Germany · SHOPPING TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 6 shopping tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Sunrise walk from Hamburg’s Reeperbahn to the Fish Market, with an Elb Tunnel visit, a harbor ferry ride, coffee, and live music.
“Hamburg mal ganz anders… Es ist eine sehr besondere Tour, es lohnt auch im Urlaub und im Winter mal so früh aufzustehen. Fredo, der hier viele Jahren sein Revier hatte, konnte uns mit spannenden Geschichten und Erinnerungen tiefe Einblicke geben.”
A small-group Munich Christmas markets tour with multiple glühwein styles, classic Bavarian snacks, and guided history in 3 to 4 hours.
“We had the most incredible time! The balance between the food and drinks was just right; you can tell that a lot of thought was put into the design and delivery of the whole tour from the beginning to the end. Considering the whole experience, the cost was amazing. We learned a lot and truly had so much fun! I highly recommend this tour!”
3-hour Munich Christmas market food tour with glühwein tastings at Marienplatz, Residenz, Viktualienmarkt, and more. Small group, English.
“Iain was the perfect host. The company communicated well, Iain was early and easy to find and corralled all the guests and once we are all arrived, off we went. Iain provided a wealth of knowledge and personal insight about the places we went, the things we did and kept us on time for the duration of the adventure. We covered all three Christmas markets in Munich and did so at a comfortable walking pace. The food and drinks were great and Iain provided addition tastings based on our interest. This was a fun tour and I would highly recommend it for adults and couples!”
Small-group day trip from Prague to Dresden and Saxon Switzerland, with Striezelmarkt time, Bastei views, lunch, and a free Glühwein.
“Really great day! Lots of information provided by the guide who was was very good! Be aware that there are lots of steps at Bastei but worth it for the spectacular views. Dresden market was by far the best we have been to, most of the shops have animated toppers, lots of food, drink and gifts to be had. Lunch was also really tasty at quite a lovely looking place nestled away near the river in Germany (although they served Czech traditional food).”
Walk Heidelberg Old Town Christmas Market squares with a guide, warm food smells, and stories of local traditions in 1.5 hours for about $25.
2.5-hour guided Berlin Christmas lights bus tour with free mulled wine and a 45-minute Charlottenburg Palace market stop for $32.
“The tour was nice and getting to know the Christmas markets.”
Every kind of German day out, and the best of each.
