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Travel Day
Take an overnight flight to Munich.
8 Days / 6 Nights
Air Travel, Private Motorcoach, Walking Tours
Every group travels differently. A small class might skip the tour bus and take the metro like locals, while a larger group might need a coach and a tighter schedule. We start with who’s traveling and what they want to get out of the trip, then plan the pace, transportation, and stops around that. Nothing is locked in until it works for your group.
Your Space
Full days or a lighter schedule, depending on your group’s age and energy.
Your Stops
Swap sites in or out to match your curriculum, interests, or performance schedule.
Your Logistics
Transportation, lodging, and timing planned around your group’s size and budget.
Take an overnight flight to Munich.
Meet your tour manager and see Munich with a local guide: Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche, the Residenz, Odeonsplatz, and BMW Welt.
Visit the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site and learn the story of a Tennessee WWII veteran who was among its liberators. Back in Munich, take part in a service activity and choose between Nymphenburg Palace, the Deutsches Museum, or ice skating.
Tour Neuschwanstein Castle, then cross into Austria for a guided walk of Salzburg, including Mozart’s Birthplace, Salzburg Cathedral, and the Mirabell Gardens. An optional ski day is available.
Ride a train into a historic salt mine, raft an underground lake, and slide down miners’ slides. In the afternoon, explore Hohensalzburg Fortress.
Stop at Melk Abbey on the way to Vienna, then tour Schönbrunn Palace.
See St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the State Opera, and the Musikverein, then ride the Giant Ferris Wheel at the Prater that evening.
Transfer to the airport for the flight home.
King Ludwig II's castle in the Bavarian Alps.
A sobering lesson in WWII history.
Mozart's birthplace and the old town.
Train, raft, and miners' slides underground.
Views over Salzburg from the castle walls.
A baroque abbey above the Danube.
The Habsburgs' summer residence.
Ride the Prater landmark, built in 1897.
Tell us what you teach and where you want to go, we’ll handle everything else.