Follow Serbia F3. Euro 2024 Group Stage

Dedicate this day to exciting new discoveries as you embark on a captivating tour of Dortmund. A must-visit for any soccer enthusiast is the German National Football Museum — a realm of experience and a cultural hub narrating the past, present, and future of football. Established in 2015, this building in Dortmund's city center stands as one of the most frequented museums in the Ruhr area. Spanning 3,300 m², the vibrant, emotional, and interactive exhibition unfolds the rich history of German football over 140 years.

The city concentrates a huge number of various entertainment facilities, from traditional nightclubs and elite bars to large-scale shopping malls and restaurants. There is also a great zoo in Gelsenkirchen - Zoom Erlebniswelt, a tour of which is sure to impress both adults and children.

After breakfast, proceed to the train station for your transfer to Munich. Upon reaching Munich, seamlessly transfer to your downtown hotel. The afternoon is yours to unwind and explore at your leisure, ensuring a delightful experience in the heart of the city.

Embrace a new day with fresh experiences and another exhilarating group stage game! Following breakfast, take a leisurely stroll through the center of Munich, relishing its cozy streets and vibrant green spaces. However, keep in mind the highlight of the evening! Your hotel will provide transportation to the Munich Football Arena, one of Germany's premier stadiums, offering both premium and comfort packages. Witness the second game of your team at the 2024 Euro. Famous for its beer-drinking culture and laid-back atmosphere, Munich is an extraordinary setting for an unforgettable afterparty!

Explore the BMW Museum, an optional tour that stands as one of Munich's most frequented attractions, narrating the history of the renowned German car company Bayerische Motoren Werke. Captivating not only for car enthusiasts but also for those intrigued by modern technical innovations, the museum is situated near the BMW Group headquarters. Originally constructed for the 1972 Summer Olympics based on the design by Austrian architect Karl Schwanzer, the building takes the shape of a bowl, symbolizing a gas tank lid. Following the Olympics, in May 1973, the building transitioned into the BMW Museum. A significant renovation journey began in 2004, expanding the exhibition area by 4000 square meters. A circular route of approximately one kilometer was added, guiding visitors through 25 exhibition sites. The extensively refurbished museum opened its doors in June 2008, offering an immersive journey through the evolution of BMW and automotive innovation.

The renowned Neuschwanstein Castle stands as a 19th-century historic palace perched on a rugged hill above the village of Hohenschwangau near Füssen in southwest Bavaria. Commissioned by King Ludwig II of Bavaria as a retreat and a tribute to Richard Wagner, the palace was financed through Ludwig's personal fortune and extensive borrowing, rather than Bavarian public funds. Construction commenced in 1869 but was never entirely finished. Originally conceived as a private residence for the King, the castle remained incomplete following Ludwig's death in 1886. In the evening, we return to Munich.

Embark on an optional tour to explore the renowned Brewery Museum of Beer and Oktoberfest, nestled in the heart of Munich. This museum unfolds the fascinating narrative of both the historic building and the world of beer. Delve into the intricacies of beer production, the purity law of beer, Munich's commitment to beer quality, and the historical journey of this beloved beverage from its introduction to monasteries to its evolution into a craft that captured the hearts of millions.

Embark on an enchanting walking tour through the historic district of the city, where you'll encounter two of its most stunning squares - Marienplatz and Königsplatz, along with other notable sites within walking distance of the city center. The tour culminates in the renowned Olympic Park, offering a serene outdoor setting for a leisurely evening.

Our tour reaches its pinnacle with the thrilling conclusion of the third game in the group stage of the 2024 Euro. Witness the ongoing creation of soccer history right before your eyes at the Munich Football Arena, a modern stadium with a capacity of approximately 70,000 people. Post-game, join the celebration with fellow travelers and delve into the vibrant atmosphere of the best bars in the world's premier beer country. Cheers to unforgettable moments in the heart of Munich!

Following breakfast, enjoy a private transfer to the airport. We eagerly anticipate your return for more exciting adventures in the future! Alternatively, consider extending your stay in Europe with a plethora of incredible summer destinations, all within a convenient 2-hour flight. Whether it's the French Riviera, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, or any other destination of your choosing, the possibilities for further exploration are boundless. Safe travels, and until we meet again!