moderate
2 days
Participants should be in good physical shape to walk moderate distances, including uphill terrain at the Zugspitze and castle areas.
Discover Bavaria’s top sights in just two days with a private guided tour from Munich, visiting Neuschwanstein Castle and Zugspitze with skip-the-line access and an authentic Bavarian dinner in Füssen.
All Ages • 2-Day Tour• From Munich • Tours for large groups are available, on request.
Embark on a captivating 2-day private tour through Bavaria's stunning landscapes, featuring iconic sites like Neuschwanstein Castle and Zugspitze. Enjoy seamless travel with a knowledgeable guide, skip-the-line access, and a traditional German dinner in Füssen. Experience the perfect blend of history, culture, and breathtaking views without the stress.
You wish you could do all of that without stress, without worrying about the wrong turn or to get there on time or sold-out problem or….?
We offer you 2-day private tour with an overnight in one of the oldest cities in Bavaria (Füssen). With a very experienced, knowledgeable guide who takes care of everything from A to Z.
Day 1 at 8:30 am till Day 2 at 6:00 pm approx.
Your guide will pick you up from Munich to start your 2-Day Tour. We drive to Neuschwanstein Castle (the inspiration for Disney Castle). First, we take the shuttle to Mary’s Bridge (Marienbrücke) for some amazing pictures "as long as the bridge is open". Then we walk to Neuschwanstein (the fairy tale castle) with a tour inside. Know more about the Swan King (Ludwig II) king of Bavaria (1864-1886) and his masterpiece Neuschwanstein Castle (was built 1869-1886). Afterwards, from the castle’s foot, we take a horse carriage to Hohenschwangau village.
(With Skip the Line service you don’t have to worry about waiting for hours to get tickets or the tour it is sold out when you arrive).
Time to grab some lunch before we head to Linderhof Palace where Ludwig lived for more than 8 years, with time to explore the formal gardens, Moorish Kiosk and the famous Venus Grotto (at the moment the Grotto is closed for maintenance works till further notice).
Afterwards, we will drive to the picturesque village of Oberammergau where is the original Passion Play in 1634 started and famous with the wood carving, house paintings and more. In the evening we will have a very traditional German dinner. Then overnight at Füssen hotel.
Today we will drive to the highest mountain in Germany, Zugspitze, with 2962 meters (9,718 ft) above sea-level. The Zugspitze lies in the Wetterstein range, a chain of limestone peaks marking the border between Austria and Germany and stretching from Ehrwald in the Tyrol through to Mittenwald in Bavaria.
We will take the cable car to the top, with the breathtaking views at the sharing summit between Germany and Austria.
Then back to our vehicle, we will continue driving south-east to Innsbruck, picturesque and snazzy, on the pulse of nature and the city at the same time, that’s how Innsbruck the capital of the Alps presents itself to its visitors. It fascinates with the beauty of the nature surrounding it, its long history and traditions that are interwoven with modern elements. Amidst the charming Old Town, a classic Austrian hybrid of Gothic and Baroque, you will find Innsbruck’s greatest tourist attraction and certainly its most characteristic landmark: The Golden Roof. Innsbruck’s Old Town is a small area of sturdy medieval houses, many attractively painted in pastel colors and supported by sloping earthquake buttresses. Afterwards, we will drive back to your Munich hotel.
Securing skip-the-line access ensures you spend more time exploring and less waiting in queues at major sites like Neuschwanstein Castle.
The Zugspitze cable car stations and castle grounds involve walking on uneven terrain; comfortable, supportive footwear is recommended.
Mountain weather can be unpredictable; dress in layers to stay comfortable during hikes and lookout visits.
Both Neuschwanstein and Zugspitze offer stunning photo opportunities, so ensure your camera or phone is fully charged.
Neuschwanstein Castle was commissioned by King Ludwig II in the late 1800s and remains a symbol of romantic architecture and Bavarian culture.
Efforts to manage the high volume of visitors emphasize preserving delicate alpine ecosystems and protecting historic sites through sustainable tourism initiatives.
Provides support and grip for varied terrain around the castle and mountain areas.
Allows adaptation to shifting temperatures from city to alpine environments.
Protects against rain and wind common in autumn months.
fall specific
Captures the breathtaking landscapes and architectural details throughout the tour.