Join us on an unforgettable journey through the Bavarian mountains, where King Ludwig II's dream castles, Neuschwanstein and Linderhof magnificient UNESCO World Heritage. This tour from Munich will take you to these two extraordinary castles, allowing you to experience Bavaria's grandeur and picturesque mountain scenery in one magical day. Thanks to our "Skip-the-Line" service, you'll avoid queing at ticket offices, giving you more time to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of King Ludwig II. The tour begins with a visit to Linderhof Palace, where you will discover the secrets of King Ludwig II's hidden life. After exploring the opulent palace, a scenic drive takes you through Oberammergau without stop (Classic & VIP Tour Option only). You then arrive at Hohenschwangau, where King Ludwig ll spend most of his childhood. Our final stop is Neuschwanstein Castle. Here you can admire one of Germany's most emblematic and impressive monuments.

Venture out of Munich by local transport for a comprehensive tour through the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. An authorized guide will show you the many remaining historic buildings, and give you the story of what happened in this terrible place between 1933 and 1945. Today, the former Nazi concentration camp is a place of memory, pilgrimage and education, and makes for an illuminating day trip from Munich. Please note: the Dachau Memorial Site does not permit children under 13 to attend this tour.

The enchanting old-world town of Fussen lies in the foot hills of the Alps, framed by one of the most breathtaking natural settings in the world. Traveling with your small group guided tour from Munich, you'll tour the ethereal Neuschwanstein Castle, be taken to the best vantage points; the lake, the postcard-perfect aerial view of the equally beautiful Hohenschwangau Castle and to the waterfall gorge.

Many of Munich's buildings carry the secrets of a dark past. Just six decades ago, Munich bore the official title, Hauptstadt der Bewegung, the Capital of the Nazi Movement. This was the city that the Allied Supreme Commander General Eisenhower called 'the cradle of the Nazi beast'. Find out why on this fascinating walking tour.

Take a day trip to the home town of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on a guided full-day rail tour from Munich to Salzburg. Considered one of the jewels in the crown of Europe, the city of Salzburg has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, framed by the majestic backdrop of the snow-capped Alps and famed for its old-world glamour.

Get ready for a royal adventure like no other on this exclusive VIP tour! Discover the world-famous Neuschwanstein and Linderhof Castles, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, in a small and intimate group of just 28 guests. Enjoy personalized service aboard a luxurious, air-conditioned coach — sit back, relax, and make the most of complimentary snacks, drinks, and free Wi-Fi along the way. With our Skip-the-Line access, you’ll dive straight into the magic of King Ludwig II’s fairytale world — no waiting, no hassle. Entrance fees for both castles are already included! After exploring Neuschwanstein, the highlight of the day awaits: a leisurely walk to Marienbrücke Bridge, where breathtaking panoramic views of the castle and the Bavarian Alps unfold before your eyes. It’s the perfect spot for unforgettable photos and memories that will last a lifetime!

Drive with an airconditioned, comfortable coach from Munich and visit the famous and fabulous castles built by the fairytale King Ludwig II. These unique buildings in the midst of the Bavarian alpine landscape will definitely fascinate you. The first stop of our tour will take you to Schloss Linderhof, the smallest castle of the Bavarian king. It’s up to you to decide whether you choose to have a guided tour through the castle in english live, have a walk around the beautifully landscaped grounds or simply enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and get excited by the marvellous scenery. We will then continue our tour to Hohenschwangau. Our stay there will offer you ample time to both try out the famous Bavarian cuisine in a restaurant and visit the castle of Neuschwanstein as well. You can decide whether you want to see one or both castles from the inside with a guided tour and accordingly buy the tickets from our tour guide in cash.

We are the only regularly scheduled Munich ghost tour with a living, breathing, English-speaking guide, and the only ghost tour that includes alcohol. Our guides are true believers and extremely passionate about our city's ghosts and legends. No costumes, cheesy jump scares, or other gimmicks - just true spooky tales and legends of ghosts, monsters, vampires, witches, and the occult. Don't worry, we have plenty of "liquid courage" available. Please Note: This is a ghost tour, not a drinking tour or pub crawl. The "spirits" (3x shots) are intended as a fun and interactive bonus that may or may not aide in the seeing of spirits of the spectral variety.

Prost! Munich is the beer capital of the world. Home of the beer-halls, beer-gardens, beer-cellars and the legendary Oktoberfest. They've been brewing 'liquid bread' here for 3000 years and they do it better than anyone else. In the company of a local guide, take an evening to travel into the heart of Munich's beer culture. Drink where locals drink and feast on Bavarian snacks as you discover an array of Munich's history and culture.

From the city of Nuremberg today you can tell many stories and know the most representative, but in addition to Albrecht Dürer, Kaiserburg, Weinstadel and Christkindlesmarkt, there is another Nuremberg, partly forgotten, the Medieval and Hidden Nuremberg. What will we see? • Witches and witchcraft: when the hunting of sorceresses was the solution. • Medieval legends with characters like the devil, the boy who cheated and knights who flew with their horses. • Fountains of madness, love and death: From the source of the fools to the source of married life • Trades in medieval life: Mendel's book • The least desired job: the executioner • The most feared trade: witchcraft • The spark of Nuremberg, or like the invention, made Nuremberg a brand • Kaspar Hauser: the orphan of Europe, or as palace intrigues came to light • The city wall and its coordinates • Weißgerbergasse: the most medieval alley in the city. • And many stories