculptor August Kriesmann created the sculpture, in 1853.

Day 7: Travel Back

On the last day of the Germany tour itinerary, you can visit the market to buy some souvenirs and come back and get ready with your luggage. Call the private transfer and leave for your home.