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Gabriele S.
I have been a tour guide in and around Frankfurt since 1975 and have seen and shown all the changes in these decades! It has always been my pleasure to show my area to visitors from all over the world.
Scott S.
No one is more passionate about Bavaria. My love of the Bavarian culture and history has made me an authority on all things Bavarian! I like to relate Munich's rich history through stories and anecdotes. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in German Language & History, am a Diplom Bier Sommelier and am a silent partner of a Michigan microbrewery, specializing in Bavarian beer & food. Having lived in the Bavarian Capital of Munich for over 12 years, I am highly integrated into the culture and enjoy being a part of many Bavarian Stammtisch groups - inluding being the only non-native member of the Aventinus Buam. With this insight, I will help you unlock that magic that is Bavaria!
Sartor R.
I’m doing this work since 8 years in Berlin and I love to be with people and explain the history of the city. This is why jetbike Berlin is a perfect combination of everything I love to do.
Jutta H.
Hi, I am not a native „Hamburger“, but a real Hamburg-Lover! I became guide in 2010. As a kind of „allrounder“ I can provide a large variety of tours in Hamburg and its districts. For first time visitors, I propose special guided tours through all the major sights of one of the most beautiful towns in Germany and its surroundings such as : The port area, St. Michel’s Church, the warehouse district (Speicherstadt) and of course the city centre with it’s beautiful city hall. Our philharmonic hall (Elbphilharmonie) is one of the most visited sights at present. Visits and sightseeing tours / pedestrians / by car or luxury limousine and chauffeur / by sight seeing bus /by harbour boat) for groups and individuals / transfers as well as full day(s) and evenings. Apart from German I speak English, French and Spanish and love to guide tourists to the most interesting places in Hamburg, Lübeck or Lüneburg. I am looking forward to meet the guests of GoWithGuide!
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Claudia R.
In its 1000 years of history Nuremberg was always a center of the time, then and now: Medieval period, industrial era of the 19th century, Third Reich and 21st century. In my tours I like to provide you a good of overview of all this different periods. Due to my more almost 20 years of experience as a certified tour guide in Nuremberg, I can guide you through the old city of Nuremberg, Imperial Castle, city hall, St. Johns graveyard, baroque gardens, beer-cellars, art bunker, former Nazi Party Rallye Grounds, Memorium Nuremberg Trials and much more. The situation of nowadays Nuremberg are always a part of my tours as well. Seasonal events will not be forgotten. For example: The Christmas city Nuremberg with its Christkindlesmarkt (Christmas Market), one of the oldest you can find in Germany. My motto is: Guiding with a good combination of history and good stories. Providing a fascinating time in Nuremberg. All my tours are flexible and can be adjusted to your needs and interests. Food stops can be included in all tours. Certified tour guide Nuremberg Certified Guide Nuremberg Imperial Castle Certified Guide Historic Rock-Cut Beer cellars Certified Guide Art Bunker Certified Guide City-Hall and dungeons Certified for Short presenation Court Room 600 Certified tour guide Neumarkt i.d.Opf I an not a driver. I can accompany you in your vehicle or I can arrange for a separate car and driver.
Stefan M.
Landshut has historically, culturally, and architecturally a lot to offer. As a native of Landshut, I'm looking forward to welcoming guests to our beautiful city and discovering and experiencing the history, background, and secrets of Landshut together with you in German or English.
Philipp S.
Hello, I'm Philipp, A native of Munich with a lifelong connection to this incredible city. As a passionate tour guide and content creator, I specialize in bringing Munich's unique stories and lesser-known gems to life. Growing up here, I’ve cultivated not only an insider’s knowledge of the city’s famous landmarks but also the hidden corners that most visitors miss. Munich’s history spans from its medieval foundations to its complex role in the rise of National Socialism, and I strive to present these chapters with the depth and context they deserve. The city is also a culinary treasure trove, from hearty Bavarian classics to vibrant street food markets that showcase local flavors. And with a rich calendar of seasonal events, like the world-famous Oktoberfest and magical Christmas markets, there’s always something to celebrate. Beyond the main attractions, I enjoy introducing visitors to lesser-known treasures like the Auer Dult, a traditional fair, and Starkbierfest, Munich's “strong beer” festival rooted in Bavarian monastic tradition. Through my videos and tours, I provide a local’s perspective that’s rich with personal anecdotes and connections to the city’s past and present. Whether you’re looking for iconic sights, authentic eats, or a deep dive into Munich’s vibrant, authentic spots, I’m here to show you a side of Munich that you’ll never forget.
Corinna R.
We are two guides, Megan and Corinna, and offering a unique private tour experience, tailored to meet each customer's specific needs. Discover Munich inner city, traditions and delicacies with one of us, your local guides. We both live in Munich for many years and during that time we met a lot of people and stories what we want to share with you. Special moments and guaranteed highlights on sight, we're looking forward to show you our favourite hometown Munich.
Popular Germany Private Tours
1900 years of Frankfurt in three hours!
1900 years of Frankfurt in three hours!
The Magic of Munich
The Magic of Munich
Jetbike Berlin
Jetbike Berlin
Hamburg - a bit of everything in 3 hours
Hamburg - a bit of everything in 3 hours
New Germany Private Tours
Historical Landshut Royal Wedding 1475 Tour
Historical Landshut Royal Wedding 1475 Tour
Bayern-Landshut: Champions League in the Middle Ages
Bayern-Landshut: Champions League in the Middle Ages
Au-Haidhausen: From shanty town to Munich's most popular neighborhood
Au-Haidhausen: From shanty town to Munich's most popular neighborhood
Day tour of Nuremberg
Day tour of Nuremberg
Popular Germany Private Cars
Scenic Trip to Weltenburg Abbey & Danube Gorge by Van (1–8 Guests)
Scenic Trip to Weltenburg Abbey & Danube Gorge by Van (1–8 Guests)
Dachau Memorial Private Tour - 4 Hours - Premium Minivan (6 person)
Dachau Memorial Private Tour - 4 Hours - Premium Minivan (6 person)
From Munich: Neuschwanstein & Linderhof Castle Day Tour (with a Mercedes V-Class)
From Munich: Neuschwanstein & Linderhof Castle Day Tour (with a Mercedes V-Class)
Big Berlin Starter Tour
Big Berlin Starter Tour
Germany Tour Reviews
Weston L.
“Gabriele is the best”
Gabrielle was the best tour guide I have had in a long time her knowledge of the Frankfurt area and the German was spectacular. I will definitely use her again for our next tour if available. Just let me know how to get in contact with her. Thank you for a wonderful tour, Gabriele
Gabriele S.
Dear Weston, Thank you so much for your kind words! It was such a pleasure meeting and guiding you! I hope you had a wonderful stay over here! Have a great 2024! Best wishes Gabriele
Debbie V.
“Knowledgeable guide with meaningful insights ”
Michael provided thoughtful historic perspectives that truly enriched our experience. He was patient with our family’s circumstances and attentive to our needs. We highly recommend touring with Michael.
Michael S.
Thank you. Have a good and sound way home. It was a pleasure to be your guide. Happy new year.
Kj U.
“Wolfgang is outstanding!”
We were so pleased with this tour! Wolfgang did an incredible job of touring us through Munich, in his virtual tour. It was a special experience and we would book with him again without question.
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Germany Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do you need to see Germany?
12-14 days should help you get a strong introduction to the nation that has everything, from 19th century architecture in Hamburg to the science centered Heidelberg.
To see what your Germany itinerary could look like, check out our Germany tours page for some quick inspiration!
12-14 days should help you get a strong introduction to the nation that has everything, from 19th century architecture in Hamburg to the science centered Heidelberg.
To see what your Germany itinerary could look like, check out our Germany tours page for some quick inspiration!
What is the best way to travel around Germany?
The train (InterCity Express) & local public transportation is by far the most superior method of transport in Germany. For cross country travel, the high speed IC & ICE trains (Deutsche Bahn) are ideal. With that said, trains in Germany can be late/delayed from time to time, so take that into account.
Within cities, cycling is a peaceful and convenient form of travel.
The train (InterCity Express) & local public transportation is by far the most superior method of transport in Germany. For cross country travel, the high speed IC & ICE trains (Deutsche Bahn) are ideal. With that said, trains in Germany can be late/delayed from time to time, so take that into account.
Within cities, cycling is a peaceful and convenient form of travel.
What is a good month to visit Germany?
April to May & September to October are ideal travel times because of the moderate weather and of course, Oktoberfest (September to October). However each season in Germany offers its own version of fun.
For Warm Weather: June to August
Toasty warm weather, long days & fun festivals await. It’s no wonder this is one of the highest tourist seasons in Deutschland.
For Low Crowds: December to February
Not surprisingly, Germany’s coldest months scare off many travelers. If you’re looking for quiet sites and low crowds, this is the time to go. Be on the lookout for warm & toasty, food filled Christmas festivals and snow related fun.
For Snow Related Activities: December To February
Intense frost, heavy snowfall and supreme skiing conditions. This season is for the snow-sport lovers.
April to May & September to October are ideal travel times because of the moderate weather and of course, Oktoberfest (September to October). However each season in Germany offers its own version of fun.
For Warm Weather: June to August
Toasty warm weather, long days & fun festivals await. It’s no wonder this is one of the highest tourist seasons in Deutschland.
For Low Crowds: December to February
Not surprisingly, Germany’s coldest months scare off many travelers. If you’re looking for quiet sites and low crowds, this is the time to go. Be on the lookout for warm & toasty, food filled Christmas festivals and snow related fun.
For Snow Related Activities: December To February
Intense frost, heavy snowfall and supreme skiing conditions. This season is for the snow-sport lovers.
What is the prettiest part of Germany?
This is a tough one, but Black Forest, Berlin, Trier and Munich are considered Germany’s gems. Deutschland has an endless array of visually stunning natural landscapes, historic monuments and serene sites. Some of which include;
- The Baltic Sea Coast
- The Harz Mountains
- Trier (Old City)
- The Moselle Valley
This is a tough one, but Black Forest, Berlin, Trier and Munich are considered Germany’s gems. Deutschland has an endless array of visually stunning natural landscapes, historic monuments and serene sites. Some of which include;
- The Baltic Sea Coast
- The Harz Mountains
- Trier (Old City)
- The Moselle Valley
Are Germans friendly to tourists?
Absolutely! Germans are very welcoming and hospitable to those visiting their nation. From Berlin to Cologne, they are known for their warm, welcoming nature.
To keep yourself in good standing with German locals, keep the following in mind
- Pay attention to & obey recycling prompts.
- When you’re invited to a German home, a nice bottle of wine or flowers are a great way to say thank you.
- Stay away from German stereotypes (thinking Germans are stiff necked, cold, calculated people). It simply isn’t true and will be dispelled from the moment you land.
- Avoid pictures & lighthearted behavior at historically painful sites (Jewish Memorials, WW2 Centers & Concentration Camps).
- Keep time. One thing Germans value is their time. So be mindful of the clock wherever you are, and stick to scheduled meetings & reservations.
Need more Do’s & Don’ts? Check out our Germany Tourism Statistics
Absolutely! Germans are very welcoming and hospitable to those visiting their nation. From Berlin to Cologne, they are known for their warm, welcoming nature.
To keep yourself in good standing with German locals, keep the following in mind
- Pay attention to & obey recycling prompts.
- When you’re invited to a German home, a nice bottle of wine or flowers are a great way to say thank you.
- Stay away from German stereotypes (thinking Germans are stiff necked, cold, calculated people). It simply isn’t true and will be dispelled from the moment you land.
- Avoid pictures & lighthearted behavior at historically painful sites (Jewish Memorials, WW2 Centers & Concentration Camps).
- Keep time. One thing Germans value is their time. So be mindful of the clock wherever you are, and stick to scheduled meetings & reservations.
Need more Do’s & Don’ts? Check out our Germany Tourism Statistics
Does Germany accept US Dollars?
No. It is not advised that you pay for anything using US dollars. When paying for a service or item, you need to convert your USD into Euros. It’s best to do so at an ATM, or for convenience, at the airport when you land ( keep in mind, Germany has a 10,000€ restriction upon entry). Keep cash on hand, as credit cards are not as commonly used.
For more information about day to day interaction in Germany: Germany Tourism Statistics 2023
No. It is not advised that you pay for anything using US dollars. When paying for a service or item, you need to convert your USD into Euros. It’s best to do so at an ATM, or for convenience, at the airport when you land ( keep in mind, Germany has a 10,000€ restriction upon entry). Keep cash on hand, as credit cards are not as commonly used.
For more information about day to day interaction in Germany: Germany Tourism Statistics 2023
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