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9 Days , 2 Countries , 4 Cities
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In the city of Augsburg in 1518 at St. Anna’s Church that Luther met the papal legate, Cardinal Cajetan, who demanded that Luther submit to the pope. The city was also the site of the Diet of Augsburg in 1530, where the Augsburg Confession was presented, in which Lutherans explained the nature and teachings of their confession. In the town hall, the Peace of Augsburg was signed in 1555, making the division of Christianity legal.
Countries Visited
Germany
Places Visited
Berlin, Eisleben, Eisenach, Coburg, Augsburg, Munich, Oberammergau
Suggested Duration
9 days
Travel Styles
Christian Tours
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HIGHLIGHT
What’s Included?
- 6 overnight stays in 4-star hotel accommodation
- 2 overnight stays in the Oberammergau region
- Daily breakfast buffet at the hotels
- 8 x Dinner at the hotels (either menu or buffet) or local restaurants
- Deluxe air-conditioned motorcoach for all transfers, touring, and sightseeing – from Berlin to Munich airport.
- English speaking tour escort – from airport to airport
- Beverage package during the Passion Play dinner (incl. mineral water, soft drinks, beer, wine by the glass, coffee, and tea)
- Luggage service at the hotels (where available)
- Local English speaking guides
- Entrance fees
- Headphone-system during the whole tour
- Ticket to the Passion Play
- Program booklet of the Passion Play including the text of the play (in English)
Sightseeing Highlights Included
- Sightseeing tour of Berlin
- Visit the grand Brandenburg Gate, a symbol of union and peace
- Stroll down the lovely boulevard “Unter den Linden” and visit the picturesque Museum Island
- Explore the Berlin Cathedral
- Visit the city’s most beautiful plaza, the Gendarmenmarkt
- Luthercity Wittenberg
- Visit this famous door of Castle Church
- Luther House, the town hall,
- The historic center and the Town and Parish Church St. Marian, the oldest building in Wittenberg.
- Eisleben, where Luther was born and died.
- Tour of Eisleben’s town center.
- The Church of St. Peter and Paul, St. Andrew’s Church, St. Anne’s Church, and the Old Town with its charming historical houses
- Marvel at the Merchants’ Bridge -the longest continuous bridge with inhabited buildings in Europe, the Luther Memorial, the Town Hall, and the Merchant’s Church.
- Explore the Fish Market, St. Mary’s Cathedral, and the ‘Anger’, the city’s central square.
- Visit the Augustinian Monastery
- Take a glimpse at the small “cell”, where Luther lived during his stay in the monastery.
- Tour of Eisleben’s town center.
- Eisenach
- Visit Luther House and St. Georg’s Church, where Luther preached while “on the run” and later, in 1685, Johann Sebastian Bach was baptized.
- Explore the Wartburg Castle.
- Coburg
- Visit the Veste Coburg is one of the largest and most well-preserved medieval castle complexes in Germany.
- Nuremberg
- Walk through the historic center and visit sights such as the Albrecht-Dürer-House and the church St. Lorenz and St. Sebald.
- Augsburg
- It was here in 1518 at St. Anna’s Church that Luther met the papal legate, Cardinal Cajetan, who demanded that Luther submit to the pope. The city was also the site of the Diet of Augsburg in 1530, where the Augsburgconfession was presented, in which Lutherans explained the nature and teachings of their confession. In the town hall, the Peace of Augsburg was signed in 1555, making the division of Christianity legal.
- Dachau
- Visit Dachau Concentration Camp
- Visit the museum with its reconstructed barracks and crematorium, and learn about the Holocaust, its victims, and survivors.
- Munich
- Walking tour through the historic center
- Enjoy the view of famous buildings and squares, including the Marienplatz with the town hall and its glockenspiel, as well as the “Frauenkirche” with its distinctive onion dome towers.
- Discover the delicious shops that make up the Viktualienmarkt.
- Neuschwanstein
- Explore Germany’s most famous castle! Neuschwanstein
- Visit “Passion Play village with heart”, Oberammergau
- Explore the lovely village, the museum, the parish church, and visit a wood carving workshop.
- Take your seat in the Passion Play Theater.
- Witness different scenes from the last days of the life of Jesus Christ
- Admire the “living pictures”, displaying moments from the bible as still live with real people.