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Day By Day

Day 1 : Berlin, Germany

Germany's vibrant capital, Berlin, lies on the flatlands at the confluence of several rivers and lakes.

Day 2 : Berlin, Germany

Germany's capital has been reunified and undergone a remarkable rebirth as a center of art, culture and great architecture.

Day 3 : Wittenberg, Germany

Birthplace of the Protestant Reformation, Wittenberg is encircled by a ring of public parks symbolizing the fortifications of ancient times.

Day 4 : Wittenberg, Germany

Wittenberg's Old Town was spared destruction during World War II, so its charming houses remain as they have for centuries.

Day 5 : Meissen, Germany

Surrounded by wine villages, set at a rocky outcropping, Meissen dates back more than a millennium.

Day 6 : Dresden, Germany

Known as the 'Florence on the Elbe,' Dresden is awash in artistic treasures and baroque splendor.

Day 7 : Saxon Switzerland, Germany

Near Bad Schandau, the majestic Bastei offer enthralling views of the Elbsandstein Mountains, the Konigstein Fortress and into the Czech Republic.

Day 8 : Prague, Czech Republic

The main square of Prague's Old Town is a dramatic gathering of centuries-old structures including the Astronomical Clock, ticking since 1410.

Day 9 : Prague, Czech Republic

Few cities embody the past as authentically as Prague, the Czech Republic's atmospheric capital.

Day 10 : Prague, Czech Republic

In addition to medieval architecture, Prague is a rich repository of Romanesque, baroque and Art Nouveau buildings that stir the imagination.