North Germany Denmark Hanseatic Premium 11 Days 9 Nights GODK9649

06.30 hrs. Arrive at Frankfurt Airport, Germany. After immigration,
travel to Koblenz, located north of Frankfurt. It is an ancient city built 8 years before Christ and has many places that are world heritage sites. In fact, it is considered an important tourist city in Germany. It is the point where the Mosel River meets the Rhine River, called Deutsches Eck. You will see the river in two colors. In the same area, there is an equestrian statue of Emperor William I standing out as a symbol. Give everyone time to take beautiful pictures. Then walk to the cable car station. Go up to see the view of Koblenz from the fortress. Ehrenbreitstein Fortress is located on a hill opposite Koblenz. In the past, it was a fortified area along the Rhine and Moselle rivers. Today, it is a place for tourists to visit. Then, we will take you to the foot of Eltz Castle (35 km).
Noon Lunch at a restaurant with a special menu of “German Pork Knuckle”
Change to a local car up to Eltz Castle. We will take you to see inside Eltz Castle, a stunning medieval castle built with architectural styles that combine wonders from many eras. It stands majestically at a height of 70 meters above the Eltzbach River amidst the beautiful natural heritage of the Eltz Forest. This simple former mansion was built in the 9th century, combining both medieval and Renaissance styles. Make the castle look like a fairy tale. The Counts of Eltz family has owned it for 33 generations, or about 850 years. Then take you to Cochem (35 km) to take beautiful pictures of the Reichsburg Castle of Cochem, a 1,000-year-old castle with a story of the past that stands tall above the river on a great hill. Free for everyone to take pictures of the old town of Cochem (Cochem) / Cochem, a small town located in the Rhineland-Palatinate region, which is as beautiful as a picture. The town is near the border of Luxembourg and France. Take pictures from Skagerrak Bridge, you will see a beautiful view across the water to the castle hill, which stands tall above the lovely "fachwerk" houses and the lively city center below with the Mosel River / Take you to the hotel in Bonn or nearby.
Evening, dinner at the restaurant.
Accommodation: NH Hotel Bonn / or similar accommodation

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Visit "Bonn" / Bonn, the former capital of West Germany between 1949-1990 or when Germany was divided into the West and East. Importantly, it is also the birthplace of the world's greatest German composer "Ludwig van Beethoven". Have time to walk around the old town. Take a walk to the central square (Market Square), the center of Bonn. It is home to the Old Town Hall ("Altes Rathaus"), built in 1737 during the time of General Clemens Auguste. This town hall was built in the Rococo style, designed by the French architect Michel Leverli. This town hall was badly damaged in 1944 but was renovated to its original beauty without any changes. Take a photo in front of the house of “Ludwig van Beethoven” at 20 Bonngasse. Take a tour of the Beethoven Museum (Beethoven-Haus Bonn), which was renovated from Beethoven’s birthplace. You will learn about the history of the world’s great composer, his musical genius, and Beethoven’s musical instruments, which are well preserved. Take a trip to Wuppertal (75 km), a city in northwestern Germany, along the Wupper River and surrounded by hills and countryside. During the 18th to early 20th centuries, this city was one of the most important industrial centers in Germany. Take a ride on the unique suspended monorail called Schwebebahn, which opened in 1901 and is considered the world’s first monorail. See Wuppertal. The monorail runs through the city for 13 km, mostly over the Wupper River. With 20 stations in total, more than 80,000 people use this suspended monorail every day. (Take a tram to see the city from Alter Markt to Hauptbahnhof / Then take you to the restaurant
Lunch at the restaurant
After the meal, travel to "Vischering Castle" (80 km). This castle was built by Bishop Gerhard von der Mark. The castle is surrounded by a moat with a bridge extending into the ground. The castle is also ranked as one of the 10 most beautiful moated castles in the world. Then travel to "Munster" (29 km). See the old town, highlighted by Erbdrostenhof, an attractive 18th-century court of nobles. Walk around the old market area “Prinzipalmarkt” See the Münster Cathedral, a 13th-century church with outstanding Romanesque and Gothic architecture.
Dinner at the restaurant
Accommodation: Hotel / or similar accommodation

Morning, have breakfast at the hotel's restaurant.
Take you to "Hamelin" in Lower Saxony, located on the banks of the Weser River (160 km). It is a famous city from the Grimm's fairy tale "The Pied Piper of Hamelin" or also known as "The Rat Hunter of Hamelin" and it is said that this story actually happened in this city. Take you to walk around and see the old town area, which is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. The old houses that are still preserved are Half-Timbered Houses, built with wooden frames, gables in front and various patterns with letters or family crests. Some houses are sculptures, looking beautiful and unusual. Take you to see "The Rattenfängerhaus", which is said to be the house of a rat catcher. The building is a Renaissance architecture built since 1602.
Lunch at a restaurant
Take you to Marienburg Castle, built in 1857 by King George V of Hanover, the last king of the House of Hanover. He gave this castle to his wife, Queen Marie of Hanover, as a birthday present and named the castle after her. He intended to use it as a summer palace. The castle is like a fairytale castle built on a hill. There are towers, a castle chapel, and specially designed furniture designed by architects Conrad Wilhelm Hase and Edwin Oppler in the Neo-Gothic style. It was built between 1857 and 1867. When the Kingdom of Hanover lost the war with Prussia in 1867, Queen Marie was forced to move from Herrenhausen Castle to Marienburg Castle, which was her private residence with the royal family. Due to the political unrest that continued. Queen Marie followed her husband into exile in Austria in 1867 and never returned to Hanover. It is time to take you to Hannover (50 km), the capital and largest city of Lower Saxony. A small fishing village on the eastern bank of the River Lean, it became a major city in the 13th century. See the oldest part of the city center, the Marktkirche. This is an example of an architectural style common in northern Germany. Red-brick buildings are a feature of many northern towns and villages. On Burgstrasse, near the Marktkirche, is the oldest half-timbered house in Hanover, dating back to the 16th century.
Evening Dinner at a restaurant
Accommodation: Hotel / or similar

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Then take you to "Celle" (40 km) located in Lower Saxony on the Aller River. In the past, Celle was a small fishing town 1,000 years ago, famous for its architecture that looks like it came out of a fairy tale. Walk around the Altstadt area or the old town area with 16th-17th century timber-framed houses lining the streets. It is outstanding for its carved wooden beams. The Hoppener Haus, built in 1532, is the oldest and most famous of the timber-framed houses in the city. Take you to "Bremen" (120 km)
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Bremen, a city located on the banks of the Weser River near the North Sea, is considered the oldest coast in Germany. Originally, Bremen was just a small fishing village. And has developed into a very important port city of Germany. Take you to see "Markplatz Square" with the Renaissance-style town hall, Roland's sculptures, and the Gothic St. Peter's Cathedral. Walk on the famous streets of Bötzerstrasse and the Schnorr district, which are historically significant. The Freimarkt Market in Burgweide, which is over 960 years old, is considered one of the largest annual markets in Germany. Take a boat trip to see the beauty of the Weser River, which has been an important trading route for northern merchants for a long time. Because of the wide mouth, Bremen is a place for exchanging goods and is also a place for exchanging scientific and political ideas. With its prosperity, Bremen is a city with long-standing independence (with its own banknotes and coins), which helps promote trade and shipping and protects the city from being occupied. / When the time is right, take you to "Hamburg".
Evening, dinner is served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: RADISSON BLU HOTEL, or similar accommodation

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Take a walk to see “Hamburg”, the second largest city in Germany after Berlin and located between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Hamburg is also the largest port city in Germany. Visit St. Michael’s Church, built in 1669, which is considered the symbol and the first building on the New City side. Then visit the Chilehuas, built entirely of brick in the Blick-Expressionist style, which is considered part of the World Heritage Site. Enter the “City Square”, which is the location of Hamburg’s City Hall, a famous building located in the city center near the Binnenalster lake, which is like the heart of Hamburg. The building was built between 1866-1897 in the Neo-Renaissance style, which is considered the symbol of the old city area. Then visit “Speicherstadt”, an old warehouse on the waterfront, built in 1883 in the Neoclassical-Gothic style. During that time, this place had the most waterfront warehouses in the world, which is why it is now a registered World Heritage Site. Travel to "Lübeck" (67 km) (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Lübeck is another port city located in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, on the banks of the Travers River. This old port city still retains the atmosphere of a medieval city. Most of the buildings are built in Gothic architecture. Most of the buildings are built using bricks. That is why the city was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. Visit the Holstentor city gate, which is considered another symbol of Lübeck. Visit the "Lübecker Rathaus" town hall, which is a Gothic-style town hall surrounded by old medieval restaurants and souvenir shops. Travel to "Schwerin" (69 km). Schwerin is the capital of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Then take you to the old town, which is considered the most beautiful in Mecklenburg. The old town of Schwerin has been burned down many times, but many old houses have survived. See the small, lovely half-timbered wooden houses, which have become a symbol of the old town of Schwerin.
Evening Dinner at a local restaurant, delicious steak menu (for those who do not eat beef, please inform the sales department).
Accommodation: NH HOTEL, SCHWERIN or similar accommodation

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
After the meal, visit Schwerin Castle, a Renaissance palace. Schwerin Castle is surrounded by beautiful landscapes consisting of lakes and forests. It looks like a castle in a fairy tale. The castle is located on an island in Lake Schwerin, one of the most beautiful lakes in Germany. See the luxuriously decorated rooms and beautiful gardens. Have time to admire the beauty of the gardens around the castle. Then travel to "Wismar" (49 km), an important port city in northern Germany, located on the Baltic Sea. There are old medieval buildings that have been well preserved. It was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2002. Visit the Old Hansa Harbor, which is very charming and beautiful. Walk into the old city area, where the Nikolai Museum is located. (Nikolaikirche) The old cathedral of Wismar and is highly revered by sailors. Then, everyone is free to walk around the city at their leisure.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Afternoon Travel to "Rostock" (62 km), a seaside city with beautiful Hanseatic-style brick architecture that stood out in the 14th-15th centuries. Rostock is the largest city in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, which is in northern Germany and is located on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Take you to the "Old Town" to see the Baroque-style Town Hall (Rathaus). Visit Rostock University, founded in 1419, which is one of the oldest universities in the world. Take a cruise on the Warnow River Cruise to see the Alter Strom, an old and charming tributary in the suburb of Warnemünde, lined with cute and colorful fishermen's huts along the banks. (No cruises during winter from Nov-Mar)
Dinner at a special restaurant with delicious seafood and drinks
Accommodation: RADISSON BLU HOTEL, ROSTOCK or similar

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
After the meal, travel to the Rostock ferry port. Take a ferry across the beautiful Baltic Sea to Gedser, an important port city on the Baltic Sea. Located at the southernmost point of Falster Island in Denmark and also the southernmost point of Scandinavia and the Nordic countries.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Afternoon After the meal, travel to Roskilde (132 km). Visit Roskilde, an old city that has been around for over 1,000 years. It used to be the center of the Vikings and the center of the monarchy. Visit Roskilde Cathedral (Roskilde Domkirke), the first Gothic cathedral built from red bricks. The burial place of the Danish kings and royal family. World Heritage Site in 1995. Time to go to Copenhagen (34 km)
Evening Dinner at a restaurant / Take you to your accommodation
Accommodation: SCANDIC PALACE HOTEL, COPENHAGEN or similar accommodation

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
After the meal, visit “Rosenborg Castle”, a beautiful palace located in the heart of Copenhagen. Built in the 17th century by King Christian IV, one of the most famous monarchs of Denmark. The architecture is in the Dutch Renaissance style. Visit “The Knights’ Hall”, which displays the throne used in the coronation of the Danish royal family and a life-size silver lion statue protecting the throne. Visit the diamond-encrusted regalia used in the coronation of the Danish royal family. The Danish regalia is the only set of regalia in the world that has actually been worn by the royal family and displayed in a museum for the general public to visit. Return to the city center of Copenhagen. Take a photo with the Little Mermaid and see the Gefion Fountain. Goddess who sacrificed with her son who helped create the island of Zealand for the Danish people according to belief. Visit “Amalienborg Palace” square, the winter residence of the Danish royal family. Visit City Hall Square, the old town hall building, the city center area. Travel to “Nyhavn”, an old port with a canal dug to connect to the sea and is also home to houses since the 17th century, lined up in a beautiful picture.
Noon Lunch at a local restaurant Menu: Delicious roast pork ribs
Afternoon After lunch, free time for shopping on the pedestrian street “Stroget”, the busiest pedestrian street in Scandinavia. There are many branded products, both Danish and imported, including Swiss watches at special prices. You may try delicious hot chocolate from La Glace, a famous shop located in the middle of Strroget. **For those who do not like shopping, you can take a canal cruise, which is another unique feature of Copenhagen (ask the tour leader) or visit Tivoli Amusement Park, an old European amusement park. (Additional charge) **
Dinner at Thai restaurant / Transfer to accommodation
Accommodation: SCANDIC PALACE HOTEL, COPENHAGEN or similar accommodation

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
At the appropriate time, we will take you to Copenhagen Airport
14.25 hrs. Depart for Suvarnabhumi Airport by Thai Airways Flight No. TG 951