Germany

Germany Family Vacation

A 6-night Germany family vacation across Berlin and Munich.

6 Nights / 7 DaysDuration
2Cities

Six nights across Berlin and Munich, with a rickshaw ride, a spy museum, a room full of ball pits and a castle that looks like it came out of a storybook. Germany is easier with children than most people expect. Both cities are clean and simple to move around, the best attractions are hands-on, and the one big day out, to Neuschwanstein, is the kind of trip children remember long after the holiday. This is one of the Germany itineraries we've planned for a family before, six nights, seven days across Berlin and Munich, built for two adults and two children (7 and 11 years) travelling together. It's shared here to show what a family trip through Germany could look like. A version built around your own family's size, pace and dates would look a little different, and that's the point.

Why This Trip

Why Travel to Germany with Your Family

Why Travel to Germany with Your Family

June to September is warm and the days are long, which helps on a trip that moves between two cities. Berlin comes first and is the more active half, with a rickshaw tour that covers the main landmarks without long walks, and a TV Tower ride that a seven-year old will talk about for weeks. Two days stand out. The German Spy Museum lets children crack secret codes, cross a laser maze and test how quickly a password can be hacked, and IKONO Berlin follows with 14 interactive rooms of floating lanterns, balloons, light painting and ball pits. In Munich, the BMW Museum shows more than 100 cars and exhibits, and the Neuschwanstein day gives the family a castle, a bridge viewpoint and a palace in the Alps. If you asked us: keep the day after Neuschwanstein slow. It is a long day with a lot of travel, and a half-day food tour at the Viktualienmarkt, with pretzels and sausages to taste, is an easy way to follow it.

Holiday Overview

Cities Covered
Berlin, Munich
Starting Price
₹1,78,200

per adult and ₹1,41,600 per child, based on 2 adults and 2 children (7 and 11 years) travelling together, including international airfare and the Berlin to Munich high-speed rail

Best Time to Travel
June to September (warm weather, long days)
Experiences Covered
Berlin Spree sightseeing cruise, rickshaw tour of Berlin, Berlin TV Tower, German Spy Museum, IKONO Berlin, BMW Museum, Neuschwanstein Linderhof, Viktualienmarkt food tour

Tap a pin to preview each stop

Trace Your Path

An itinerary designed
for every moment.

Berlin Day 1–3

A Spree cruise, a rickshaw tour, the Berlin TV Tower, the German Spy Museum and IKONO Berlin.

Munich Day 4–7

The BMW Museum, a full-day trip to Neuschwanstein and Linderhof, and a half-day Viktualienmarkt food tour.

Day By Day

Germany Trip Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Berlin Arrival, Spree Cruise

    A private transfer to the hotel and a rest, then an evening boat tour on the River Spree from Friedrichstrasse, past the Berlin Cathedral and the Reichstag. It is a relaxed first evening for a family that has just landed.

  2. Day 2

    Rickshaw Tour of Berlin & TV Tower

    A rickshaw tour through the Brandenburg Gate, Tiergarten Park, Potsdamer Platz, Checkpoint Charlie, Gendarmenmarkt and Museum Island, with photo stops. In the afternoon, a skip-the-line ride up the Berlin TV Tower at Alexanderplatz for a 360-degree view of the city.

  3. Day 3

    German Spy Museum & IKONO Berlin

    A morning at the German Spy Museum, with codes to crack, a laser maze and hack-proof password tests. The afternoon is at IKONO Berlin at Alexanderplatz, with 14 interactive rooms made for all ages.

  4. Day 4

    Berlin to Munich, BMW Museum

    A high-speed train to Munich and a private transfer to the hotel. In the afternoon, the BMW Museum, with more than 100 vehicles, set next to BMW Welt and the Olympic Park.

  5. Day 5

    Neuschwanstein Castle & Linderhof Palace

    A full-day trip into the Bavarian countryside, with a guided tour of Linderhof's interiors, then about three hours at Neuschwanstein for a guided tour of the castle, the Marienbrücke viewpoint and time to explore. The premium small-group option, with entry fees and food and drinks included, is the easier choice for children.

  6. Day 6

    Viktualienmarkt Food Tour, at Leisure

    A half-day food tour of the Viktualienmarkt, the open-air market that has stood since 1807, with pretzels, bread, cheeses and sausages to taste. The rest of the day is free.

  7. Day 7

    Munich Departure

    A private transfer to the airport for the flight home.

What's Included

Experiences Included.

Where You'll Stay

Hotel Stays.

Hotel stays in Berlin and Munich, with breakfast daily.

Berlin: Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz, a Family Room, three nights.

Munich: Pullman Munich, a Family Room, three nights.

The Fine Print, Handled

What Travenza Holidays
Will Arrange.

Itinerary planning, hotel reservations, private transfers, sightseeing, museum and TV Tower tickets, high-speed rail tickets, international airfare, Schengen visa assistance, and travel support for the whole family. Customised by family size, hotel preference, budget, travel dates and pace.

Ready When You Are

Plan Your Germany Family Vacation

A rickshaw through Berlin, a laser maze, a hundred cars and a castle in the Alps, Germany gives a family six nights with something new every day. This is one of the itineraries we've built for a family travelling together before, shared here to show what the trip could look like. A version built for your own family, size, pace and dates, would look a little different.

Estimated from ₹1,78,200 per adult · All inclusive

Plan My Germany Family Vacation WhatsApp Us