Travel to Leipzig. You will visit the birthplace of Richard Wagner, the statue of J.S. Bach and the church of St. Thomas, where Bach was director of music, and where Wagner was baptized. Visit of the Museum of Musical Instruments, one of the largest in the world. In the evening you can attend a concert at the famous Gewandhaus or at the St. Thomas Church, home of the internationally known children's choir of the same name.

Today you will discover the Bach Museum in Leipzig where the life and work of the great baroque composer is represented, including his original manuscripts. Then you will visit the Mendelssohn Haus, a museum in honor of the great romantic composer Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Continue to Dresden where you will visit the Church of Our Lady, a place of world-renowned classical concerts.

Both Richard Wagner and J.S. Bach left their mark in Dresden. Discover the musical spirit of Dresden and enjoy a tour with information about these two great German composers. In the afternoon, enjoy a guided tour of the famous Dresden Semper Opera where in the evening you might want to enjoy a performance.

Continue to travel to Bayreuth, a city closely related to Richard Wagner. Visit of the "Bayreuther Festspielhaus" theater, famous for the annual Bayreuth Festival where Wagner's operas are performed.

On the way to Eisenach, you will stop in Weimar, where Bach was working as a chapel master. Arriving in Eisenach we visit Wartburg Castle, famous for the singing competition on which the opera "Tannhäuser" by Richard Wagner is based.

We will return to Berlin today, but not before getting to know the city of Halle, which is closely associated to the Baroque composer Georg Friedrich Händel. Visit of the Händel-Haus Museum.