You may select from a list of recommended destinations and plan how long you'd like to spend at each location — as long as the total driving distance remains within 300 kilometers and the driver’s working time stays within 10 hours. Additional charges may apply if the itinerary exceeds the included distance or time limits, and we will confirm any extra fees with you in advance. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel in central Frankfurt and take you on a comfortable journey tailored to your interests. This is the perfect experience for travelers who prefer a more personal and flexible way to discover the highlights of the region. We’ve also prepared two suggested itineraries to help you get started: Sample Itineraries: LINE A: Heidelberg + Ruedesheim + Rhine Valley Cruise LINE B: Romantic Road Starting Point Würzburg + Rothenburg Fairytale Town Let us help you create a day to remember — your itinerary, your pace, your adventure.

(Optional)It has the oldest university in Germany and one of the longest pedestrian streets in Europe. It has beautiful fountains, elegant residential buildings, etc. The world-famous Cathedral of the Holy Spirit is also located here.

(Optional: 11€ per pax)Take the Funicular Railway to [Heidelberg Castle]. After visiting the castle, you can also enjoy the unique beauty in the castle garden.

(Optional)After the tour of the castle, visit the [Old Bridge]. This Baroque stone bridge was built in 1788 and spans the Neckar River, a tributary of the Rhine. Don’t forget to touch the right hand of the bronze monkey statue beside the bridge for good luck while admiring the scenic view of the castle.

(Optional)Drive to visit Rüdesheim, a charming wine town along the Rhine River, famous for its vineyards, half-timbered houses, and rich winemaking tradition. It offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and scenic beauty, making it a popular destination for visitors. Visit[Drosselgasse], a lively, narrow alley in Rüdesheim, known for its cozy wine taverns, traditional German music, and vibrant atmosphere.

(Optional:Rüdesheim - Assmannshausen 12€ per pax)Take a Rhine River cruise and disembark in the small town of Assmannshausen. You can see the Rheinstein Castle on the other side from the disembarkation point, and then return to France. (The boat is open from March 30th to October 20th every year.)

(Optional)Visit Würzburg, the “City of Churches”. Würzburg's famous landmarks are the [Würzburg Residence](Optional:9 € per pax) with its Court Gardens and Residence Square (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the [Marienberg Fortress] and the 180-metre-long [Old Main Bridge], which is lined with impressive statues of saints. [Würzburger Dom] and [Marienkapelle] are also not to be missed. Gracefully straddling the banks of the Main River amid idyllic vineyards, the location alone is reason enough to visit Würzburg.

(Optional)Visit Rothenburg. Discover the [Rothenburg Town Hall](Optional:2 € per pax), an example of medieval architecture with its impressive façade. Explore the [St.Jakob's Church](Optional:2.5 € per pax), known for its beautiful Gothic design and the famous altar. Continue to the [Rothenburg City Walls], which offer a glimpse into the city's historical defense structures.

Koblenz Altstadt, or the Old Town of Koblenz, is a charming historic district located at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers. Known for its picturesque cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and lively squares, the Altstadt is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Highlights include the Deutsches Eck (German Corner), where the two rivers meet, the impressive Basilica of St. Castor, and the romantic Liebfrauenkirche. Visitors can enjoy cozy cafés, traditional wine taverns, and local shops while soaking in the atmosphere of one of Germany’s oldest cities.

Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, perched high above the Rhine River in Koblenz, offers stunning panoramic views and a deep dive into history. As one of Europe’s largest preserved fortresses, it features museums, exhibitions, and scenic walking paths. Visitors can reach it via a cable car ride from the city across the Rhine, making the journey just as memorable as the destination.

Deutsches Eck, or "German Corner," is a famous landmark in Koblenz where the Rhine and Moselle rivers meet. It features a large equestrian statue of Emperor Wilhelm I and symbolizes German unity. The site offers scenic river views and is a popular spot for photos and leisurely walks.