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This experience offers a calmer, more thoughtful way to explore Neuschwanstein Castle—far from the pace of large tourist coach tours. With a maximum of just 10–12 guests per guide, the day feels personal, relaxed, and genuinely immersive. You’ll travel by scenic regional train rather than buses, turning the journey itself into part of the experience as your guide shares insight into Bavarian culture, countryside life, and the story of King Ludwig II. Your castle entry ticket is included and pre-booked, ensuring a smooth, stress-free visit with an entry time that fits naturally into the day’s flow. Instead of rushing from place to place, the tour prioritizes curated viewpoints, meaningful storytelling, and time to take in the landscape that inspired one of the world’s most famous castles. Designed for travelers who value depth over speed, this tour offers a premium small-group experience that feels more like exploring with a knowledgeable local than following a typical tour.

Discover the great eats of Munich alongside a knowledgeable guide as you walk through the Viktualienmarkt on this tasting tour. As you explore with your small group, the guide teaches you about traditional Bavarian cuisine and beer. Best of all—enjoy food and drink samples as you walk around the market and Marienplatz.

When you land in Munich, skip the stress of public transportation and long taxi lines with a prebooked private transfer to the city centre. Meet your driver and relax in a private, air-conditioned vehicle that travels directly to your destination. Leave the navigating to someone else as you relax and take in the city views. Prebooking guarantees your ride as soon as you land.

Explore the food and famous sights of Salzburg on this day trip from Munich. Avoid the hassle of organizing car rental, and instead, enjoy a scenic train ride that showcases spectacular alpine views. Upon arrival in Salzburg, go on a food tour to try essential local bites—such as schnitzel, beer, and cakes. The guide also points out a variety of top sights—such as Mozart’s Birth House, and Salzburg Cathedral.

Explore Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site on this half-day tour from Munich. Travel by train from Munich to Dachau with a guide, and visit the former concentration camp. During your guided tour, gain insight into the brutality of the Nazi regime and learn of the 42,000 innocent prisoners who lost their lives there. Explore the history of the Third Reich in the visitors' center, and read of the camp’s historical context from the prisoners’ perspective.

With its pedestrian-only streets and historic buildings, Munich old town is best explored on foot. This private, half-day walking tour is a chance to see it with an insider guide, who can share stories and places many visitors miss. Included BMW Museum tickets save you potentially long waits, too, ensuring you have plenty of time to discover its fascinating exhibits—and the BMV Welt exhibition center—on your own.

What makes this transfer service unique is our commitment to comfort, reliability, and personalized care from start to finish. Unlike standard transport options, we offer a private, direct service with professional drivers who prioritize your convenience and safety. Our easy booking process and flexible pickup times ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience tailored to your schedule. Whether you're visiting for business or leisure, our premium service guarantees a relaxing start to your time in Paris city centre—making it more than just a transfer, but part of your travel experience.

Discover the fairytale world of King Ludwig II on this full-day excursion from Munich to the Bavarian Alps. Travel comfortably by coach to the picturesque village of Hohenschwangau, home to two of Germany’s most iconic castles: Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau. With a later departure at 9:30 AM, this tour offers a relaxed start to your day while still allowing ample time to explore the royal highlights. Visit Neuschwanstein Castle, the world-famous inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle. Just below lies Hohenschwangau Castle, the childhood residence of King Ludwig II. Guests have the opportunity to tour the castle and learn about the fascinating history of the Bavarian royal family. A true highlight of the day is the Marienbrücke (Mary’s Bridge), where you can enjoy the most famous panoramic view of Neuschwanstein Castle set against dramatic mountain landscapes. This tour is ideal for guests who want to fully experience both castles.

Immerse yourself in the Oktoberfest experience with a guaranteed reserved table in one of Munich's iconic beer tents (Hofbräu, Paulaner, Löwenbräu, Schützen, Bräurosl, or Hacker). Enjoy a warm welcome from a local host who will guide you through Oktoberfest traditions and tent culture, ensuring you make the most of your visit. With a 1-liter beer voucher and a flexible food voucher, indulge in traditional Bavarian cuisine without the hassle of searching for a seat. - Reserved table inside a major Oktoberfest beer tent - Enjoy 1 liter of beer and a flexible food voucher - Guided introduction to Oktoberfest traditions and social welcome - Hosted experience with a local Oktoberfest guide This experience is also included during the Frühlingsfest!

This early start, small-group half-day tour offers a deeper and more contextual visit to the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. With an early start from Munich, you arrive ahead of larger crowds for a calmer and more focused experience. Led exclusively by guides certified directly by the memorial, you explore key areas of the former camp through accurate historical explanation, personal stories, and space for reflection. After the memorial visit, the tour continues into Dachau’s historic old town—an important but often overlooked part of understanding the site’s wider context. Here, you learn about the town’s medieval roots, artistic heritage, and how the community has confronted its past since 1945. A relaxed lunch break in a local restaurant offers time to decompress and reflect before returning to Munich. Designed for travelers seeking a respectful and thoughtful experience, this tour provides a more complete understanding of Dachau as both a memorial and a living town.

If you are limited by time, but eager to explore Munich, join my express tour to discover the best of the city in a nutshell and with no rush in just 90 minutes. The tour is meant to introduce you to the main sights of the Munich old town, highlighting the city’s secret spots and most fascinating attractions and offering you a compact but very substantial and engaging dive into Munich’s history and legends. On our walk along a 1,3 km route around the old town we will discover the ancient gate granting access to the medieval city and will find out what its watchtower has to do with toys. You will visit Munich’s oldest church and will learn the blood-chilling story of its silent bell. You will go inside the world’s most famous beer hall to greet the beer angel and to eyewitness the unique Bavarian beer drinking culture. And to crown it all you will admire the very heart of the city – St. Mary’s square, edged by the monumental New Town Hall with its majestic Glockenspiel clock tower.

Dachau Concentration Camp was the first that the Nazis opened in 1933 in Germany, originally intended to hold political prisoners only. Later it became a camp of forced labor with over 200,000 inmates during its 12 years of operation. The place became an “Academy of Terror”, a role model and a training ground of vast brutality, killing around 40,000 people from 34 nations before it was liberated in 1945 by the American army.

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.

Explore Germany's Romantic Road with an expert guide, and discover the fairy tale villages and castles for which the region is loved. You'll travel with a private guide for a more personal experience, and learn about the history and culture of the Romantic Road as you go. The route can be customized, but typical tours include visits to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Dinkelsbühl, Harburg and much more.

Discover the hidden gems of Bavaria on this immersive mini-group tour from Munich. Unlike typical day trips, this experience combines scenic hiking through the magical Zauberwald and Hintersee, with a peaceful boat ride on the Königssee, one of Germany’s most stunning alpine lakes. Enjoy a close-up view of the iconic St. Bartholomew's Church, nestled beneath towering peaks, and get a taste of local nature, history, and culture in one unforgettable day. Expert guide, and a well-paced itinerary set this tour apart. Travelers can also upgrade to a private tour for a fully personalized experience.

Besides of the paintings, you should know the techniques, the environment and the political motivations for each movement in arts. Styles during the thirty years war, the plagues in Europe and the many styles and schools are all connected and this you'll learn here.

Inspiring Cinderella's castle, King Ludwig II's Neuschwanstein pops right out of a fairytale. Skip the line on this tour—there's almost always a line—and enjoy this this architectural masterpiece without any waiting time. From here, customize the rest of your tour, choosing to ride the world’s longest alpine coaster, exploring with your private professional guide Oberammergau and more Bavarian highlights, such as the gardens of Linderhof palace, but also hidden gems.

Treat yourself to a trip up the Zugspitze with your own private guide and enjoy a hassle-free day covering all of the mountain's highlights. Receive recommendations from your guide for alpine activities on the glacier, and have the option to continue sightseeing even after you descend. The excursion can be customized to include other sights in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen region.

Deutsches Museum is the largest technology museum in the world. It has become an epitome of mind-blowing scientific and technological creations. With its five floors of groundbreaking science, collectively containing about 100,000 objects in different areas, this museum is the world’s largest technology museum. The exhibitions are spread over a broad thematic range, and all objects are collected, preserved, and exhibited to provide educational information to all visitors. The exhibition themes include Astronomy, Agricultural and Food Technology, Photography & Film, Physics, Metallurgy and much much more. The list goes on, but only a personal experience would suffice. You really cannot go wrong by choosing this tour while you’re in Munich.

Swap Munich for a visit to the beautiful Austrian city of Salzburg. No need to worry about doing any planning—a full itinerary is organized for you, so you can tick off a mixture of historical sights, filming locations from “The Sound of Music”, and places linked to Mozart. As well as private luxurious car transfers, enjoy a walking tour to explore Old Town sights such as Salzburg Cathedral and Mozartplatz.

Step into a dark time in Munich’s past with a 2-hour walking tour of the city’s most significant Third Reich sites. Learn about German history and culture as you stroll the broad Marienplatz, and get a local perspective on how and why the Nazi party was founded here. See the Hofbrauhaus where Hitler gave early speeches and the site of a failed revolt against the ruling party. Follow a route past other Nazi landmarks then finish your tour near a new museum that explores the history of National Socialism.

Get a feel for all that Munich has to offer on a short walking tour of the city’s highlights, including the Clock Tower, Theatine Church, Max-Joseph-Square, and the royal brewery. In addition to navigating, your guide offers historical information rarely heard by visitors, from stories about Munich’s famous residents to haunting narratives of World War II. The tour departs from a convenient central meeting location.

Visit the Eagle’s Nest in Berchtesgaden, Adolf Hitler’s famous mountaintop retreat, on this day trip from Munich. Travel by air-conditioned coach through Bavaria’s lush mountainscapes, and ride a bus and elevator to the lodge, 6,148 feet (1,834 meters) up Mt. Kehlstein. See where Hitler entertained dignitaries, view the hall where weddings and conferences were staged, and explore the terrace to admire the spectacular Alpine views—vistas that Hitler, ironically, found challenging due to his vertigo. Enjoy time for lunch (own expense) and the option to visit the Nazi Documentation Center Museum.