Germany · MUNICH TOURS
Munich is a compact old centre with the Alps and a fairytale castle within a morning’s drive. These 15 sort the beer halls, the Third Reich walks and the Neuschwanstein runs by price, departure time and how much of the day the coach eats.
Spend 10.5 hours visiting Ludwig II’s Linderhof Palace and Neuschwanstein Castle, with lunch and free time in Hohenschwangau. A guide such as Courtney, Monika, or Faizan may lead your departure. Choose the ticket option to avoid arranging castle entry yourself.
“Overall, it was a beautiful day. there just wasnt enough time for all the sights.”
Leave central Munich at 8:30 a.m. for Linderhof and Neuschwanstein, with a scenic drive through Oberammergau. Guides such as Johnny, Pedro, Hanae, and Monika lead the day, while an optional small-group package adds castle tickets, snacks, and drinks. Expect uphill walking, stairs, and a return around 7 p.m.
“If you go in the winter pray that it's clear weather wise. For us it was a winter wonderland and so beautiful. The scenery is amazing and the castles are beautiful. How Ludvig built them in those days just makes you wonder how, due to the location! But, they're there for all to see and appreciate. Please go and see them!”
Walk through Munich’s role in the rise of Nazism with an English or German guide. The route links the Hofbräuhaus, Feldherrnhalle, Königsplatz, and the White Rose resistance. Guides such as Josh, Steve, Michael, Alex, and Danielle are praised for clear storytelling, thoughtful context, and careful pacing.
“Steve, natural english speaker, was very well informed about german history. It was a pleasure and a privilege to have him as our guide.”
Travel from central Munich to Dachau by local train and bus with a professional guide such as Nick, Jake, Nicola, or Aileen. Spend about three hours at the memorial site, seeing the camp gate, barracks, cells, guard houses, exhibition, and memorials. Bring snacks, and note that children under 13 cannot join.
“Patricia was very informative and patient with questions anyone had for her . She was extremely respectful of the loss and suffering that was experienced there at the camp .”
Spend about 10 hours traveling from Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle with an English-speaking Radius Tours guide. You’ll hear stories about King Ludwig II, skip the castle ticket queue, see Mary’s Bridge when weather allows, and have free time around the castle and Hohenschwangau. The €24 entrance fee is extra.
“First off, our guide Charlie was fun! He kept us laughing and interested in the tour. Neuschwanstein was as beautiful in person as in pictures. I highly recommend this tour.”
Walk from Radius Tours to Königsplatz, Odeonsplatz, the Hofbräuhaus, Old Town Hall, and Marienplatz while your English-speaking guide explains Munich’s role in the rise of the Nazis. Guides such as Michael, Jake, and Aileen use stories and historic photos to make the past easier to understand.
“English speaking tour guide very easy to understand and informed! She even had photos to show us to tie things together. I learned things I hadn’t heard about before which surprised me … really worth doing if you spend any time in Munich. The guide was thoughtful too and let us have a bathroom / coffee break 1/2 way through. (She took a poll of the group and we voted yes.) Tour guide was Aileen (spelling? Sorry!)”
See Munich from an open-top double-decker bus on three routes covering the Old Town, Nymphenburg Palace, Olympic Park, and Schwabing. Use the multilingual audio guide, hop off at sights that interest you, and choose a 24-hour or 48-hour ticket. Live guides may include Josh or Aileen, depending on departure.
“I fell great after all my bookings very professional people ready to help .. Thank you I will book again.”
Travel from Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle with an English-speaking Radius Tours guide such as Lana, Anna, Nic, or Charlie. Expect a two-hour train or bus journey, a steep uphill walk, free time in Hohenschwangau, and optional €24 castle entry. The castle interiors are brief but worth seeing.
“Stefanie was a superb guide. Her explanations were both comprehensive and riveting, a rare combination! Highly recommend the tour!”
Travel from Munich to Dachau by public train and bus with an English-speaking guide such as Aileen, Alex, Thomas, or Michael. You’ll tour the former barracks, cells, gas chambers, and museum, while hearing prisoner accounts and historical context. The 1:10 PM departure is best for smaller crowds.
“I met Conni, our tour guide, at the designated meeting point right on time. From the start, she was organized and attentive—making sure everyone was present and clearly explaining the process for traveling to the memorial before we departed. Conni is exceptionally knowledgeable and deeply passionate about history. Her thoughtful explanations and vivid storytelling helped each guest gain a clear understanding and powerful visual sense of what Dachau was like during that period. She presented the history with respect, clarity, and compassion, making the experience both educational and deeply moving. It was an excellent and sobering tour. Thank you, Conni, for such a meaningful experience.”
Travel from Munich to Dachau by train and local bus, then spend about three hours with an authorized English-speaking guide among the former camp’s surviving buildings, museum, memorials, and crematorium. Guides such as Nick, Patricia, Jake, and Iain are praised for clear, careful storytelling, with some time for quiet reflection.
“Tour guide Patricia was fantastic and very informative. Freezing cold day though. Found it very interesting and Patricia had just the right amount of passion and respect for our tour.”
Spend about 10.5 hours visiting Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, and Oberammergau from Munich. A small group, luxury coach, snacks, drinks, restroom, guide commentary, and prearranged castle tickets make this an easy English-language day trip, though Neuschwanstein requires steep walking and many steps.
“A great tour. The bus is extremely spacious and comfortable. We were provided with snacks, fruit and drinks. Our driver and tour guide are both friendly and knowledgeable. Can't recommend highly enough!”
Walk central Munich with a German-speaking guide, visiting Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche, Hofbräuhaus, Odeonsplatz, and Viktualienmarkt. Guides such as Emanuela and Alexandra bring local stories, humor, and history to the route. The tour is wheelchair accessible and lasts 1.5 hours.
Join a costumed night watchman for a 1.5-hour walk through Munich’s old town. Hear tales of saints, executions, palace scandals, churchyard customs, and beer, in German or English. The storytelling includes Alois and guides such as Elsbeth, with private groups available.
“Der Tourguide hat es super gemacht. Viel Wissenswertes mit Witz und Charme gezeigt.”
Meet at Karlsplatz 21 for a guided Munich bus tour, then visit Allianz Arena with an English or German guide. You get 45 to 60 minutes for the FC Bayern Museum and fan store before touring the pitch, benches, press room, and locker room.
“We liked a lot the tour guides and the place. Very good organization, Absolutely worth the price! Great experience!”
Walk Munich by night with guides such as Hannah-Maria, Erica, Julia, and Hugo, hearing tales of witches, vampires, Nazi-era ghosts, and dark legends. The route links Marienplatz, Hofbräuhaus, Odeonsplatz, and Frauenplatz, with three alcoholic shots or non-alcoholic alternatives.
“An amazing tour! You get to see some really interesting sites and hear some ready cool stories. Our guide was Hannah-Marie and she was amazing and very informative! Even gave us some great recommendations for places to visit after. Would gladly do again!”
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