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Munich City Tour 24H and 48H

Munich: Hop-on Hop-off City Tour by Bus

Munich Walking Tour

Munich: Third Reich Guided Walking Tour

Dachau Memorial Site: Tour from Munich

Nymphenburg Palace and Carriage Museum: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Neuschwanstein Castle: Day Trip from Munich + Roundtrip Transfer

Nymphenburg Palace: Classic Concert Entry

Munich Bike Tour

Munich: Beer & Food Tour + Dinner + Oktoberfest Museum

Salzburg and the Lake District: Day Trip from Munich

Herrenchiemsee Castle: English Day Tour from Munich

Salzburg Day Trip from Munich in English

Nuremberg Day Tour from Munich

Munich: Christmas Market Food Tour

Zugspitze: Day trip from Munich

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Hop aboard a vibrant red double-decker bus and discover the sightseeing wonders of Munich! With 16 convenient stops along the route, passengers have the freedom to hop on and off every 15 to 30 minutes, exploring the city's highlights at their own pace. 

As the bus glides by the majestic Königsplatz, marvel at its classicist architecture before gazing upon the impressive obelisk of King Ludwig I at Karolinenplatz. Just five minutes into the journey, the Odeonsplatz (H2) stop beckons. Disembark here to capture the stunning Diana Temple on camera as it peeks through the Hofgarten, or venture into the Residenz - a museum complex housing an ancient ducal palace.

Glide past the delightful Finanzgarten public sculpture park, the enchanting Prince Carl Palace Fountain, and the captivating House of Art. Then, the journey continues to Isartor, where passengers can venture straight to the bustling Marienplatz (H3).

Hop aboard one of the iconic red double-decker buses and start your sightseeing tour through the city of Munich. 

The red line route features seven stops, allowing you to hop on and off at your leisure every 15 to 30 minutes, exploring Munich's most dazzling highlights. 

Prepare to be awestruck by the jaw-dropping Königsplatz, adorned with its classical architecture. The journey takes a turn at the majestic obelisk of King Ludwig I at Karolinenplatz, and within a mere five minutes, you will arrive at the picturesque Odeonsplatz.

Discover the many faces of Munich on a comprehensive,  guided walking tour around the city's historic Old Town (Altstadt), and learn how there is more to the Bavarian capital than just its world-famous beer – though, you'll also learn about its beer! A guide will give you a personalized tour that will take in the city's incredible arts and culture scene, as well as open your eyes to the historical scars that define modern-day Munich.

Ready for a journey through stories of hope, war, Nazism, and...beers halls? 

Munich was ground zero for a movement that shook the core of humanity with some of the most gruesome events in history. See Hitler's headquarters, the venue for the Munich Agreement, memorials to war victims, and walk the Nazi marching grounds.

See where the Beer Hall Putsch street battle happened, and stand where Hitler gave his first speeches. You might need a beer yourself, to wash down the history.

This tour takes you from the center of Munich to the historic Memorial of the Dachau Concentration Camp. With specially trained guides, you'll explore a monument to one of history's cruelest crimes. 

Your guide will provide a history of Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site Tour over the years, including how the Dachau concentration camp grew to a system of nearly 100 sub-camps.

In its 12 years of existence, more than 200,000 people from all over Europe were imprisoned, and approximately 41,500 are estimated to have been killed. On April 29, 1945 US forces liberated the main concentration camp in Dachau and ended more than a decade of atrocities and brutality. 

Throughout Nazi-occupied Europe, Allied armies ended the reign of terror and put an end to the barbarism of the Third Reich. The liberation of the concentration camps revealed to the world how unbelievably cruel the concentration camp system of Nazi Germany really was.

Explore Nymphenburg Palace, a summer retreat for Bavaria's former rulers. Join a guided tour that includes skip-the-line tickets and an exclusive visit to the Marstallmuseum.

This 2-hour tour covers the palace's history and beauty, from the expansive front garden to the opulent Baroque interiors filled with frescoes, paintings, and antique furniture. Learn about the House of Wittelsbach and their life at the palace from your expert guide.

Visit the Carriage Museum, home to one of the most extensive collections of royal coaches and sleighs in the world. Here, you'll see the original Coronation Coach of Emperor Karl VII.

Explore the Neuschwanstein Castle, located at the base of the Bavarian Alps, surrounded by mountains and forests. Built in the 19th century by King Ludwig II, it showcases Romanesque Revival architecture. The castle's history is filled with tales of King Ludwig II, known for his alleged insanity and lavish lifestyle. Hear engaging stories and learn about the castle's historical significance.

Captivated by North European mythology and Richard Wagner music, King Ludwig created a fairy tale castle with shimmering white towers that seem to float among the clouds. 

Instantly recognizable, **Neuschwanstein inspired Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle** and is famously featured as the "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" castle. Discover the magic and myth behind one of the world's most iconic castles on a tour that brings history and fantasy to life.

You will also enjoy a stop on the Marienbrücke (Mary's Bridge), a famous photography spot with beautiful views of the castle.

Starting in April 2025, attend Mozart concerts featuring piano and chamber music performed by the Residenz-Soloists. This new concert series honors Mozart, who, at age 7, performed with his sister Nannerl at the court of Elector Maximilian III in Nymphenburg Palace, marking a historic event. The one-hour concerts are held every Thursday in the Johannissaal of Nymphenburg Palace.

Meander Munich like a local, and discover the city's famous sights like the Königsplatz, the Odeonsplatz, and the Hofgarten with a three-hour guided bike tour experience. 

Wheel over to the English Garden – Germany and Europe’s largest city park – where you can take a short breather to people-watch and soak in the calm, tranquil atmosphere. 

The English Garden is the city’s main meeting point, where local people come together for sunbathing, chatting, playing football, surfing, eating, and, of course, cycling! 

The tour stops at the famous Bavarian beer garden near the Chinese Tower for refreshments.

Paris has baguettes, Naples has pizza, and Munich has beer. The world-famous Oktoberfest emanates from the Bavarian capital from September to October, but the beer flows here all year round. 

Join a friendly guide and hop from **beer garden to brewery** to museum on a deep-dive tour of Munich's love affair with beer. Learn how Bavarian beer has been crafted for 3,000 years and where locals go nowadays to grab a cold one. The tour includes the visit of the most famous **"Hofbräuhaus"**

Of course, it wouldn't be a beer tour without lots of tastings!

Drive through the Chiemgau region and enjoy stunning views of the Lower Bavarian Alps. You'll witness some of the most breathtaking views of the Lower Bavarian Alps on this thrilling day trip from Munich, fit for a Von Trapp.

Discover the magic of Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Take your time to shop and explore the picturesque old city!

Then, experience the beauty of Lake Wolfgangsee with a leisurely boat ride to the White Horse Inn and the pilgrim church. You'll also travel past Lake Mondsee, one of the most iconic locations from the beloved film “The Sound of Music” on your return to Munich. 

*** Boat runs April-October only**

Visit the two main islands on the scenic Chiemsee lake: Herreninsel and Frauenchiemsee (often called Fraueninsel). These idyllic islands are famous for their religious history, and the imposing New Palace found on Herreninsel – inspired by the iconic Palace of Versailles.

Your tour will take you around the picturesque palace grounds and walkways, surrounded by tranquil blue water and grand mountains. Discover the story of the palace, built by 'Mad' King Ludwig II, and learn about its past.

This Salzburg tour from Munich brings you on a day trip to one of Europe’s most beautiful and romantic cities, the home of The Sound of Music and Mozart.

Spend a magical day in the gorgeous baroque city of Salzburg, a place so precious that it has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

See medieval fortresses, beautiful alpine scenery, historic cathedrals, iconic movie locations, and some of the best chocolate and confectionary in the world.

Marvel at the famous Salzburg “Dom” Cathedral, St. Peter’s church, the Mirabell Gardens, or the elegant promenades along the banks of the river Salzach. 

It's all just a two-hour train ride from Munich, making it perfect for a day trip.

Step foot inside the treasure chest of the Holy Roman Empire, and the centre of the German Renaissance on this fascinating day trip to Nuremberg from Munich. 

Your journey to this beautiful medieval walled city, home to both the Nuremberg Nazi Rallies and Nuremberg Trials takes less than two hours. Just sit back and enjoy the scenic ride on the comfortable express train.

Once there, your expert guide will show you the Imperial Castle, where German Emperors once ruled. Gaze up at Gothic churches containing awe-inspiring works by the most talented German artists in history, and walk the squares where colourful markets have taken place for almost 700 years. 

If you like, spend the afternoon exploring the Old Town with its fantastic regional food and drink, and if you're traveling in December, don't miss the world-famous Christmas Markets.

Many of the world’s beloved seasonal traditions, such as the Christmas tree and Advent calendar, originate in Germany. For Germans, there's nothing like the atmosphere of an authentic Christkindlmarkt. 

Experience this traditional Christmas delight in Munich, which has hosted Christmas markets for 600 years. The medieval town center transforms into a winter wonderland, with stalls offering classic decorations and gifts amidst the scent of roasted nuts and hot spiced wine.

Your guide will share the history of the markets and the meaning of the displays, along with Advent and Christmas rituals. Sample a variety of traditional foods and drinks essential to each market, from sugared almonds and gingerbread to hot mulled wine.

Want to breathe some fresh mountain air? You can do it from Munich! Just hop on this bus tour and travel onwards and upwards to Germany's highest peak.

This day trip from Munich takes you straight into the Alpine upland and its green valleys. Check out the storybook houses of Garmisch-Partenkirchen on the bus ride up the mountain, and onto the valley station of the Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak, 2,963 meters into the clouds.

The new cable car takes just minutes to traverse the mountain, and you'll be staring at views of the Bavarian, Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alps. Grab a meal at one of the peak's restaurants and try a bit of bobsledding, or a hike on the glacial ice. Come back down the mountain on the cogwheel train, and board your bus back to Munich.

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