Munich · FULL-DAY
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 7 full-day tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Full-day coach trip from Munich to Neuschwanstein and Linderhof, plus Hohenschwangau, with guided history and big Alpine views.
“Wonderful time! Our guide Jonny was amazing, super helpful and informative. The views of the castle were incredible and the countryside just breathtaking.”
From Munich, a guided day trip to Neuschwanstein Castle with fast-track entry, Füssen time, and big Ludwig II views.
“Thanks a lot to Stephani, she was very kind and gave us a lot of information and tips about Germany💌will come back absolutely 🌎💋”
A 6-hour guided day trip from Munich to Dachau Memorial Site, led by a Memorial-qualified English guide, with time to reflect at key locations.
“easy pick up point only criticism would be local but was ridiculously overcrowded both ways otherwise great day out”
Small-group van trip from Munich to Neuschwanstein, with a guided castle tour, UNESCO Wieskirche church stop, and Bavarian cheese farm food.
“wonderful small group tour that has door to door Van service .”
Guided Dachau memorial tour from Munich with round-trip train and bus, built-in context, and time to see key sites.
“Our guide was great! He gave us lots of historical information we wouldn’t have had by going alone. I have been to Dachau twice now, the first time without a guide and this time with a guide was more informative.”
A small-group, guided Oktoberfest day in Munich with a Marienplatz breakfast, a beer garden half-liter, and reserved tent seating plus food and beer.
“We had a great time on this tour! It made navigating Oktoberfest so easy. Our guides were very nice and knowledgeable about the city.”
Private 7-hour WWII tour of Eagle's Nest and Obersalzberg from Berchtesgaden, with bunker tunnels, Kehlsteinhaus, and Tom's photos.
“Tom was amazing! Very knowledgeable and showed us a lot of amazing sites. Would recommended this tour to all my friends.”
Twenty-seven kinds of Munich day, each with its own ranked list.