Germany and Italy Tours & Trips

Demographics

Solo travelers love our Western and Central Europe food tour, where small groups naturally create great friendships along the way. Starting in Munich, you'll wind through the Alps down to Rome with a mix of guided food stops and free time to wander. The night food tour in Venice adds a spooky twist, while Florence's markets and Rome's best gelato spots add local flavor. There's enough time to really get to know each place without feeling rushed. For something different, the Milan to Munich route hits Oktoberfest where the laid-back campsite vibe makes meeting other travelers super easy. Our guide Andrei gets fantastic feedback for helping first-time solo travelers feel right at home throughout the trip.

Italian Elegance and Easy Pace Italy tours hit the sweet spot for our senior travelers, mixing cultural highlights with a comfortable rhythm. You'll skip the lines at the Vatican Museums and get premium seats for Oberammergau's Passion Play. Venice feels different when you explore its quiet canals without rushing, and dining inside the Vatican Museum adds something special to the experience. With two nights in most places and good breaks between activities, you can really settle in. Our travelers tell us they love discovering both famous sites and hidden gems - from St. Peter's Basilica to family-run wineries in Tuscany. The local guides make history jump off the walls at spots like Florence's Accademia and Rome's ancient sites.

Young adults pick tours mixing cultural experiences with social connections, which is why our multi-country routes from Munich draw so many solo travelers. People connect through shared meals, festival outings and local discoveries together. Travelers under 35 go for the Venice ghost tours with street food stops, market walks through Florence and hands-on shopping lessons from locals. The casual Oktoberfest tours departing Milan and Florence hit just right - you camp near the grounds, bond at evening gatherings and then head to Löwenbräu as a group. For active explorers, the Munich to Lake Garda cycling route winds through small Bavarian towns, past Alpine waters and into Italian wine regions. Groups stay small on these journeys, leading to genuine friendships that often last beyond the trip itself. Our guide Andrei gets top marks from first-timers, helping them discover hidden spots from quiet Venice canals to neighborhood eateries in Rome's local districts.

Senior travelers find thoughtful pacing and cultural depth on select tours connecting Germany and Italy, with distinctive touches throughout the journey. Our guests tell us they love having premium seats at events like the Oberammergau Passion Play, and the special dinner inside the Vatican's Ethnological Museum adds an exclusive feel to their visit. The two-night stays in each destination create a gentler rhythm, giving visitors time to truly discover each place. Venice shines brightest in those peaceful morning hours, when guests can stroll along quiet canals and take gondola rides away from peak times. These journeys blend rich cultural experiences with essential pauses, balancing visits to St. Peter's Basilica and ancient Roman sites with laid-back afternoon wine tastings at family vineyards in Tuscany. Expert local guides bring stories to life at Florence's Accademia and throughout Rome, managing all the details so travelers can simply absorb each moment. The tours feature priority access at major sites and carefully chosen hotels in central locations, making them perfect for those who want both cultural engagement and ease of travel.