Germany Wurzburg Tours

Welcome to a curated journey through the heart of Europe, a sojourn crafted with care and passion to unveil the continent's diverse tapestry of history, culture, and natural wonders. I am Javier, a retired medical doctor dedicated now to travel and help others to travel and enjoy life, your tour escort on this amazing adventure. I would love to invite you to join me and explore together the souls of Europe. Our adventure commences in the vibrant city of Madrid. Picture yourself savoring delectable Spanish cuisine and strolling cobblestone lanes. Journeying through Spain, Segovia and Avila beckon with tales of ancient castles and medieval walls, leading to Burgos' Gothic splendor and the contemporary allure of Bilbao. Crossing borders, Bordeaux awaits, a French haven celebrated for wines and architectural elegance. Tours unfolds with châteaux marvels like enchanting Chenonceau and the grandeur of Chambord, leading us to the iconic City of Lights – Paris. Imagine strolling along the Seine, basking in the glow of the Eiffel Tower, and exploring the Louvre's celebrated works of art. Luxembourg offers respite, granting freedom to explore its grandeur. Continuing to Mainz, German history and charm set the stage for our next adventure. The Romantic Road winds through Würzburg, Harburg, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, and fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle – each a portal to enchanting landscapes and historical treasures. Venice, with labyrinthine canals and timeless allure, welcomes you before venturing into Florence – a city breathing art and culture. The Tuscan countryside reveals wonders in Pisa, St. Gimigiano, and Siena. The grand finale unfolds in Rome, where the legacy of Imperial Rome and Vatican City's splendor converge – a journey transcending time, a fusion of landscapes, cultures, and history. As we bid adieu, envision the tapestry of memories woven during this odyssey – memories that linger, forming a mosaic of experiences only a journey through Europe can provide. Embark on this immersive voyage with me, where every moment invites you to discover, appreciate, and cherish the boundless beauty of Europe. If you wish to arrive/depart from Madrid, we offer you an extension from Rome to Barcelona with a ferry cuising the Mediterranean Sea.

The timeframe of the medieval age in Europe is roughly dated from around 500 AD to the end of the 15th century. The Early Middle Ages (circa 500–1000 AD) covers the transition from the decline of the Western Roman Empire to the rise of various Germanic kingdoms and the Carolingian dynasty. The High Middle Ages (circa 1000–1300 AD) marked the economic growth, population expansion, and the rise of urban centers. The Late Middle Ages (circa 1300–1500 AD) encompass events such as the Black Death, the Hundred Years' War between England and France, the Great Schism in the Catholic Church, as well as social and economic changes. It often concludes with the onset of the Renaissance. The medieval history of Germany and Austria is rich and complex, marked by political, social, and cultural developments that influenced the course of European history. Among others, in this period of time like other parts of medieval Europe, they experienced a feudal system characterized by a hierarchical social structure. Land was often granted by the monarch to nobles (lords) in exchange for military service. This system of land tenure influenced their political and social organization. In both countries boast numerous examples of medieval architecture, including cathedrals, castles, and town halls. Notable examples include the Cologne Cathedral, the Wartburg Castle, and the medieval Old Towns of cities like Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Additionally, the city of Vienna has medieval roots and became the capital of the Holy Roman Empire under the Habsburgs, one of the most powerful and influential European dynasties that ruled Austria in the late medieval period while the Wittelsbach family became the ruling dynasty of Bavaria. As for Munich, like other medieval cities, it has architectural gems that reflect its history. The Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus), the New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) and the Frauenkirche (Cathredral of Our Dear Lady) are notable examples of medieval and Gothic architecture. This and more will impressed your journey through medieval cities and towns. Come and live your adventure with EUROLATINO.