Germany
All of our forthcoming Scheduled Tours to Germany are listed below.
Liberation! From Normandy to the RhineStarts 3rd May 2027 (10 days)
On this 9-night, 10-day tour we follow the advance of US armies from the beaches of Normandy through Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, exploring the dramatic story of America’s fight against Hitler’s Fortress Europe from D-Day to the surrender at Reims.View Tour Details
The Lost LegionsStarts 2nd June 2027 (6 days)
The tragic story of the loss of three Roman legions in the Teutoburg Forest in 9 AD has for centuries captured the imagination of historians and travellers alike. This intrepid tour leads us into the borderlands of ancient Rome as we follow in the footsteps of the hapless Quinctilius Varus and his men as they make their last foray across the Rhine. We visit roads, forts and museums before arriving at the climactic battle site itself.View Tour Details
The Anne Frank StoryStarts 13th July 2027 (9 days)
The highly moving story of the Frank family in wartime Amsterdam has been emblematic of the tragic fate of so many Jewish and other victims of the Holocaust. This tour traces the story of Anne Frank and the wider Holocaust in the Low Countries and western Germany including sites at Bergen-Belsen and Neuengamme, the transit camp at Westerbork and the Nazi ideological training centre at Vogelsang.View Tour Details
The Rise & Fall of Nazi GermanyStarts 8th September 2027 (9 days)
This tour traces the dramatic and harrowing story of the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich chronologically from its birth in 1919 Munich, to its bloody end in Berlin in 1945.View Tour Details
King Ludwig II of BavariaStarts 7th October 2027 (9 days)
On this innovative tour we trace the life of ‘Mad King’ Ludwig II of Bavaria, exploring his complex personality, fascination with the romantic and nationalistic image of his country, captivation for Richard Wagner and his music, and compulsion to ever more extravagant building projects.View Tour DetailsTours to Germany - Future Planning
We intend to run all of the following tours in the near future. Final dates and prices are yet to be confirmed. Register your interest and we will contact you as soon as these tours become available.
Frederick the GreatThis wide-ranging tour of the battles and sieges of the War of Austrian Succession and Seven Years War in Europe takes us to some of the most evocative locations in the life of Frederick the Great and what we consider the best battlefield sites in the development of this consummate military genius.
Travelling through beautiful rolling countryside we experience warm central European hospitality and visit some less well-known, little-disturbed battlefields and fortresses to provide an almost perfect platform from which to demonstrate Frederick the Great’s tactical and strategical genius.View Tour Details
His Britannic Majesty’s Army in GermanyExplore the British involvement in Prussia and Hanover during the Seven Years War including the battles of Hastenbeck, Minden, Warburg, Korbach, Wilhelmstahl, Vellinghausen, Kloster Camp and Krefeld. We’ll also discuss the 1 BR Corps Defensive Area during the Cold War.View Tour Details
Marlborough - The First ChurchillIt is no secret that Winston Churchill drew huge inspiration from his ancestor John Churchill, later the Duke of Marlborough, who is generally regarded as England’s finest commander and one of history’s great captains.View Tour Details
Napoleon in GermanyAfter his disastrous campaign in Russia, Napoleon abandoned his army before Vilna on 5 December 1812 and returned to Paris to raise a new army. In less than 5 months he was back in Germany at the head of a new, but inexperienced army of some 200,000 men.View Tour Details
Napoleon on the DanubeA comprehensive tour of Napoleon’s 1809 Danube campaign from Bavaria to Vienna culminating in the battle of Wagram and the final battle at Znaim.View Tour Details
The Battle for BerlinThe Battle for Berlin was the decisive action that eventually bought an end to the war in Europe. The tour will focus on the fierce and bitter action from the point when the Red Army crossed the Oder River into Germany to the eventual fall of Berlin.View Tour Details