It will be the first day of the journey that began the largest reform in history. We will take a flight and meet in the beautiful city of Frankfurt.

Upon arriving in Frankfurt, our guide will be waiting for us to take us to the city of Worms. It was here that Martin Luther remained faithful to the message that God had revealed to him, despite the persecution of the leaders of the Catholic Church. In this same city, William Tyndale completed the printing of his English version of the New Testament. You will visit the Church of Saint Peter and the symbolic monument to Luther near the town square. We will continue our tour in the city of Mainz, home of the inventor of the printing press, where we will see the Gutenberg monument dedicated to the German printing of the Bible. In Mainz, we will spend the first night.

We head to Eisenach for a walking tour of the emblematic places of this wonderful city, highlighting the Church of St. George and Luther's house, where he lived as a student with the Cotta family from 1498 to 1501. Then we will see the exhibition in which his life and theologies are documented. We will visit the house and museum of Bach, the composer who most influenced Protestant music. Our tourist route will take us to the magnificent Wartburg Castle, declared a world heritage site in 1999. We will rest in Eisenach.

We will start the day visiting Erfurt, the spiritual home of Martin Luther. It is here that he obtained his degree in 1502 and a doctorate in the Faculty of Philosophy in 1505. Here, Martin Luther took decisive steps to return to theology. We will take a walking tour starting in the historical section of the city, including Luther's life as a monk in Erfurt and the Church of St. Severus. The city tour also includes the Fish Market, City Hall and Merchants Bridge. We can visit the Buchenwald concentration camp. We will stay in Erfurt.

Our journey continues in Eisleben. Here we will visit the house where Luther was born in 1483 and died in 1546. We will visit St. Peter's Church, where Luther was baptized, St. Andrew's Church, where he last preached and the place where his body was laid. Next, we will visit Naumburg: the late Romanesque and early Gothic Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, which are some of the best cathedrals in Europe. We will also have the opportunity to appreciate the twelve figures of the founders, the masterpieces of Naumburg. We will spend the night in Erfurt.

We will enjoy a panoramic ride to visit the majestic city of Leipzig. We will visit the Thomaskirche (St. Thomas Church), where Luther preached and Johann Sebastian Bach played and conducted the St. Thomas Boys' Choir. The next stop will be Torgau, which was the political center of the Reformation in the 16th century. Martin Luther designates the Castle Church as the first Protestant church. The tombstone of Katharina von Bora, wife of Martin Luther, can be found in St. Mary's Church. We will stop and rest in Wittenberg.

We will enjoy a full day in Wittenberg. This was where Martin Luther spent most of his life. We will walk through the gate area of the Castle Church, where Luther published his 95 Theses on Justification by Faith. We will visit the university where he taught and the house that he lived in, which is today a museum, the largest that exists in honor of his life and his achievements. We will see historical documents and an outstanding collection of paintings from his time and members of his family.

We will head to the northeast of Berlin to enjoy a tour of different places full of history, such as the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie and the Brandenburg Gate. We will visit the famous Pergamon Museum, recognized worldwide for its archaeological finds. We will visit the beautiful Ishtar Gate, one of the eight monumental gates in ancient Babylon. Through this door, you entered the temple of Marduk. We will enjoy the Mesopotamian art that adorned Nebuchadnezzar's throne room. At the end of the afternoon, you can shop and get to know the city a little more in depth. Finally, we will go to the hotel and spend the night in this enigmatic city.

It will be the day of returning home. But we will not return empty, but full of pleasant memories that will last a lifetime.