This classic Anabaptist heritage tour traces the Anabaptist/Mennonite story through Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, and the Netherlands. Visits to significant sites will bring to life the stories of Reformation and Anabaptist leaders. Other tour highlights include: an afternoon cruise on the Rhine River, a visit to the Rijksmuseum, climbing into the foothills of the Swiss Alps to the Cave of the Anabaptists, visiting Trachselwald Castle, riding a cable-car up a mountain, and visiting the Weierhof, a semi-communal Mennonite village.

This journey follows the path of Swiss and Alsatian Anabaptists—families whose faith and convictions led them to be exiled from their homelands and floatdown the Rhine River in search of refuge and peace. Along this unforgettable route, explore powerful landscapes and historic towns, discover stories of resilience and hospitality, and walk in the footsteps of those who shaped the Mennonite and Amish identities.

Begin your journey in Prague, the stunning capital of the Czech Republic, where you’ll be enchanted by colourful baroque buildings, Gothic churches, and the lively Old Town Square. Continue on to key sites in Kraków and Warsaw, delving deeper into Poland’s layered history. With expert guidance from Mennonite historian John Sharp, trace the journey of Dutch and German Mennonites who settled in Poland’s Vistula Delta from the 1530s through to the Second World War.