Upon arrival, embark on your journey to discover the history of Berlin. Start your day by visiting Berlin Wall, a concrete wall barrier that divided the city into East and West during the Cold War of Germany from 1961 to 1989. The wall acts as a separation boundary of the country during the war between the western allied by the United States and the eastern allied by the Soviet Union. Next, continue your tour to monuments such as Reichstag Building, Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie. View the magnificent Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. Next, visit Berlin Mosque, built between 1923 to 1925 and had two 90-meters tall minarets that were badly damaged during the World war II and being restored from 1999 to 2001.

After breakfast, stop by Dresden, the capital city for German State, Saxony. The city was part of the four-raid bombing during the World War II in 1945 with rich history to be discovered. View the Dresdner Residenzschloss, a residential palace for the king of Saxony from 16th to 19th century. Next, continue your tour with a view of the Italian Baroque-style Dresden Cathedral where it was converted from a Catholic church and gained cathedral status only in the 1960s. Thereafter, take a scenic ride and cross the borders over to Prague, the capital city of Czech Republic and is also known as “the city of a Hundred Spires”.

This morning, explore Prague city with a tour by visiting Prague Castle, a castle complex which was built in 9th Century AD and is also the official office for the king of Czech Republic. Continue the tour by viewing St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, Charles Bridge and Astronomical Clock. Spend the rest of the day free at leisure for you to discover the beauty of the city. You may wish to join an optional cruise ride along Vltava River, a river of 430km and the longest in Czech Republic which runs along the Bohemian Forest.

After breakfast, start your tour by driving towards Budapest, the capital city of Hungary. Explore the administrative, business and cultural centre of Hungary. The Castle District is the premier destination for visitors and contains some of Budapest's most important monuments and museums. The main sights of the twin cities of Buda and Pest include Heroes’ Square, a magnificent reminder of Hungary’s influence during the celebrated Austro-Hungarian Empire, Fisherman’s Bastion and Gellert Hill, all of which offer panoramic views of the city. If time permits, do not miss an opportunity to cruise along the Danube River, which pulses through the heart of Central and Eastern Europe.

After breakfast, visit the Parndorf Fashion Outlet. Enjoy international brands, which range from casual fashion, sport, outdoor and shoes, up to accessories and lifestyle products. After lunch, proceed to Slovakia and enjoy a city tour and take in sights such as Slovak National Theatre, Reduta concert Hall, Presidential Palace and the Bratislava Castle.

Start of your day by travelling towards Vienna, the largest city and the capital of Austria. Visit to a major Viennese attraction, Schonbrunn Palace. Schonbrunn Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Austria's most visited attraction. This Baroque synthesis of different arts, consisting of a palace and gardens, has been in the possession of the Habsburgs for centuries, and has been restored to its original condition. Next, continue with a city tour to view significant landmarks from Ringstrasse to Opera House, Hofburg, Parliament Building, Town Hall and Burgtheater. The Burgtheater was largely destroyed in a bombing raid in 1945 and one month later, on April 12, 1945, it was further damaged by a fire of unknown origin. Thereafter, visit the Islamic Centre Vienna, the first mosque opened in Austria in the 20th century.

This morning, proceed with a scenic drive from Vienna to Salzburg, the hometown of Mozart where you will discover the fascinating musical city and be thrilling with what the city has to offers. Start with a city tour which allows you to discover this delightful musical city at your leisure and rejoice in sights like Mirabell Palace, Residence Square, Mozart Square and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s birthplace at No.9 Getridegasse Street. Thereafter, embark on a scenic drive to Munich, the capital city of Bavaria and the third largest in Germany.

After breakfast, bid farewell and travel back to Germany with a stop in Munich where you will embark on your city tour to Marienplatz, Munich’s main square since the 12th century, with the old and new town hall. Be wowed by the 1,000-foot-tall Olympic Tower and the Olympic Stadium, which hosted the 1974 FIFA World Cup Final and multiple UEFA Champions League finals. Enjoy the bustling life of the popular Viktualienmarkt, an open-air market full of little stores selling fresh, fruits, flowers and cheese. Visit the Islamic Centre of Munich, which was built in 1973.

Start the day by visiting the magnificent Neuschwanstein Castle, which was a retreat for the famed composer and conductor, Richard Wagner. The palace has appeared in several movies and was the inspiration for Sleeping Beauty castle in Disneyland Paris. Spend the rest of the day free at leisure, walk the streets of Munich while enjoying your shopping spree.