Cruise along the winding canals of Leipzig and admire the city views from the water on this guided tour. Watch the history of Leipzig unfold as you pass important districts, including Plagwitz and Palmengartenwehr. Begin your tour at the picturesque city harbor of Leipzig with its famous beach bar. Relax on board a motorboat as you embark on a sightseeing tour of Leipzig's historical and modern sights along the waterside. See the villa of the famous publishing Baedeker family who is well-known among travelers around the globe. Continue to the Palmengartenwehr, a vital part of Leipzig's public flood protection facilities. Head to the western territories, enjoy a brief moment of silence, and admire the nature surrounding the area. Admire the architecture of the textile factories of the Buntgarnwerke, a former yarn mill building built in the late 19th century. It is one of the largest Wilhelminian-era industrial sites in Germany. Making your way to the Karl Heine Canals, you will explore one of the most beautiful canals in Leipzig, meandering through the old industrial district of Plagwitz. Karl Heine, a lawyer, entrepreneur, and industrial pioneer played a key role in the urban development of Leipzig’s western areas. See the striking Stelzenhaus at the last stop of the tour before heading back to the harbor where you can enjoy a cold drink at the beach bar. The harbor is perfectly located if you wish to explore further sights of Leipzig after the tour.

Explore Bohemia and the Saxon Switzerland National Park on a full day from Prague. See the Bastei Bridge, Pravcicka Gate, Kamenice Gorge, and more with a guide. After being picked up from Prague head to the heart of Bohemia and the Saxon Switzerland National Park, the youngest national park in the Czech Republic. Make a stop at the Bastei Bridge (the German side of the park), perched high above the River Elbe. Enjoy stunning views as you walk across the bridge. Then, continue to Pravcicka Gate on the Czech Republic side of the park. Admire Europe’s largest natural sandstone gate. Pause for lunch (included), before transferring to Kamenice Gorge. You will board a small dinghy for a scenic journey through a canyon carved deep in the sandstone cliffs.

The pickup is at 7am and drive 2 hours to German part of national park Basei Bridge. Walk around Neurathen castle and Bastei bridge with beautiful views on the river Elbe. Next stop is little town Hrensko where we can stop for refreshment and walk down to Wild Gorge to sail on a boat. Wild Gorge is spectacular deep and narrow valley of river Kamenice. Sail is about 20 minutes with lots of rocks and nature to see. After walk back, there is going to be lunch ala carte. Nice and cozy restaurant with great food and drinks. There is next stop, the peak of the tour Pravcicka Gate. Biggest sandstone gate in Europe. Walk there takes 45 minutes and it’s easy difficultness. On the top of Pravcicka Gate there are many different views into the whole area and nature. You will see on of the most beautiful place. During walking around Pravcicka gate you will be photographed by famous local photographer to have high and large quality pictures for your memory. Walk down is easier and quicker. Before we get back to Prague we will visit the capital of glass production Kamenicky Senov with little surprise for you.

Explore the Wadden Sea on board the rustic fishing cutter (boat) Gret Palucca or Rosa Paluka on a seal-watching boat trip from List, Sylt. Discover the resting places of resident seals and marvel at the cutest inhabitants of the North Sea. Observe local wildlife in their natural environment. The most likely time to see seals on the trip is two hours before and two hours after low tide. Take off from the harbor on your choice of Gret Palucca or Rosa Paluka. Gret Palucca is more than 70 years old and is maintained and restored winter after winter. Rosa Paluka was built in the 1960s and worked as a real fishing boat before returning in 2007 as a tour boat. During the cruise, a net will be launched to catch mussels, crabs, small fish, and starfish to observe before releasing them back into the wild. The fisherman on board will give you insights into the marine life of the North Sea as you admire these unique creatures.

Come and join a journey of discovery that begins by following the footsteps of Alexander von Humboldt and Charles Darwin and takes you all the way to the modern-day explorers of life on earth. Every day, the approximately 200 scientists working at the Museum für Naturkunde look for answers to the great problems and challenges the future holds, relying on their scientific collections, comprising over 30 million items. Their insights shape the various permanent and special exhibitions and many special events. Some of the best-known exhibits are to be found in the Dinosaur Hall, which shows life as it might have been in the Upper Jurassic period, 150 million years ago. Giraffatitan brancai, the tallest mounted dinosaur skeleton in the world, impressively welcomes all visitors in the center of the exhibition hall. The precious Archaeopteryx lithographica, the Mona Lisa of natural history, is elegantly displayed in a safety showcase at the back of the hall. All of the fossil objects – and the dinosaurs in particular – still yield new secrets to scientists and researchers from all over the world. The museum offers much more than extinct fossils - the East Wing allows visitors to see a genuine scientific research collection that has received many accolades. This collection is home to about a million animals stored in 80 tonnes of alcohol. The Biodiversity Wall fascinates visitors, displaying 3,000 species in one glance. This thought-provoking installation opens up a discussion on biodiversity and its loss – a theme that remains at the heart of the museum’s research efforts. With changing temporary exhibitions and a diversified education program including guided tours, lectures, and workshops, the Museum für Naturkunde is always worth a visit.

Enjoy a 2-hour tour of the idyllic Havel Lakes, the chain of lakes so rich in traditions that not just locals are drawn to them. Venture beyond Little Wannsee to Pohlesee, Stölpchensee, Griebnitzsee, Glienicker Lake and Jungfernsee, before returning to Wannsee. Relax with the whole family on the beach or enjoy a walk into the picturesque wilderness along Wannsee and Oberhavelsee. See where such famous personages as the painter Max Liebermann or the dramatist Heinrich von Kleist lived and worked and get to know the historic significance of the lakes. Discover the rich history of the regions southwest and north of Berlin from the water. Travel back in time at these historically-significant sites and experience the history anew. The tour takes place from Wannsee across the Havel to Potsdam. Enjoy the tours through the idyllic Havel Lakes and many historic buildings like the Babelsberg Palace or the Church of the Redeemer, Sacrow. See the fascinating island landscape in the north of Berlin. Valentinswerder, Baumwerder and Scharfenberg are just a few must-sees for nature-lovers. The tour operator's dock is located across from the Pfaueninsel. The island can be reached by ferry for a small fee. It is not possible to reserve outdoor seats.

A day at Belantis is a day full of adventures. Step inside §and discover a whole range of themed worlds, rides, and fun for the whole family. With over 60 different attractions to explore, plan the itinerary that best suits you whether you're searching for thrills or looking to chill. With 8 different themed worlds and over 60 attractions on offer, there's sure to be something for everyone at Belantis. Put together your own individual timetable using Buddels Adventure Compass. Simply enter your age and height and the best attractions for you are listed. Themed worlds include: • Island of the Knights• Prairie of the Indians• Land of the Earls• Coast of the explorers• Beach of the Gods• Valley of the Pharaos• Castle of Belantis• Maya Empire This award-winning amusement park is sure to delight people of all ages. Feel an adrenaline rush on Huracan, Germany's steepest roller coaster. Experience a feeling of freedom as you take a ride on the Dragon Flight or enjoy a relaxing ride on the water with the Ride of Ulysses. In the Valley of the Pharaos, things get wet as you ride in a boat out of the 31-meter-high pyramid through the rapids. Further thrills are to be had on the giant swinging pendulum Belanitus Revenge or on the Dragon Ride, a roller coaster ride for daredevil knights in search of the princess.  For younger adventurers, there's a more relaxed section of roller coaster fun in addition to merry-go-rounds and adventure courses.

Explore the bizarre rocky landscape of the Saxon Switzerland National Park on a panoramic double-decker bus tour from Dresden. Marvel at the Bastei lookout rock, the world-famous Bastei Bridge, and the breathtaking circular route of the Königstein Fortress. Gather at the meeting point in Dresden then set off toward the picturesque Saxon Switzerland National Park. Swiss painters discovered the sandstone cliffs as a landscape backdrop more than 200 years ago, and the park's well-known natural highlights such as Schrammsteine, Rathen, and the Kirnitzschtal have inspired numerous artists, including Caspar David Friedrich and Richard Wagner. On this tour, go directly into and through the national park with your German-speaking guide. Soak up stunning panoramic views throughout, especially from the Bastei lookout rock (entry included). Explore the Königstein Fortress, one of the largest fortifications in Europe (entry not included). To conclude your tour, you can either return to Dresden by simply staying on the bus, or you can take an optional boat ride back to the city on the oldest and largest side-wheel steamer fleet in the world. The boat ride is not included and can only be purchased onsite.

Explore the landmarks along the Spree in Berlin aboard an all-electric motor yacht named Fitzgerald. Have the opportunity to purchase refreshments along the way like chilled drinks, coffee specialties, and snacks from a crew that is happy to take care of your well-being. Be welcomed onboard the boat by a uniformed crew at the jetty that is conveniently located by the Berlin Cathedral. Choose to sit on comfortable lounge furniture on the sundeck, in a cool shaded area on the aft deck, or in the first row on the foredeck. Have a spacious salon to retreat to in case of rain. Cruise throughout the government district while listening to fascinating commentary. Pass the new Berlin Palace, the Nikolaiviertel, the Tränenpalast (Palace of Tears), the Reichstag, and the German Chancellery. Take in water views of the House of the World´s Cultures and the Bellevue Palace before reaching the Moabit Bridge. Turn around and return to the starting point while listening to chill lounge music.

From May to the end of October, this boat trip departs Bad Schandau every Friday and Saturday and takes you on a journey along the rock formations of the Saxon Switzerland National Park. Depending on the water level, you can admire the Schrammsteine (a long, strung-out, very jagged group of rocks in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains) and the legendary Sieben Brüder houses in Postelwitz. Alternatively, the paddle steamer travels to Königstein. From the boat, you can see the striking shape of the fortress and Lilienstein on the right-hand side.