Coffee tours · GERMANY
Every itinerary has one morning going spare. These 4 germany coffee tours are what to spend it on, priced and timed so the choice takes one coffee, not an evening.
Set out from Hörnum at 4 p.m. aboard the MS Adler VI for a slow 50-minute cruise around Sylt’s southern tip. Buy coffee and cake on board, listen to German commentary from the captain or ranger guide, and watch the Wadden Sea and North Sea from the deck. It is best for a short, easy outing rather than a major sightseeing trip.
Join Petra for a German-language walk through Rüdesheim, with local stories about Drosselgasse, wine or house Secco, Rüdesheim coffee at the Art Cafe, and admission to the historic Music Cabinet cinema hall. The mix of outdoor sights, indoor music, and tasting makes this a useful choice in wet weather too.
“Erg leuk, zo zie je plekjes waar je normaal niet komt.”
At CoffeeandBananas in Berlin, you roast two green coffees in an ordinary pot, open a coffee cherry, learn about East African coffee culture and the host’s 20 coffee trees, then grind, brew, taste, and package your beans to take home. The two-hour workshop runs in German or English and welcomes wheelchair users.
“I booked the experience for my husband birthday. We had a lot of fun and learnt a lot about coffee 😊 Tasting the coffee you just roasted right on the spot is definitely different and they are so good! Highly recommend, especially for coffee lovers. We each brought 2 bags of self roasted coffee back home and will proudly serve them to our friends and family 🤩”
At the Johann Jacobs Haus Heritage Store in Bremen, a German-speaking trainer guides you through beans, roasting, grinder adjustment, espresso extraction, and fine milk foam. In a group of up to eight, you practice making espresso and pouring a heart on cappuccino, with coffee, milk, alternatives, water, and a handout included.
Pick a growing region, a brewing method or a city counter.
