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Start your visit to Lindau with this 2-hour walk led by a Local. You’ll discover its highlights, hidden gems, taste a typical local product, and get practical tips. This is the best introduction to Lindau. Get to see places like Mangturm and Peterskirche, along with hidden corners of Lindau only known to locals that reveal the city’s everyday charm. Enjoy a tasting of a local product, like Zwetschgendatschi, for a flavour of Lindau and its traditions. You'll also receive local insights on where to eat, drink, and how to get around, helping you explore with confidence and make the most of your time. • Get the best intro to Lindau through its highlights and hidden gems • Taste a typical local product and connect with Lindau's traditions • Get local tips on where to eat, drink, and how to move around the city • Make the most of your time with this 2-hour walking experience • Enjoy the intimacy of a small group, up to 8 travellers

Start your visit to Memmingen with this 2-hour walk led by a Local. You’ll discover its highlights, hidden gems, taste a typical local product, and get practical tips. This is the best introduction to Memmingen. Get to see places like Marktplatz and Siebendächerhaus, along with hidden corners of Memmingen only known to locals that reveal the city’s everyday charm. Enjoy a tasting of a local product, like Zuckerbrot, for a flavour of Memmingen and its traditions. You'll also receive local insights on where to eat, drink, and how to get around, helping you explore with confidence and make the most of your time. • Get the best intro to Memmingen through its highlights and hidden gems • Taste a typical local product and connect with Memmingen's traditions • Get local tips on where to eat, drink, and how to move around the city • Make the most of your time with this 2-hour walking experience • Enjoy the intimacy of a small group, up to 8 travellers

Explore Munich, the vibrant capital of Bavaria, on a Private Half Day Tour that seamlessly blends history with modernity. Travel in a private vehicle with a chauffeur and expert guide, discovering iconic sites like Marienplatz, where the famous Glockenspiel enchants visitors. Stroll through the bustling Viktualienmarkt, known for its local delicacies, and take in the grandeur of Residenz Palace. With a customizable itinerary, you can also visit the serene English Garden or the impressive Nymphenburg Palace. This four-hour tour is ideal for first-time visitors seeking an in-depth experience of Munich's charm and culture. Private vehicle with chauffeur for convenience and comfort Expert guide available in English or German Customized itinerary tailored to your interests Perfect for up to 6 passengers, ensuring an intimate experience

Explore the medieval charm of Nuremberg with a private walking tour led by an official guide. This engaging 3-hour journey begins in the Old Town, where you’ll uncover the city's rich history through its well-preserved streets, half-timbered houses, and iconic landmarks. Learn about Nuremberg’s significance in the Holy Roman Empire, admire the central Hauptmarkt square, and enjoy stunning views from the Kaiserburg Castle. The relaxed pace and expert storytelling create an immersive experience that’s perfect for those seeking a deeper understanding of this historic gem. - Discover the Old Town Walls, a remarkable example of medieval fortifications - Visit Hauptmarkt Square, a vibrant hub of local life and history - Capture views of Kaiserburg Castle from scenic public areas - Walk along charming cobblestone streets that tell the story of Nuremberg's past

Discover the rich history and architectural beauty of Nuremberg on a private 3-hour city tour. This experience combines driving and short walks, allowing an efficient exploration of key sites such as the medieval city walls and the bustling Hauptmarkt. Your private driver and official guide will pick you up from your hotel, offering insights into the city’s evolution as an imperial center. Enjoy breathtaking views from Kaiserburg Castle and take memorable photos at strategically chosen spots. This personalized tour adapts to your interests, ensuring a relaxed and informative journey through one of Germany's most significant cities. - 3-hour private tour featuring a vehicle with driver and official guide - Explore historic sites like the medieval city walls and Hauptmarkt Square - Enjoy panoramic views from viewpoints near Kaiserburg Castle - Flexible pace tailored to your interests and mobility preferences

Discover the historical center of one of the most beautiful cities in whole Europe next to an experienced and official tour guide. Munich is nowadays one of the most visited cities in Europe, and this has a lot to do with its wonderful cultural and heritage legacy. Learn the history of this wonderful old roman city with a licensed guide, who will be at your entire disposition during the total duration of the tour.

At the top of a rocky formation besides the river Salzach lies the castle of Burghausen. Nestled upon a town on the border to Austria, it has long been the longest castle of the world, having witnessed over one thousand years of history. The form it takes today dates back to the Turkish siege, and allows for breathtaking panoramic views over the town, the Salzach, and both Austria and Bavaria. Here you will be transported to a time of dames and knights, within the thick walls of this Gothic fortress, while your guide will complete the picture with all the details of past happenings within these walls. One of the prettiest places in Germany, from the medieval to the modern - Burghausen has it all.

Discover the beauty of the alpine village of Berchtesgaden with ease by having a private guide to show you around. You can save hours of research time, and instead have a customized itinerary planned out for you—the perfect way to tick off the city’s hot spots. Places to see along the way include the Market Square, the Town Hall, and views of the Schloss Berchtesgaden, with insightful commentary throughout, including World War II stories.

Right out of the imaginary of the typical bavarian town, Rosenheim has it all. Near to lake Chiemsee, where king Ludwig II built his version of Versailles, known as Herrenchiemsee, it is also the scenery for the german TV series “Die Rosenheim Cops”. Once one of the most important satellite cities around Munich, it’s salines powered the region with the richnesses of the “white gold”. The Romans came here in 15 BC under the rule of Tiberius, founding the city and creating roads going east to west and north to south that all passed the city. The city lies also at the banks of the river Inn, another great water highway of the past. The name of this city is also shrouded in mystery. Supposedly, the Inn boatmen knew there were many beauties in this town, therefore calling it "home of the Rose", or Rosenheim. The Bavarian beauties still populate the area, in the landscape, buildings and it’s multicultural inhabitants that are proud to say that Rosenheim has a mediterranean flair.

Discover the fairy-tale town of Füssen by foot on this small-group tour. Framed by high mountains and an idyllic lake landscape, mingle with locals as you stroll down cobbled-stone alleyways, hearing stories from your guide along the way. You’ll pass the High Castle, once occupied by the prince-bishops of Augsburg, the Benedictine monastery of St. Mang, and a local bread market with opportunities to sample fresh goods.

Freising is the oldest town between Regensburg and Bolzano, strategically built on the shores of the Isar river. This city quickly became an important town and religious center in Bavaria. Today a satellite city of Munich, you will experience the unique ambiance of magnificent townhouses, canons from Gothic to Baroque flank, and the lively market street in Freising's old town. Admire Marienplatz square, the center of this historical ensemble with its Marian Column built in 1674. Stroll on new paths of the medieval episcopal city, and on its picturesque alleys. Let yourself be emerged in the beauty of Freising’s highlights.

Strategically located above the Wörnitz River, Harburg is known for its medieval castle. It is a popular stop on a scenic route known as the Romantic Road, and it is worth a special trip. Discover the historic stone bridge, which was partially destroyed in 1945. Admire the Plant pillars at the market square, representing the greening and the hand artistic elements. Stroll around the city under the guidance of the local guide through the narrow streets of the old town and explore the beautiful Marktplatz Fountain. All attraction entrances are to be paid for on the spot by travelers since attractions are not mandatory. This tour does not include any attractions with require paid entrances

Welcome to Munich, a city with a captivating history and unique stories to tell. In this 4-hour tour, we'll explore the lesser-known side of this Bavarian capital. Discover the intriguing love story of King Ludwig I and Lola Montez. We'll visit iconic landmarks like the Old and New Town Halls, St. Peter's Church, and Frauenkirche. Experience the historical significance of Odeonsplatz and the vibrant atmosphere of Hofbräuhaus and Viktualienmarkt. Our tour also includes a visit to the magnificent Nymphenburg Palace, located in the district of Neuhausen-Nymphenburg. This stunning summer palace was built to celebrate the birth of Max Emanuel. Inside the palace, you'll have the opportunity to explore the Museum, which houses exhibitions and works of art spanning from the Baroque to Classicism periods. Don't miss the chance to see the room where King Ludwig II of Bavaria was born and the famous "Gallery of Beauties," featuring portraits commissioned by King Ludwig I.

Munich city is home to several ages-old buildings and numerous museums. The city’s name came from the Old German term “Munichen”, which means “by the monks”, connected to the former monastery that spawned it. This city’s history is an undiscovered treasure chest of lesser-known stories and local legends. Let's proceed with an inside visit to the Residenz Palace, which is the former royal palace of the Wittelsbach monarchs. The Residenz is the most populous city palace with medieval, renaissance, baroque, rococo and neoclassical architecture, room decorations, and a very large collection of former royal possessions. The evolution of power and wealth is very present in this residential complex that has evolved over the centuries, and its architecture mirrored the reflection of history in several styles. Take our guide with you to see and learn all of the details of this 5 centuries-old palace.

Donauwörth settled at the confluence of the rivers Danube and Wörnitz, and it's part of the romantic route called Romantische Straße. During the 11th and 12th centuries, Donauwörth grew up under the protection of the castle of Mangoldstein and became a seat of Duke Ludwig II of Bavaria in the 13th century. The city had an old Danube port since the 16th century, which later developed into the endpoint of Danube steam navigation. Admire the baroque buildings around the old town, the church with splendid stucco decoration in the Wessobrunn style, and an attractive promenade was built along the Harbour. Explore and learn something about the glamorous and glorious history of the former free imperial city.

Munich, the vibrant Bavarian capital, seamlessly blends centuries-old history and modern allure. Its iconic landmarks, from the Marienplatz's Glockenspiel to the Gothic Frauenkirche, showcase stunning architecture. Visitors can explore the opulent Nymphenburg Palace and delve into the city's automotive legacy at the BMW Museum. Munich's famous beer culture thrives at the celebrated Hofbräuhaus, while the Olympic Park reflects its sporting heritage. Nestled deep in the Bavarian Alps, the fairy-tale Neuschwanstein Castle emerges. This 19th-century masterpiece, commissioned by King Ludwig II, stands as a symbol of Bavaria's rich cultural heritage. The castle's spires and turrets rise above forests and lakes, capturing the essence of Romanticism and the grandeur of the landscape. Its design reflects a blend of medieval fantasy and architectural innovation, drawing visitors from around the world who are enchanted by its majestic presence and the picturesque scenery that surrounds it.

Munich, the Bavarian capital, offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and modern attractions. The city's architecture spans from the medieval Frauenkirche and Nymphenburg Palace to the BMW Museum's celebration of German engineering. The historic Marienplatz, with its Glockenspiel, serves as Munich's heart, while the English Garden provides an urban oasis. Beer enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the city's brewing culture at halls like the Hofbräuhaus. The Olympic Park, a legacy of the 1972 Games, showcases the city's sporting heritage. Beyond Munich, the Eagle's Nest, a Nazi-era retreat in the Bavarian Alps, offers a historical experience. Its mountaintop vantage provides alpine views, juxtaposed with a reminder of Germany's past. Today, the site invites visitors to reflect on the nation's complex history.

Munich blends centuries of history and modern allure. Its landmarks, from the Frauenkirche cathedral to the BMW Museum, showcase the city's architectural diversity. Bustling Marienplatz features the iconic Glockenspiel, while historic beer halls like Hofbräuhaus embody Munich's renowned brewing culture. Beyond the city, the Olympic Park's modernist design and green spaces reflect its 1972 Games legacy. Just outside Munich, the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial stands as a solemn reminder of the Holocaust's horrors. Dachau's preserved structures and the museum's exhibits provide a comprehensive understanding of this dark chapter, dedicated to honoring victims and educating future generations. Guests can use public transportation, with costs covered for both themselves and the guide. Private transportation is also available upon request.

Munich blends rich cultural heritage with modern dynamism. The city features historic landmarks like Marienplatz and Frauenkirche alongside contemporary icons such as the BMW center, highlighting its innovative spirit. The city’s famed beer culture is epitomized in the Hofbräuhaus, offering Bavarian brews and cuisine. The Olympic Park, built for the 1972 Olympics, remains a site renowned for its modernist architecture, enriching Munich’s cultural landscape. Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak, offers a stunning contrast to Munich’s urban scene. Towering at 2,962 meters, it provides panoramic views of the Alps, accessible via cable car or cogwheel train. This destination attracts nature enthusiasts, featuring the a Glacier for summer skiing. The mountain’s beauty makes it a must-visit, complementing Munich’s offerings.

Combine a shared panorama bus tour with a private guide for your group! Your guide will join you on the bus and on foot at your favorite stops, sharing Munich's story from its founding in 1158 to today. Discover how Karlsplatz evolved from a city gate to a vibrant square, and hear the history of Odeonsplatz and the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch. Explore key landmarks like the Gothic New Town Hall, Baroque Nymphenburg Palace, Olympiapark, BMW Welt, and the serene English Garden. This tour blends bus travel with personalized walking tours for a deeper look at Munich’s rich history and culture.

A private day trip from Munich to Nuremberg offers an in-depth exploration of one of Germany’s most historically significant cities, complete with the comfort of a private driver. Once the unofficial capital of the Holy Roman Empire, Nuremberg is renowned for its imposing Kaiserburg Castle and medieval charm. As visitors stroll through the Old Town, they will encounter half-timbered houses, lively squares, and the 14th-century Frauenkirche, famous for its intricate mechanical clock. Nuremberg’s history spans the Renaissance—home to the famed artist Albrecht Dürer—and later, it became a pivotal site for the Nuremberg Trials. The city’s well-preserved walls enclose a dynamic blend of historical heritage and modern life, reflected in local delicacies such as Nuremberg sausages and gingerbread. The day concludes with a comfortable return to Munich after a rich cultural experience.

Many of Munich’s buildings carry the secrets of a dark past. Let us unfold them together while we march through history in this 2,5 hours walking tour into the heart of the Third Reich. General Eisenhower called Munich “the cradle of the Nazi beast”. The city was the birthplace of the Nazi party and also the home of its headquarters. In this city, in its public squares and streets, the voice of Adolf Hitler resounded for the first time. This is the city were Hitler found his voice and built up his notoriety and where he took his stranglehold over Germany. Munich was also the stage upon which some of the Nazi most ill-famed events took place. Our local guides will unfold for you all the events that led to the rise and downfall of the Nazi terror.

We will stroll through the streets of the old center of Munich and see most popular sights. - You will learn about the history of Munich and its foundations, as well as about traditions and customs of Bavarians. - You will visit the symbol of Munich – the Cathedral of Our Dear Lady, St. Michael’s church. - You will admire one of the oldest Residence Palaces in Europe and the main market Viktualienmarkt. - I will tell you about the history and significance of breweries and Oktoberfest. - We will visit the famous royal brewery Hofbräuhaus and hear about its historical facts and traditions. My walking tour includes culture, history, and architecture. I also always strive to include some hidden gems that exist in many places but are not often shown to tourists. My tours are customized based on your interests. Each itinerary can be changed and adapted as needed, to accommodate your wishes.

Explore several sights of medieval architecture such as fortifications & stone towers in the Old town. Also, visit one of the main markets which also happens to be one of the largest Christmas markets in Germany and one of the most famous in the world. Stroll through the main square and see the church tower which is the second tallest brick tower in the world. Also, have a chance to see a half-timbered house where Germany’s most famous artist lived.