On our first full day in Berlin, we'll explore the German Parliament building known as the Reichstag.

The building has rich history dating back to Hitler's rise ahead of World War II and today the glass dome is open for visitors to explore.

It's symbolic design is meant to convey transparency of the German government to the people who live there and visit.

After wrapping up our tour of the Reichstag, we'll head into Berlin Mitte and embark on an epic food tour through town.

We'll taste traditional Berlin food and drinks like the kabab, classic plum donuts, Berliner Weisse and more. The tour will conclude at a local brewery and everyone will have the evening to explore or hit the night life as they see fit!

Our third day in Berlin will kick off with a visit to the famous Mauerpark Flea Market. This is the perfect place to grab a souvenir or some vintage German apparel.

Once we've wrapped up at Mauerpark, we'll make our way over to Brandenburger Tor where we'll embark on a walking tour of the city's main cultural sites.

We'll hit all of the popular spots in town such as the Memorial to the Murder Jews of Europe, Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie and more.

The tour will conclude with an opportunity for our group to explore the Topography of Terror Museum, which highlights some of the events that took place in Germany leading up to and during World War II.

On day four we'll catch a train and head south to Bavaria's second largest city, Nuremberg.

The town boasts historic charm, as it's pedestrian friendly Old Town area is enclosed by a massive castle wall.

We'll have a free evening to explore and enjoy the nightlife here before we jump into group activities to experience the towns main highlights over the next two days.

Our first full day in Nuremberg will kick off with a walking tour so we can get a good lay of the land and gain an understanding of Nuremberg's most important cultural sites.

After the walking tour, we'll head over to the Imperial Castle to take in my personal favorite area of the town.

If you're in the market for some authentic Bavarian attire to wear to Oktoberfest, this is a day to do some shopping!

Our last day in Nuremberg will kick off with a visit to the Nazi Rally Grounds where Hitler first started his rise to power over Germany ahead of World War II.

During the evening we'll explore the Rock Cut Tunnels, which served as a bomb shelter during World War II when Allied Forces leveled much of the city.

On our seventh day we'll catch a train and head south to the promised land to enjoy our first day in Munich and Oktoberfest!

We'll have an optional walking tour of Old Town, or you'll be free to explore town on your own if you prefer.

After exploring Old Town we'll make our way over to the main event to feast on giant pretzels, bratwurst and hearty Bavarian chicken as we celebrate Oktoberfest!

Don't forget your dirndl or lederhosen (optional but strongly encouraged).

On our second day in Munich we'll head over to visit and pay our respects at the Dachau Concentration Camp.

Visiting a concentration camp isn't your typical tourist attraction. It's a somber and powerful experience. Walking through the facility we'll learn about the events of the Holocaust that took place here during World War II.

After our visit, you'll have time to explore Munich on your own before we reconvene for our second evening enjoying Oktoberfest.

On our last day in Munich we'll take a day trip to nearby  Neuschwanstein Castle (aka the Disney Castle).

Here we'll explore some of the most impressive palaces ever built at the hands of King Ludwig II.

This will be a full day activity and we'll return in the evening. Since this will be our last evening in Munich, everyone will be free to either head back for a third round of Oktoberfest or explore town on their own.

On our final day in Munich, we'll say our goodbyes as the group splits off to either head home or continue their travels elsewhere in Europe.