Germany · DESSERT TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying into Germany next month: 4 dessert tours that earn their price, with the traveller verdict on each.
Explore 5,000 years of chocolate culture at Cologne Chocolate Museum, with factory views, tastings, a fountain, cafe, and Rhine views.
“Highlight of the trip! It was informative, interactive, fun and ofcourse you get lots of free chocolate! As well being able to make your own bar!!!”
Explore Dresden’s Old Town with a German-speaking guide, then visit the Chocolate Museum for tastings and a look at the city’s sweet past.
“Der Guide hat anschaulich und interessant durch die Altstadt geführt. Seine Ausführungen waren gut und wir haben viel erfahren.”
Explore Munich’s Old South Cemetery, Nazi-era memorials, plague stories, and a rich drinking chocolate on this lively 2-hour tour.
“This was such a cool tour! If you are looking for a tour that won’t take your entire day this is a great one. We chose this tour to find something a little more unique than the obvious sights in Munich. This cemetery has great history and every headstone has a story. You could spend hours looking up each one online and reading about their prominence in Munich. Our tour guide was great and we left with a ton of new information. We had an incredible hot chocolate afterwards.”
Cruise Biggesee aboard Europe’s largest electric passenger ship with a three-hour cake buffet, drinks, dam views, and easy parking.
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