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Save time when visiting Neuschwanstein Castle, with this small-group tour that includes skip-the-line admission. Enjoy direct entry as soon as you reach the castle, with a guide leading the way to showcase the estate's highlights. What's more, save your feet with an included bus ride to Mary's Bridge and a horse-drawn carriage ride back down the hill that the complex is located on (when both are in operation).

This is not just a tour—it’s a carefully crafted experience designed to show you a side of Munich most visitors never see. By combining the legacy of the 1972 Olympics with the extraordinary story of BMW, it creates a powerful journey through history, innovation, and culture. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you’ll uncover hidden corners, striking architecture, and stories that turn places into unforgettable moments. From the transformed Olympic Village to scenic viewpoints, every stop is chosen to give you a deeper, more authentic connection to the city. What truly sets this experience apart is the seamless combination of expert guidance and personal freedom. Your included entry to the BMW Museum allows you to explore legendary vehicles and exhibits at your own pace—without feeling rushed or restricted.

Save time waiting in long queues and guarantee admission to Nymphenburg Palace with a skip-the-line ticket. Once inside, a knowledgeable guide will show you and a group of like-minded travelers around its beautiful grounds, grand architecture, and rich interiors. You’ll learn fun facts and hear cultural anecdotes, with plenty of time for questions.

Swap the rigid itineraries of typical tours with a hop-on hop-off bus through the heart of Munich. Use your ticket to disembark at designated stops along the way, or stay on board to see landmarks like Olympic Park and Nymphenburg Palace from the comfort of your seat. With three tours to choose from, this bus pass allows you to maximize your time in Munich.

Check off the medieval sites of Nuremberg and enjoy the thrill of solving clues at the same time with this self-guided city exploration game. No need to worry about being stuck in a group with other travelers—this is a private activity that’s accessed through your smartphone. As you complete challenges and progress around the city, unlock stories about medieval landmarks—including painter Albrecht Dürer's House, and the Imperial Castle of Nuremberg.

Regensburg was founded 2,000 years ago by the Romans. It was one of the wealthiest cities during the Middle Ages and, having mostly escaped the bombs of World War II, much of it has survived. On this walking tour of the enchanting Old Town, you’ll see traces of ancient ruins and medieval splendor. Standing at the crossroads of ancient and modern history, this tour starts outside the House of Bavarian History museum near Castra Regina, a former castle and Roman military stronghold. As you make your way through the old town’s cobblestone alleys, you'll see its patrician tower houses, fountains, and market squares, and share the stories behind them. The tour ends in Domplatz Square in front of one of the best-preserved Gothic cathedrals in Europe, St Peter Cathedral. By the end of this 60-minute tour, you’ll feel like you just emerged from a walk back in time, and have plenty of ideas of what else to do and see in Regensburg.

Explore Munich in a unique way with a fully personalized walking tour tailored to your interests. Led by Philipp, a local architect and official Munich tour guide, this tour is designed to reflect your passions—be it history, design, architecture, food, or hidden gems. From Gothic cathedrals to vibrant street art, you'll discover the city like never before. Capture your journey by creating postcards using watercolor or spray paint, making for a memorable souvenir that connects you to Munich's artistic vibe. - Enjoy a private tour customized specifically to your preferences - Discover hidden gems and iconic sights with an expert guide - Complete a pre-tour questionnaire for a truly unique experience - Ideal for solo travelers, families, couples, school trips or corporate groups - Guided by a Certified Official Munich Tour Guide (Member of MGV & BVGD) & Architect - Family Friendly: Ages 0–5 free, 6–17 €5. - 100% 5-star Google reviews

Discover how the Third Reich began—not in Berlin, but on the streets of Munich—on a uniquely immersive walking tour combining storytelling, visual media, and authentic artifacts. Unlike standard history walks, this tour begins with a short film shown at a local venue, setting the scene of Munich after WWI and showing how economic crisis and social unrest shaped the city. Your guide also presents genuine period items, such as 1923 hyperinflation banknotes, era coins, WW1 medals and historical documents, used for educational context. Follow Hitler’s early path through Munich in chronological order as you visit the locations where the movement first took shape. Exclusive before-and-after images help you compare historic Munich with the modern city around you. Experience highlights include: • Short documentary film • Authentic historical artifacts • Chronological “origins” story line • Exclusive visual comparison materials • Small-group, respectful approach

Pre-book your ticket to Magic Bavaria, an interactive experience museum with 30 photo backdrops and playful illusions. Take photos in upside-down worlds, dive into Munich's largest ball pit, or bounce on the indoor trampoline. Fun for the whole family, this ticket guarantees entry with easy online booking and is the perfect break from an afternoon of sightseeing. Dine in the cafe afterwards (extra expense).

Combine a love of history and music with a unique walking tour of Rothenburg ob der Tauber. The brief itinerary goes beyond standard city sightseeing with an entertaining guide in character who performs songs live while you stroll. You’ll learn about Franconian landmarks in the well-preserved medieval city, such as the Town Hall (Rathaus) and Holy Ghost Church.

Visit the famous Zugspitze, Germany’s highest peak, on this guided, full-day trip with road transfers from Munich. Take a cable car to the summit of Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain at 2,962 meters (9,718 feet) above sea level, for breathtaking views of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy, then ride the cogwheel train back down.

On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll follow Adolf Hitler’s journey from obscure political agitator to a totalitarian dictator who would forever change the course of history. The tour starts at the Isartor Gate, which has marked Munich’s Eastern boundary since the Middle Ages. Along the way, you’ll visit the humble beerhall where Hitler joined the small workers’ party that would evolve into the Nazi movement, walk through the square where book burnings took place, and see the locations where both resistance fighters and regime supporters shaped Germany’s darkest chapter. While the subject matter is necessarily challenging, this tour approaches historical sites with sensitivity and educational purpose, providing crucial context for understanding how a democratic society can gradually succumb to authoritarianism. Before the tour ends near Karlsplatz, you’ll stop at the Main Synagogue Memorial at the site of one of the first synagogues that Hitler had demolished in June 1938.

Get a dose of Bavaria's iconic beer culture with this food and beer tour in Munich. Home of Oktoberfest and a collection of famous beer halls and beer gardens, Bavaria's beautiful capital invites visitors from around the globe with its promise of fun and camaraderie. Partner with a savvy guide for an insider look at this tradition of imbibing. You’ll hit local haunts and enjoy Bavarian nibbles in the company of fellow beer aficionados.

Combine city sightseeing with a scenic stroll in the park on this 2-hour walking tour of Munich. Admire landmarks like the Frauenkirche cathedral, the Glockenspiel and the City Palace; hear stories of the Third Reich in Munich as you walk through Odeonsplatz; and browse the stalls of the lively Viktualien market. After taking a peek at the legendary Hofbräuhaus beer hall, head to the tranquil English Garden, one of Europe’s largest urban parks, to watch the surfers along the Eisbach river.

Take in the best bits of Munich Old Town by booking your place on this group electric bike tour. In the company of a local guide, pedal past top landmarks and learn about the city's history, from the times of kings and queens to the origins of the Nazi party and beyond. You even stop at an authentic Munich beer garden, where you can purchase authentic Bavarian beer. Explore backstreets and bustling avenues while learning about the culture and history of Bavaria’s capital.

Munich is an ideal jumping-off point for day trips along Bavaria’s famed Romantic Road. But escaping the city usually requires negotiating a stressful car rental. Instead, leave the driving to someone else during this full-day sightseeing tour, so you're free to admire the scenery. In just one day, you can explore Harburg Castle (admission tickets own expense) and the picture-perfect medieval town of Rothenburg.

Ideal for travelers seeking a blend of culture, architecture, and natural beauty, this 1.5-hour private walking tour offers a relaxed, personalized experience at your own pace—guiding you through cobbled streets, panoramic lake views, and centuries of rich Bavarian history.

This is a small-group experience (max. 16 guests): Explore Munich's architectural evolution on this engaging city tour led by Philipp, an architect and official city guide. Journey through time as you discover iconic structures from Romanesque to Modern, including the renowned gothic Frauenkirche cathedral. Uncover the influences of social and political conditions on architectural styles while visiting hidden gems like the baroque Trinity Church, the first Rococo palais, and masterpieces of Neoclassical style and Historicism. The tour also takes you along the picturesque Isar River, showcasing Art Nouveau, Street Art, a modern musem and ending at the stunning Gasteig rooftop terrace, offering spectacular views of Munich's skyline. - Discover architectural gems from Gothic to Modern. - Guided by a Certified Official Munich Tour Guide (Member of MGV & BVGD) & Architect - Family Friendly: Ages 0–5 free, 6–17 €5. - 100% 5-star Google reviews - Small group of max. 16 guests

Getting from Munich to Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest (Kehlsteinhaus) by public transport makes for a long day trip. Avoid stressing about connections or the hassle of arranging a rental car, and take this relaxing tour instead. Explore the Dokumentation Obersalzberg museum and Eagle's Nest at your expense, and stop at the alpine town of Berchtesgaden. A special bus and lift then take you up to the Kehlsteinhaus at an altitude of 1,834m where you will be rewarded with spectacular views. Note: The tour operates in all weather. If snow, ice, or fog blocks bus access, guests spend more time at the documentation center and Berchtesgaden.

Get to know the best of Munich on this guided bike tour. Learn the history of this popular city, along with fascinating stories and facts, while riding around its wide open parks, elegant plazas, meandering riverbanks and winding, medieval alleyways. This tour includes stops at gathering spots like Marienplatz, Königsplatz, the Odeonsplatz and much more. Ride through Englischer Garten, Europe’s largest city park and stop at the Chinese Tower beer garden for a beverage.

Raise a glass to Bavarian beer with an evening of beer tasting in Munich! Follow your guide, a fellow beer lover, on a 3.5-hour tour of the city’s beer halls and breweries. Go behind-the-scenes with a tour of one of Munich’s historic breweries, learn about Bavaria’s famous purity law and see the beer-brewing process in action. Then, pay a visit to the famous Hofbräuhaus beer hall, where you can sample a refreshing Weissbier (Wheat Beer) or order a ‘mass’ – a whole liter of beer!

Avoid the tourist traps and get a shortcut to Nuremberg’s top local art and culture hotspots with this small-group guided tour. Hear funny stories about Nuremberg, get tips on the city’s most interesting galleries and museums, and see some amazing street art too that you likely wouldn’t stumble upon if exploring the city alone.

Soccer fans—this one’s for you. Start your day with a sightseeing bus tour of Munich, which ends up at the home of FC Bayern Munich—the Allianz Arena. No need to worry about reading up on the club's history as the trip includes a guided stadium tour with behind-the-scenes access to the trophy room as well as a visit to the on-site shop.