Germany · CASTLE & PALACE TOURS IN FUSSEN
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 castle & palace tours in Fussen worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Visit Neuschwanstein Castle from Hohenschwangau with skip-the-line entry, an English guide, Mary’s Bridge views, and a horse carriage ride downhill.
“We had an amazing experience on July 22th. Our guide Stephen Wendell was great and made the visit very pleasant. He was very knowledgeable and told us many stories. We highly recommend him!”
Review of Neuschwanstein Castle entry ticket with audio guide, practical timing advice, transport tips, costs, and honest value assessment.
“Amazing tour. A must do. A real show stopper castle with amazing views. Well organised ticketing. Well organised handset tour. ‘Get your guide’ is basically a ticket tout selling at double normal price but if you’re struggling to get tickets in a limited time and have left it too late to get on official website then it’s worth doing as a one off. Must visit mariebrucker bridge to take photos. If you get an early tour do that first as it gets busy. I recommend a bus to the bridge. Then it’s a 10 minute walk from there. Then walk back down. If you’re visiting both castles ie Hohenschwangu you…”
Review of the Neuschwanstein Castle ticket and audio tour in Füssen, with practical advice on pickup, timing, transport, cost, and access.
“Follow directions for time of ticket entry, get there early. The experience was wonderful, beautiful castle and grounds. Buying the tickets directly from the castle is much cheaper, in our case they were sold out for the day we wanted to attend. Therefore, it was worth it to spend the extra money to have the experience.”
Skip long waits at Neuschwanstein Castle, ride to Mary’s Bridge, hear Ludwig II’s story, and return by horse-drawn carriage from Hohenschwangau.
“One of our first tours in Germany and we had a great time!! Steven was an excellent guide with consistently good information!!”
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