All Bavaria Tours & Excursions in 2026

Enjoy a hassle-free arrival in Munich with this private transfer service for up to six people. Meet your driver at Munich Central Station, and relax on the journey to your hotel in the city center. With a pre-booked private vehicle, you can skip the inconvenience of taxi lines and shared shuttles.

Avoid wasting time waiting for a rideshare, taking cramped public transport, or hailing a taxi in Munich’s city center. Instead, let this premium transportation service whisk you from your hotel or apartment rental to Munich Central Station. This private transfer is for your group of six only, offering the option to arrive at the train station as comfortably and conveniently as possible.

Explore Bavaria’s Iconic Sights in One Day Go ahead and choose which of these options you'd most like to see, and that's where we'll stop. Zugspitze (first ascent 1820) Ride the cable car to Germany’s highest peak (2,962 m) and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and the turquoise Eibsee Lake. Highline179 is a 406-metre-long suspension bridge, hanging 114 metres above the ground, offering spectacular views of the Alps. Ehrenberg Castle dates back to the 13th century and was once an important medieval fortress. Neuschwanstein Castle (1869–1886) Step into a fairytale at King Ludwig II’s masterpiece, perched above the sparkling Alpsee Lake. Romantic Road Towns Explore Füssen (first mentioned 857) and Mittenwald (first mentioned 1137), famous for colorful houses, alpine charm, and historic streets. Enjoy a stress-free, scenic, and unforgettable day discovering Bavaria’s highlights at your own pace

Enjoy a hassle-free journey from Munich to Nuremberg with this private transfer service. Escape the crowds and relax as your driver shares intriguing local insights about history, culture, and traditions during the ride. Tailor the schedule to your preferences, choosing your own pickup and drop-off locations and times. This personalized experience ensures comfort and convenience, making your travel between cities a seamless and enjoyable adventure.

Skip the long taxi lines at Munich International Airport (MUC) with a prebooked transfer service timed to your arrival. Meet your driver and get assistance with your luggage, then sit back and relax on the journey to Passau. A direct route saves you plenty of vacation time and public transportation stress.

Skip lining up for a ticket for the Würzburg mini train, aka the “bimmelbahn,” and secure one of these popular tickets in advance, online. With your ticket in hand, simply hop aboard and give your legs a rest as you check off the city’s key sights. Ideal for time-pressed travelers, the tour offers audio commentary that covers several centuries of Würzburg history in less than an hour.

Begin your stay in Munich with ease with this stress-free, one-way shared transfer service from Munich International Airport to Munich Central Station. After landing, cross the Munich airport arrivals hall and head outside to board the shared, air-conditioned shuttle bus. Then, enjoy a smooth and comfortable journey to the station, with the option to hop out at Schwabing North on route. If you need a return transfer to the airport at the end of your time in Munich, upgrade to a round-trip transfer service when you book.

Embark on a culinary journey through Munich's historic Viktualienmarkt, a beloved institution dating back to 1807. Accompanied by your expert guide, delve into the market's fascinating history and learn about its evolution over the past two centuries. Explore the bustling aisles lined with vendors offering a tantalizing array of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and more. As you wander, your guide will provide insider insights into the market's top vendors, sharing tips on where to find the best local specialties. After working up an appetite, sit down to enjoy some of Munich's best street food. From traditional Bavarian dishes to international flavors, savor the diverse culinary offerings paired with refreshing drinks.

Nuremberg was founded in 975 and grew into the second-largest city in medieval Germany. On this private walking tour, I take you through the Old Town where over 1,000 years of history are still visible in the walls, churches, and alleys. We start at the Old Town Hall, walk through medieval lanes and across bridges that are over 500 years old, past Gothic churches among the oldest in Germany, and end at the Imperial Castle with a panoramic view over the entire city. I am a historian based in Nuremberg. Instead of listing facts, I connect each place to the people who shaped it: emperors at the castle, merchants at the market, and Dürer who made this city famous across Europe. I also show you what survived the destruction of 1945 and where the line between original and reconstruction runs today. The tour is private. You set the pace and the focus. At the end, I give you personal recommendations for restaurants, museums, and anything else for your stay.

Gain insight into the Third Reich's rise to power and visit Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site on this full-day Munich combo tour. Travel to Dachau, one of the first Nazi concentration camps in Germany, and explore the memorial site with a guide. Then, learn about the history of Nazi Germany during World War II, and see some of the buildings associated with Adolf Hitler on a walking tour through Munich.

Take an afternoon bike adventure around Munich, and see the Bavarian capital’s sights from a different vantage point. Covering more ground than you would do on foot, the 4-hour bike ride introduces you to all the must-see monuments around town. Pedal through Munich Old Town; see stately squares such as Odeonsplatz and Marienplatz; relax in the Chinese Tower beer garden; and discover the Angel of Peace monument, St. Luke’s Church, Munich Hofbrauhaus, and more.

Swap predictable sightseeing tours for something more unusual—a walking tour that focuses on true crime stories of Munich. Find out tales that you’d miss out on if exploring the city alone, such as stories of medieval punishment, serial killers, and kidnapping, all while strolling past key city landmarks, such as Marienplatz, and Frauenplatz.

Save hours planning your itinerary around Nuremberg and go on this train tour through the Old Town instead. An ideal way to check off lots of top landmarks in a short space of time—the route passes St Lorenz Church, the Imperial Castle, and the Maxbrücke bridge, with commentary to help you learn about the city along the way.

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.

This Nuremberg walking tour takes you to places bus tours can’t reach. As you follow a Nuremberg native guide between key landmarks, learn fascinating insights about the city’s history that you’d miss on solo explorations. The tour route passes Old Town Unpacked such as the Hauptmarkt, Nuremberg Castle, and the Albrecht Dürer House, with plenty of top photo opportunities along the way.

Meet your guide and take a short walk to the Oktoberfest grounds for an evening of German festivities. Stop for photos, learn about Bavarian history and culture and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the famous beer festival. Together you will experience the unique atmosphere of the Oktoberfest, visit different areas of the festival grounds and spend an entertaining evening in a social gathering. Part of your offer is the live experience of a large marquee, where the fun factor is greatest and the evening becomes an unforgettable experience. Your evening includes vouchers for 2 litres of Oktoberfest beer (or soft drinks) plus half a chicken (or vegetarian alternative). You can buy more drinks and food and enjoy your evening in Munich. You benefit from your years of experience as a tour guide at Oktoberfest for a fluid and relaxed visit to the world's largest beer festival.

Welcome to Garmisch, a small town that offers old fashioned Bavarian style and hospitality. Today Garmisch is the number one winter sports venue in Germany offering some of the best skiing in the land, including runs on Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze (2964m). The town is also famous for having hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics along with the International Alpine Skiing Championships in 1978 and 2011. Discover the highlights of this charming place by foot, because in Garmisch, just walking around the town is a real treat. You will learn about: * History of Garmisch and Partenkirchen * Luftl-paintings * Winter Olympic Games of 1936 * Olympic Ski Jump You will see: * Garmisch town * Ludwig Street * St Anton Church * Partenkirchen town * Olympic Stadium

Purchase a Munich travel card in advance for access to the top attractions and public transportation with a group of two people or more. Munch Cards are available for one to five days of validity, and can save your group tons of time standing in line to buy tickets at each attraction. The public transportation pass included with the card makes it easy to get around the city, and you'll also get discounts at local shops and restaurants.

Nuremberg is known for having one of Germany’s best Christmas markets, and this private tour helps you to discover the market’s best stalls, learn about local traditions, and find hidden gems too. Join a private guide on a walking tour that can be personalized to suit your group—for example, if your group has kids, there’s a children’s market, an old-fashioned carousel, and a Ferris wheel to explore.

Explore the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds on this two-hour, English-speaking tour that shows you more than you'd find alone. With a local guide providing helpful insight, visit key Nuremberg sites including the Zeppelin Field and the Steintribune built by the Nazis for the rallies. You'll also enjoy a visit inside the Golden Hall (if open) to see its famous shimmering gold mosaic ceilings.

Step into a winter wonderland with Munich’s world-famous Christmas markets, where centuries-old traditions meet festive charm. On this private walking tour, your local guide will lead you through the heart of Munich, beautifully decorated with twinkling lights, fragrant evergreens, and seasonal treats.

Bavaria's major destinations of Munich and Neuschwanstein draw most international visitors, but Regensburg has something they can't match—a medieval old town that escaped World War II bombing largely intact, with over 1,500 protected buildings and UNESCO World Heritage status. Explore the historic core with a private guide and visit the 12th-century Stone Bridge, with optional stops at local food and beer spots (own expense).

Combine entrance to more than 45 Munich attractions with public transportation access in a single purchase: the Munich City Pass. This all-inclusive pass is available in versions from one to five days, which means it fits every schedule and budget. Save time by not waiting in ticket purchase lines at many of the attractions, proceeding inside to begin exploring right away.

Regensburg is one of Germany's best-preserved medieval cities — and this hunt takes you through the heart of it, one riddle at a time. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Regensburg on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Marvel at Dom St. Peter, Regensburg's soaring Gothic cathedral and one of Bavaria's great works of medieval architecture • Cross the Steinerne Brücke, a stone bridge so remarkable it has been called one of the wonders of the medieval world • Seek out clues at the Haidplatz, one of Regensburg's most atmospheric squares, ringed by towers, inns, and centuries of city life Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. Regensburg has been a crossroads of Europe since the Romans — this tour puts you in the middle of it all.