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News – City and Cultural Tours

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In this section we publish current news and latest information about our offers for tour operators, groups and clubs as well as about our incoming services. Furthermore we would like to let you know more about the team working on our city and cultural tours. Enjoy!

18 June 2019

FamTrip to Dresden

On the occasion of the 42nd Dresden Music Festival (DMF), a FamTrip to Dresden was organized in cooperation with the Dresden Marketing Corporation and AugustusTours – this year it was all about music. Read on for more information about the programme..
06 May 2019

The Kissinger Summer 2020

From June 19th  until July 19th 2020, for the 34th time, the Kissinger Summer is attracting music enthusiasts from near and far to come to the spa town.
22 March 2019

AugustusTours on further training in Weimar and Eisenach

We make sure each and every one of your group tours is a resounding success by constantly refreshing and expanding our knowledge of all our destinations. Thuringia is simply bursting with culture! Because there is always a great reason to pay a visit to our neighbours in the “green heart” of Germany, AugustusTours took a trip to Weimar and Eisenach to explore not one but two special highlights.
05 November 2018

AugustusTours on further training in Oberammergau

In order to always stay up to date and to well-advise our customers, we regularly attend trainings. Just recently, our team members Fanny Grabowski and Ulrike Ehlemann went on a little road trip in preparation of the Oberammergau Passion Play, scheduled for the 42nd time in 2020. Only a few days earlier the main roles were announced on a blackboard in front of the theatre, signaling another big step in the planning stage towards this world-famous event. 
06 September 2018

42nd Oberammergau Passion Play 2020

The history of the Oberammergau Passion Play goes back to the year 1633. Plagued by pest and negative effects of the Thirty Years’ War, the inhabitants of Oberammergau decided to perform “the game of suffering, dying and rising of our Lord Jesus Christ” every ten years. The play was presented Whitsun 1634 for the first time.