Luebeck was the most powerful merchants town of the medieval times. In 1987 the UNESCO honored Luebeck's efforts in the reconstruction of its old town by putting it on the World Cultural Heritage list. Pay a visit to the rebuilt gothic St. Mary's church, the medieval social institution Holy Spirit Hospital, the home of the guild of seamen "Schiffergesellschaft" and the landmark Holsten Gate. The city was/is home to three Nobel Prize winners - Thomas Mann, Willi Brandt and Guenther Grass. The Luebecker Marzipan almond candy is world famous since 1806.

Private touring vehicle and personal guide resp. chauffeur-guide for a approx. 9 hour tour:

car: 590.00 Euro

van: 625.00 Euro

additional costs:

entrance to St. Marien Church 2 Euro per person

You can combine a tour to Luebeck with a stop in Wismar or Rostock.

A car seats max. 2 and a van max. 6 guests plus driver and guide.

Wismar can be found on the UNESCO list since 2002. In the past years many of the medieval remnants of the old town have been beautifully restored. Stroll across the enormous market square, lined with gabled houses of all eras and the Water Art cistern, to St. Georges (the biggest church reconstruction project in Northern Germany) and the tower of St. Mary's ( a symbol for the destruction of WW 2) down to the old harbour and along the charming canal system. Wismar is a hidden gem. You may even see a rebuilt hanseatic cog ship down in the port.

Private touring vehicle and personal guide resp. chauffeur-guide for a approx. 9 hour tour:

car: 560.00 Euro

van: 610.00 Euro

additional costs:

donations in the churches visited

You can combine a tour to Wismar with a stop in Rostock and/or along the coast.

A car seats max. 2 and a van max. 6 guests plus driver and guide.

Stralsund was named UNESCO World Cultural Heritage in 2002 together with Wismar. After the reunification this city has also seen major reconstruction and has regained the splendor of the medieval times. The highlights in Stralsund include the impressive town hall with the neighbouring church St. Nicolas and the monumental St. Mary's church with its famous Stellwagen organ. Still many of the streets are lined with the typical gabled homes and warehouses. A visitor's magnet is the new museum of oceanography at the waterfront. Stralsund's huge new pylon bridge is also the gate to the beautiful island of Ruegen.

Private touring vehicle and personal guide resp. chauffeur-guide for a approx. 9 hour tour:

car: 560.00 Euro

van: 610.00 Euro

additional costs:

donations in churches upon inside visit
entrance to Ozeaneum 14.00 Euro per person (optional)

You can combine a tour to Stralsund with a tour of the island Ruegen.

A car seats max. 2 and a van max. 6 guests plus driver and guide.

Hamburg – the vibrant metropolis at the Elbe river is always at the pace of time. Discover the lively quarters at the quays with the famous „Speicherstadt“ (warehouse quarter) and the Hafencity – a whole new quarter with architectural superlatives. Pass the landmark St. Michaels church, the splendid town hall and the elegant villa quarters along the Alster lake. Take a stroll along Jungfernstieg, one of Europe ’s most prominent shopping quarters with pittoresque views to the Alster. Don't miss the famous Elbchaussee with its fancy homes and to the entertainment and red-light district “Reeperbahn”.

Private touring vehicle and personal guide resp. chauffeur-guide for a 10 hour tour:

car: 649.00 Euro

van: 699.00 Euro

additional costs:

entrance to St. Michaelis church by donation
entrance to Miniature Wonderland Hamburg 12 Euro per person (optional)

A car seats max. 2 and a van max. 6 guests plus driver and guide.