Neuschwanstein Castle Tickets

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Jürgen

Germany

Aug 2025

5/5

+2 more

The tour was very well organized.at the meeting point we met steve as a guide.he had already checked in for us as a group.everything went according to plan. Steve had a lot of information for us and we enjoyed the day very much.

Johanna

Sweden

Jul 2025

5/5

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Even if it was ALOT of people on our tour so was it amazing! Beautiful castle and very fun to see and hear more about Neuschwanstein Castle.

Dorleans

France

Aug 2025

5/5

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We spent a beautiful day visiting the castles and the park! too bad about the rain ☔️ ☔️ magnificent 💕 were not disappointed! you have to walk but it's worth it! and if needed you have the carriage or the bus! Lots of history with audio Phone!

Nathan

New Zealand

Aug 2025

5/5

The tour was amazing and the tour guide and bus driver were super friendly. 5 stars from my wife and I from New Zealand

Lutz

Jul 2025

5/5

Thanks to good advice, we got in with our online ticket got in without any complications. The castle is interesting. We enjoyed the visit. A short journey through history.

Jack

Jan 2019

5/5

My daughter got to be driven up to a disney style castle today, and then toured around it. The pictures from the excellent vantage points are going to help her remember this all her life

Heather

Jan 2019

5/5

My boyfriend and I got some stares for beig on this adventure without a child. Let me let you know, this is NOT just for children. The marvel of this castle is beyond words.

Florida

Mexico

Sep 2024

5/5

Elisabeth and Mueriel (the driver) are a great team. She is funny, sweet and you can tell she enjoys her job The bus was clean and quiet. I thank the goodie bag of the premium package. Congratulations

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Neuschwanstein Castle of Bavaria | King Ludwig II’s Swan Castle

Perched high in the Bavarian Alps, the Neuschwanstein Castle was envisioned as a personal retreat for the ‘Mad King’ Ludwig II. The palace’s towering spires and swan motifs reflect the king’s fascination with medieval chivalry and Wagnerian operas. The castle’s fairytale-like architecture has inspired many, including Walt Disney, who modeled Sleeping Beauty’s Castle after it. Though King Ludwig never saw the castle fully completed, Neuschwanstein lives on, drawing millions of visitors every year.

Why visit Neuschwanstein Castle?

Historical significance: Nicknamed ‘Mad King Ludwig’ for his eccentricities and lavish spending, King Ludwig II of Bavaria was a great patron of the arts. He commissioned the castle as a retreat from royal duties and a homage to the operas of Richard Wagner.
Scenic surroundings: The Disney Castle of Munich is perched on a rugged hill in the foothills of the Alps, overlooking the village of Hohenschwangau and the surrounding mountains. On a clear day, you can see across the Bavarian countryside for miles.
Fairytale castle comes to life: Neuschwanstein is the epitome of a Romantic fairytale castle with its turrets, towers, and colorful frescoes. Walking through the castle grounds feels like stepping into a world of knights, princesses, and dragons.
Cultural icon: The Neuschwanstein Castle has been featured in countless movies, and TV shows, and even inspired the design of Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle, cementing its status as an iconic landmark.
Outdoor activities: The surrounding mountains are perfect for outdoor adventures like cycling and horseback riding. You can explore trails, visit the nearby Linderhof Palace and Hohenschwangau Castle, or simply stroll through the scenic countryside.

Things to know before booking Neuschwanstein Castle tickets

Located at the foothills of the Alps in the Swabia region of Southern Germany, Neuschwanstein is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Southern Bavaria.

Before diving into ticket options and how to choose the right ticket, it’s important to first understand the castle network. A visit to Neuschwanstein Castle opens up the possibility of seeing two other castles nearby: the Hohenschwangau and Linderhof Castles.
Neuschwanstein Castle is situated near the town of Hohenschwangau, just a few hundred meters away from Hohenschwangau Castle, the former home of Bavarian royalty. In fact, the Neuschwanstein ticket office is located at Hohenschwangau Castle, making it easy to visit both castles in one day. For a seamless experience, consider booking a Neuschwanstein guided tour that includes access to both.
Linderhof Palace, on the other hand, is about an hour’s drive from Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Castles. With proper planning or a combo tour, you can easily visit all three castles in a single-day trip.

Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Castles

An important detail about Neuschwanstein Castle is that entry to the palace and its rooms are only available through guided tours. If you wish to explore the castle's interiors, including its many rooms and artwork, ensure your Neuschwanstein guided tours includes access to the interior. Standard tickets only allow access to the castle grounds, where you can admire the exterior of the castle.
Neuschwanstein Castle is perfect for a day trip, with the journey from Munich to Hohenschwangau taking only about two hours. To avoid the hassle of arranging transportation, we recommend booking Neuschwanstein guided tours with transfers from Munich.
Most tours to Neuschwanstein Castle also include a visit to Mary’s Bridge, a nearby bridge known for its iconic view of the castle. Access to the bridge is free, but availability depends on weather conditions.
For a different experience, you can also book Neuschwanstein Castle summer tours, which allow you to explore the castle grounds and enjoy a bike tour around Hohenschwangau.
You may also want to consider horse-drawn carriage tours, which take you from Hohenschwangau Castle to Neuschwanstein Castle in traditional, old-fashioned carriages.

Linderhof Palace

We also recommend visiting Linderhof Palace, just 45 kilometers from Neuschwanstein. Our premium Neuschwanstein and Linderhof tours offer luxurious, air-conditioned cars, free Wi-Fi, and complimentary refreshments. If you plan to travel on your own, note that there is no direct public transportation between the two castles, so driving is the most convenient way to visit both in one day.
You can choose between bus or train transfers when booking Neuschwanstein and Linderhof day trip tickets. Between January and March, the weather can be unpredictable, making bus travel difficult. We recommend opting for train transfers if you're planning to visit during the winter months.

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What’s inside Neuschwanstein Castle?

Throne Room: This room features a magnificent throne for King Ludwig II, although he never occupied it due to his early death. The space is adorned with frescoes and ornate carvings, depicting scenes from Wagner’s operas.
Singers’ Hall: This hall is inspired by Richard Wagner's opera ‘Tannhauser’ and features frescoes that depict scenes from the legend of the minstrel-knight Tannhauser.
King’s bedroom: King Ludwig II's bedroom is a lavishly decorated space, featuring a canopied bed and ornate furnishings. It offers a glimpse into the king's living quarters and his affinity for luxury.
Queen’s bedroom: The Queen’s bedroom is also decorated with expensive artifacts, however, it is much more modest in comparison to King Ludwig II’s private quarters.
Grottos: Grottos are a unique feature of the Neuschwanstein Castle. They are artificial caves with indoor waterfalls and a small throne. King Ludwig II was often known to retreat to these spaces.
Dining room: As the name suggests, this is the room where King Lugwig II dined with his guests. The room is lined with decorative wood paneling and has large windows, bathing the inside in soft, warm hues.

Neuschwanstein Castle's architecture>

Plan your visit to the Ludwig Castle of Bavaria

23 March to 15 October: 9 am to 6 pm
16 October to 22 March: 10 am to 4 pm
Closed on: 1 January, 24, 25, and 31 December

Duration of visit: Depending on the kind of Neuschwanstein Castle tickets you book, you must spend at least a day or around 7 to 10 hours exploring the castle premises comfortably. This includes your transfers to the castle and access to the Neuschwanstein and Linderhof Palace premises.

Best time to visit: April to May and September to October, the shoulder seasons, are the best months to visit the castle. The weather is pleasant with fall foliage and spring blossoms. We recommend avoiding the winter months, for the Marienbrucke (Mary's Bridge) is most often inaccessible and the weather is too cold for bus journeys.

Neuschwanstein Castle timings

Address: Neuschwansteinstraße 20, 87645 Schwangau, Germany
Find on maps

By car or coach: Take the A7 motorway towards Ulm-Kemptem-Fussen. From Fussen, follow the road B17 to Schwangau. You will see signs that will lead you to Hohenschwangau.
By train: To reach Neuschwanstein Castle, you have to take a train to Fussen, and then catch a bus to Neuschwanstein. The nearest stop is Hohenschwangau.

Note: If you are unable to walk from the entrance to the Neuschwanstein Castle, you can avail of a horse-drawn carriage ride. The carriages operate all around the year for a small fee of around €8. You can board them from Hotel Muller. You can also take the shuttle bus. They drop you off a few meters away from the entrance. You have to walk downhill for about 10 to 15 minutes to reach the castle.

Getting to the Neuschwanstein Castle

Main entrance: The main gate of the Neuschwanstein Castle is situated at the base of the castle hill and is adorned with decorative elements typical of medieval castles, including crenellations, arches, and ornate ironwork.
Inner courtyard entrance: After passing through the main gate, you can ascend the hill via a winding pathway or shuttle bus to reach the inner courtyard of Neuschwanstein Castle. This gate is flanked by impressive stone walls adorned with decorative motifs and heraldic symbols.
Gatehouse Bridge: While not a traditional entrance in the sense of providing access to the castle grounds, the Marienbrucke serves as a picturesque vantage point for capturing stunning photographs of Neuschwanstein. You can access the bridge via a short hike from the castle or from a designated viewing platform along the pathway leading to the castle.

Neuschwanstein Castle interiors

Facilities Available at Neuschwanstein Castle

Wheelchair access: The Neuschwanstein Castle has a lift on which wheelchair users can go to the second level of the castle. If you have any special requirements, you have to inform the castle authorities in advance. You can avail of a low-level shuttle bus or a horse-drawn carriage to reach the castle doors from its entrance.
Photography: You cannot click pictures inside the castle, however, you can click pictures in the castle gardens.
Multivision show: On the second floor of the Neuschwanstein Castle, you can enjoy a free multi-vision show about King Ludwig II and his many castles.
Restrooms: You will find barrier-free toilets on the second floor of the Castle and at the kiosk (opposite Zimmerman).
Cafe: On the second floor of the Neuschwanstein Castle, Cafe Bistro offers snacks and refreshments for visitors. You can also have brunch or a late lunch at the franchised restaurant outside the castle.

Horse-drawn carriage traveling from Hohenschwangau to Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany.

Getting from the hill to the castle: You cannot drive your car from the hill to the castle, even if you have limited mobility. Note that the road from the ticket counter to the main gate of the castle is uneven and patchy. It is an uphill walk and quite steep in a few places. The best way to enter the castle is to go on a horse-drawn carriage. The carriage stops a few meters away from the castle. It is best to travel to Neuschwanstein with a caregiver, for you may need help navigating the rough, uneven terrain in between.
Inside of Neuschwanstein Castle: There is a lift inside the Neuschwanstein Castle for wheelchair users. However, you have to register yourself at the information desk to avail of these facilities. There are barrier-free washrooms on level 2 of the castle near the cafe. Only one wheelchair user is permitted to use the lift at a time. In cases of emergencies, a staff member will help wheelchair visitors escape the castle in specially designed evacuation chairs.

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Locker for small items at tourist attraction entrance.

Large items: Backpacks, prams, and bulky objects aren't allowed inside the castle. Leave them in lockers or designated drop-off areas.
Photography: Taking pictures or filming inside the castle is strictly prohibited. Photography is allowed only in the courtyard.
Respectful behavior: Maintain a respectful volume and avoid touching the castle's walls, artwork, or furniture.
Food and Drinks: No food or drinks are allowed inside the castle.
Uneven terrain: Be aware that exploring the castle involves navigating steps and uneven surfaces. Wear comfortable shoes with a good grip.
Animals: Pets are not permitted inside the castle grounds.
Drones: Flying drones around the castle is strictly prohibited due to safety concerns.

Plan your visit to Neuschwanstein Castle

Tips to Note When Visiting Neuschwanstein Castle

Wear comfortable footwear: The castle is perched on a hill, and you'll need to walk uphill to reach it. Wear comfortable walking shoes to make the ascent easier.
Visit Queen Mary's Bridge: A short walk from the castle, the Marienbrucke offers breathtaking views of Neuschwanstein. It's a must-visit spot for photography enthusiasts.
Respect photography rules: Photography is not allowed inside the castle's interiors. Be sure to follow this rule to respect the preservation of the historical artifacts.

Journey into the castle: Take a leisurely 30-minute uphill walk to the castle entrance, enjoying scenic views as you go. You can also take a shuttle bus to Queen Mary's Bridge, a scenic overlook offering stunning views of the castle. From there, walk through a path to the castle entrance (around a 10-minute walk).
The tour: Walk through the opulent chambers of the castle. Admire the breathtaking throne room, modeled after the Byzantine style, featuring a beautiful mosaic floor and a gold mosaic throne. Inspired by Wagner's opera Tannhauser, the Singer's Hall boasts a magnificent ceiling mural depicting a scene from the opera.
The courtyard: After exploring the inside, walk through the castle courtyard at your own pace. Take in the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and capture some photos of the castle's exterior.
Gift shop and cafe: Browse the gift shop located near the ticket center for souvenirs and grab a bite to eat at one of the cafes or restaurants in the nearby village of Hohenschwangau.

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Schwangau Castle Brewery (1.2 km): This vast, rustic venue offers comfort food and beer in a restaurant setting. They are famous for their Bavarian specialties and freshly brewed beers.
Alpenstuben (1.8 km): This family-friendly restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with pleasant service. They are known for their generous portions of German cuisine including sausages, noodles, and apple pie.
Gasthof Alpenblick (2.2 km): This traditional Bavarian Gasthof serves hearty meals in a cozy setting. You can enjoy classic dishes like schnitzel, sausages, and dumplings.
Asia Food Palace (2.3 km): If you're looking for a change from German fare, this restaurant offers delicious Chinese food. They are known for their authentic flavors and impeccable customer service.
La Perla (2.8 km): This award-winning Italian restaurant offers a charming atmosphere and a menu featuring classic Italian dishes like spaghetti, tagliatelle, and fresh seafood.

Guests enjoying a luxurious hotel stay with a stunning city view from the balcony

Budget-friendly stays:
Jugendherberge Hohenschwangau (1.3 km away)
Old Kings Fussen Design Hostel (4.3 km away)
Haus Bavaria (3.3 km away)
Mid-range stays:
Hotel Muller (1.2 km away)
Villa Ludwig (2.2 km away)
Bavaria City Hostel (2.8 km away)
Luxury hotels:
AMERON Neuschwanstein Alpsee Resort and Spa (1.3 km away)
Hotel Das Rubezahl (3.5 km away)
Hotel Konig Ludwig (3.4 km away)

Neuschwanstein Castle photos

Top Instagrammable spots around Neuschwanstein Castle

Queen Mary’s Bridge (Marienbrucke)

Offering the classic 'postcard view' of the Neuschwanstein Castle, Marienbrucke or Queen Mary’s Bridge is a must-see spot on your Neuschwanstein visit. The bridge is located almost 300 feet above the Pollat Gorge in Schwangau and offers picturesque views of the surrounding areas. It is said that King Ludwig II had named the bridge after his wife.

Neuschwanstein Castle Bridge

Linderhof Palace

This Rococo-style castle, also built by King Ludwig II, is known for its beautiful gardens, featuring fountains and ornamental flower beds. The Linderhof Palace is almost 90 kilometers away from Neuschwanstein. It typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours to drive between the two castles, depending on traffic and road conditions.

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Hohenschwangau Castle

A short walk from Neuschwanstein Castle, Hohenschwangau Castle was the childhood residence of King Ludwig II. This 19th-century Romanesque castle offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the Alpsee lake below. Its interiors are adorned with wood carvings and tapestries, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Bavarian royalty.

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Alpsee Lake

Nestled amidst mountain slopes, Alpsee is a beautiful lake near Neuschwanstein. Alpsee reflects a serene image of the castle in its waters, making for stunning, reflective photo opportunities. You can also find wild swans and enjoy boating and hiking in this area. The Alpsee Lake is the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the natural beauty of the region.

The Courtyard

The vast courtyard of the Neuschwanstein Castle captures its imposing stature and entrance gates from up close. The courtyard is enclosed by the castle’s impressive facades, which include intricately designed balconies and arched windows. The castle's architecture is a blend of Gothic, Romanesque, and Byzantine styles, transporting visitors to a bygone era.

Frequently asked questions about Neuschwanstein Castle tickets

What are the different Neuschwanstein guided tours available?

There are 3 kinds of Neuschwanstein guided tours you can choose from when planning your visit to Hohenschwangau village. The basic entry tickets with an audio guide are perfect for anyone short on time. The Neuschwanstein Castle tours allow you to explore the palace interiors and lush grounds at your own pace. And, the premium Neuschwanstein tours include luxurious, air-conditioned, round-trip transfers from Munich. They also allow you to travel to Linderhof Palace and explore Ludwig II’s other intimate residence.

Can I get skip-the-line tickets to Neuschwanstein?

A majority of the Neuschwanstein Castle full-day guided tours including transfers from Munich also allow you to skip ahead of long lines at the palace entrance. Make sure to check your ticket details before confirming your purchase.

Can I explore Neuschwanstein at my own pace?

You can only visit Neuschwanstein Castle as a part of a guided tour. Choose our entry tickets for a seamless experience. Neuschwanstein Castle guided tours include a multilingual audio guide, available in over 19 languages, for you to explore the palace interiors at your own pace.

What other castles can I visit with Neuschwanstein Castle tickets?

The Neuschwanstein Castle combo tickets include access to Ludwig II’s other castles like the Linderhof Palace and Hohenschwangau Castle. The Neuschwanstein Castle full-day guided trips allow you to explore both the castle grounds and also include round-trip transfers from Munich. The Hohenschwangau Castle guided tour includes skip-the-line access to Neuschwanstein and round-trip transfers to and from Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Castles.

How to reach Neuschwanstein Castle from Munich?

Take a train from Munich Hauptbahnhof (main station) to reach Fussen, the closest town to Neuschwanstein. The train journey takes around 2 hours, after which you can take bus 78 or 73 to Hohenschwangau. We recommend booking Neuschwanstein Castle guided tours, including round-trip transfers from Munich, to ensure a seamless journey. The premium guided tour is ideal for first-time visitors and those with mobility restrictions, for they include air-conditioned transfers in luxurious vehicles and also offer complimentary refreshments and free Wi-Fi on board.

Can I buy tickets on the day of my visit?

While you can book tickets on the day of your visit, there is a chance that you may find all slots fully booked. The palace is extremely popular, attracting hundreds of visitors throughout the year, especially between June and August. We recommend booking Neuschwanstein Castle tickets online in advance to ensure guaranteed access and also take advantage of the complimentary add-ons and exclusive discounts.

What is the best way to explore Neuschwanstein Castle?

We recommend you purchase premium Neuschwanstein Castle tickets to tour the castle interiors properly. These tickets include an English-speaking professional guide, who will acquaint you with the myths and legends surrounding the castles. They also include round-trip transfers from Munich in comfortable, air-conditioned train coaches.

Can I take a day trip from Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle?

Yes, Munich is around a 2-hour drive from the Neuschwanstein Castle. You can book Neuschwanstein and Linderhof Palace day trip tickets from Munich to enjoy a long drive through gorgeous Bavarian landscapes.

Is Neuschwanstein Castle wheelchair accessible?

Yes, visitors in wheelchairs or strollers can explore the Neuschwanstein Castle with ease. It is best to bring along a friend or family, as the way to the castle entrance is uphill and uneven. The Swan Castle has an elevator on the second floor to take you to the Throne Room and King's apartments. There are horse-drawn carriages and low-level shuttle buses that run from the ticket center to the castle.

TessaJul, 2025

5/5

We loved having a guide with insight into the history behind King Ludwig II and Neuschwanstein. One of the best ways to see the castle! Would definitely recommend

JenniferJul, 2025

5/5

What a wonderful tour of the fairytale castle! Our guide Stephen was terrific and extremely knowledgeable. The bus ride, short hike, trip to the bridge, and then tour it through the castle. We're all wonderful. Highly recommend!

ZuzanaJul, 2025

5/5

We bought tickets in advance for a specific timeslot, so no queues and tour was with audioguide (more language options available). The castle is enormous, beautiful, with lot of interesting decorations. I loved the "cinema" at the end, where we learned more about the history and historically planned constructions, which were never done.

ElenaJun, 2025

5/5

it was a wonderful event! We met the guide at the appointed time and went up to the observation deck above the castle by bus. Then we listened to interesting stories about the creation of the castle and stopped at incredibly beautiful places on the way to the castle. Special thanks to the guide, it was educational and fun. After the tour of the castle, we went down on a horse-drawn carriage. Thank you for this fairy tale!

DavidJun, 2025

5/5

My family of 4 from America had an outstanding time! On our trip through Europe, this tour was our top highlight. Everything went smoothly, the bus was comfortable, and our tour guide Christine was awesome. She had snacks and drinks readily available, and we met some really great people on our tour. I honestly can't say enough great things.

Selimi,Jun, 2025

4/5

Our tour guide Stephen told us a lot of interesting things about the history of the royal family around Ludwig II, with amusing details. Marveling at and visiting the castle in the bright sunshine was very impressive. But the carriage ride was also great.

SilviaAug, 2025

5/5

Lovely place and really excellent guide

ValentinaAug, 2025

5/5

Steven is a very nice guide, the tour was very interesting

RobertJul, 2025

4/5

No long waiting times, taking the bus to the top and not having to walk up the mountain

Jean-PierreJul, 2025

5/5

Efficient organization! Easy to follow explanations

PatozJul, 2025

5/5

The view was incredible, the architectural diversity impressive, and the whole range of activities very well structured.

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

Our guide Steven was awesome very knowledgeable about the castle and the content

GinaJul, 2025

5/5

Had a great time. Wonderful staff.

JeffreyJun, 2025

5/5

Awesome tour, great guide, and spectacular attractions!

JuliaJun, 2025

5/5

I liked that it was well organized and the tour wasn't very long. Just enough to see everything and enjoy the outdoors.

UlrichJun, 2025

5/5

great organization, fabulous castle

DuncanJun, 2025

5/5

Excellent guide Hannae and driver Filippe. Definitely recommended. Keep it up!!!!

HeikoMay, 2025

5/5

Wonderful, you can see far and wide when the weather is nice. The tour was very impressive.

GeorgeAug, 2025

5/5

Beautiful countryside, wonderful castles, great guide (10:00 tour I think her name was Seba but did not write it down). Our tour guide was informative, engaging, helpful, and kept us on time and moving forward.

RaphaëlAug, 2025

5/5

Very friendly guide, perfect organization, varied visit (stroll, pauses in strategic places for photos, anecdotes, ...), explanations for part with audioguide, perfect timing, tips for toilets or stores, surprise at the end)

BOUHANIAug, 2025

5/5

Beautiful castle, magnificent life! On the other hand, I had a bad experience buying tickets. Incomprehensible site, I couldn't get tickets for my two daughters. On the day, I had to wait an hour at the château cash desk to get tickets (because they'd been sold out for weeks)!

IlariaAug, 2025

4/5

The escort and driver from 10+! Helpful and kind. The trip of its own takes you to wonderful places...really wonderful! So super recommended! Unfortunately, the turnout in these wonderful places in the week of August bank holiday gets busy! Queues for everything. So, if I had the choice, I would go back there in the off-season.

EstelaAug, 2025

5/5

MARKUS WAS OUR GUIDE IN THE VIP TOUR TO THE TWO CASTLES YESTERDAY; ALL HIS INFORMATION WAS VERY INTERESTING AND WE LEARNED A LOT ABOUT BAVARIAN HISTORY. WE FELT SPECIAL AT EVERY STOP AND THE CHAUFFEUR WAS ALWAYS KIND AND PATIENT. WE WERE NOT EXPECTING THE DRINKS AND THE TREATS, IT WAS A VERY NICE SURPRISE. WE ARE SO GLAD WE FOUND YOUR PAGE ON LINE.

JuliaAug, 2025

4/5

Despite the English tour, it was spoken in German especially for us. We thought that was really great. Overall, the tour was great. Thank you

EllenAug, 2025

5/5

We had a fantastic experience with our guide Stephen. The tour was very well-paced with opportunities to stop at multiple points along the way to Neuschwanstein, and we learned lots of interesting information and funny anecdotes. Stephen was very friendly, thorough, and fun for all ages! We would absolutely recommend this tour for any group.

Explore Neuschwanstein Castle with an audio guide and optional transfers.

Enjoy a guided tour of the fairy-tale Neuschwanstein Castle with a multilingual audio guide upgrade for insightful commentary.
This 19th-century Bavarian gem, with its majestic limestone façade and lavish interiors, famously inspired Disney’s ‘Sleeping Beauty’ castle.
Enhance your visit with optional round-trip transfers from Munich or Hohenschwangau, a scenic bus ride to Mary’s Bridge, or a charming horse-drawn carriage ride.
Opt for an optional visit to Bavaria's 19th-century Linderhof Castle, featuring a tour of its stunning grounds with a live guide, to upgrade your experience.

Inclusions

Entry ticket to Neuschwanstein Castle
Expert English-speaking guide
Audio guide in 19 languages
Bus ride up to Mary’s Bridge (if the bus is running, and the bridge is open) (as per option selected)
Ride downhill with a horse carriage (if operational) (as per option selected)
Guided tour of Linderhof Castle & Neuschwanstein Castle grounds (as per option selected)
Entry to Linderhof Castle (as per option selected)
Round-trip transfers in an AC bus from Munich (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian & Russian at the castles (as per option selected)
Round-trip train transfers from Munich (Jan to Mar) (as per option selected)
Round-trip bus transfers from Munich (Apr to Dec) (as per option selected)
Munich City audio guide

Neuschwanstein Castle offers an elevator for wheelchair access. To ensure availability, we recommend you reserve it in advance.
Please note: For the royal castles, entry tickets for babies, toddlers, and children are required, along with a valid document.
The hiking trail (about 1.5 km) to the castle is paved and partly very steep. It's best to use the horse carriage transport where any regular-sized, foldable wheelchair can be stowed in the trunk. Please note that the carriages do not have a ramp.
The following are not allowed on this tour: photography and animals, including service animals.
It's not allowed to drive up to the castle in a personal car.
The optional audio guide is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Japanese, Mandarin, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Czech, Hungarian, Korean, Slovenian, Greek, Thai, Arabic, Hebrew, and Dutch.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Liang

Jul 2025Verified booking

We had a fantastic experience with this tour group, thanks to our guide Elof. He was not only incredibly knowledgeable but also made the tour fun and engaging. Elof gave us clear and detailed instructions on where and when to meet, which made everything run smoothly. His explanations throughout the tour were informative and thoughtful—we learned so much while enjoying every moment. Highly recommend!

Ilaria

Aug 2025Verified booking

Estela

Aug 2025Verified booking

DavidJun, 2025

5/5

PatozJul, 2025

5/5

The view was incredible, the architectural diversity impressive, and the whole range of activities very well structured.

JeffreyJun, 2025

5/5

Awesome tour, great guide, and spectacular attractions!

DuncanJun, 2025

5/5

Excellent guide Hannae and driver Filippe. Definitely recommended. Keep it up!!!!

GeorgeAug, 2025

5/5

IlariaAug, 2025

4/5

EstelaAug, 2025

5/5

JuliaAug, 2025

4/5

Despite the English tour, it was spoken in German especially for us. We thought that was really great. Overall, the tour was great. Thank you

EnzoJul, 2025

5/5

Well organized tour. The guide Pedro always present and attentive to everyone's needs. Timetable adhered to and possibility to visit the charming village of Oberammergau as well. Comfortable coach.

BirgitJul, 2025

4/5

Pedro and the bus driver did a very good job. Very courteous, extremely well organized and punctual, and very attentive to all guests.

LiangJul, 2025

5/5

DIANAJun, 2025

5/5

the tour with Mentor Reisen was incredible, I would like to give a special thanks to the guide Cancel, who was very kind, talked about the Bavarian region, Munich and was very patient the whole time, I highly recommend the company's service.

BarbaraJun, 2025

4/5

Ticketing was easy to do on my phone. The trip was fantastic, we were able to view the inside of the Neuschwanstein Castle & Linderhof Palace, learning a lot about the history. Maxine our tour guide was great, a wonderful person and a top notch guide.. The entire experience was well planned. The bus had snacks and drinks for the journey in both directions. And we were offered a German Beer on the trip bad. Would highly recommend this tour.

WaiMay, 2025

4/5

It was great experience that we could see the castle from the Mary bridge, best spot to take pictures of the castle. As well, the scenery looking from inside the castle was gorgeous, but too bad that we were not allowed to take pictures inside the castle. Appreciate the tour guide provided detail information and map that helped us to reach the castle in time, but it was too rush to head back to the bus after visiting the castle. The horse carriage was not a good option to go back, the tour guide should have told us.

IndranilMay, 2025

5/5

Our guide Cancel was simply marvellous. And the driver was very helpful. Enough time and good pre information was provided.

PatriciaAug, 2025

5/5

Well organized, great logistics, high quality transportation with AC, good snacks and beverages , on time.

RichardAug, 2025

5/5

The entire experience including our guide and bus driver

CimarossaAug, 2025

3/5

Bus beyond expectations as well as the.snacks

PeterJul, 2025

5/5

Good organization and excellent tour guide.

NikhilJul, 2025

4/5

The commentary in the bus and the comfortable ride.

trouveJul, 2025

5/5

perfectly organized and everything was on time

JosephJun, 2025

5/5

Great tour guide, was engaging, friendly and very knowledgeable

MichelleJun, 2025

5/5

Tour guide was great, weather was flawless, perfect day

SuzanneJun, 2025

5/5

Excellent guide and very relaxing, scenic, informative tour.

MaAug, 2025

5/5

Discover the highlights of Bavaria with an expert English-speaking guide with round-trip transfers from Munich.
Take in the scenic view on your drive and listen to a multilingual audio guide commentary about the fairy-tale castles of Bavaria and more.
Enjoy an immersive guided tour of the 19th-century Linderhof Palace grounds, with French gardens, fountains, and statues throughout.
Visit the Romanesque-design Neuschwanstein Castle grounds built by King Ludwig II and learn why it earned the reputation as a castle of paradox.
Enjoy skip-the-line access to the Neuschwanstein Castle & Linderhof Castle and make your tour a seamless one without wasting time in lines.

Inclusions

Guided tour of the Linderhof Palace & the Neuschwanstein Castle grounds
Skip-the-line ticket to the castles (as per the option selected)
English-speaking guide
Audio guide in Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian & Russian at the castles (as per the option selected)
Round-trip transfers in an AC coach (based on option selected)
Live castle tour guides
Snacks (based on option)

8:30am: Depart from Munich
9:45am: Arrive at Linderhof Castle for the guided tour
10:45am: Depart from Linderhof castle
11:15am: Arrive in Oberammergau
11:45am: Depart from Oberammergau
1pm: Arrive at Neuschwanstein Castle
4:30pm: Depart from Neuschwanstein Castle
6:30pm: Arrive back in Munich

Tip: The best views of the Neuschwanstein castle are not at the castle itself but from Marienbrucke, a bridge that crosses the Pollät gorge, about a 30-minute uphill walk from Hohenschwangau.
The audio guide is available in Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Russian.
The audio guide is subject to availability.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Liang

Jul 2025Verified booking

Ilaria

Aug 2025Verified booking

Estela

Aug 2025Verified booking

EvaJun, 2025

5/5

I had the tour at 9:45am on Sunday, and the gentleman at the entrance, as well as the young lady who was our tour guide, were extremely friendly and knowledgeable! In addition, there is the beautiful castle in a beautiful landscape! It was a very nice morning!

SzondiJun, 2025

5/5

It was wonderful. I really enjoyed it, it's a fantastic feeling to be able to get a glimpse into a part of the old days.

ElviraAug, 2025

5/5

It was very nice to have already received the tickets digitally, upon arrival we could go directly to the castle at the time. Nice tour and very nice to have the audiogyde in Dutch.

JeanetteAug, 2025

5/5

Hohenschwangau Castle is the quieter alternative to Neuschwanstein Castle. Around 20 people took part in our guided tour with an audio guide. We were able to use the German audio guide, contrary to the selection made when booking online. The tour was just the right length, our guide Elke was very friendly and always had time for questions and short, pleasant conversations outside of the tour. However, photos and videos are prohibited during the tour. The online booking via the Headout app went smoothly. A printout, as shown on the online ticket, is not necessary. A clear recommendation!

JohannaJul, 2025

5/5

Amazing!!! Even if we had audio guide tour the guide who was with us all the time told us about stuff the audio guide didn't. She told us when it started and when we needed to move to next room, she told us about interesting facts beside the audio guide.

ChristinaJul, 2025

3/5

I thought you could see several rooms and have more time to ask questions. I would have liked a personal tour better because if you don't hold out the audio device and look at something first, you miss a part of it.

HorváthyJun, 2025

4/5

Unfortunately, we had to go through the castle very quickly. For the money we could have had another ten minutes to take in the experience

EvaJun, 2025

5/5

Great staff, very friendly and competent!

SoniaAug, 2025

4/5

FrancisAug, 2025

5/5

KENNETHAug, 2025

4/5

MarcelAug, 2025

3/5

GerardusAug, 2025

3/5

AndreasAug, 2025

4/5

AlainAug, 2025

4/5

Dr.Aug, 2025

5/5

GuleacAug, 2025

5/5

KammererAug, 2025

5/5

MariaAug, 2025

4/5

IvanAug, 2025

5/5

PHRAug, 2025

4/5

GeorgAug, 2025

5/5

SandraAug, 2025

4/5

InesAug, 2025

5/5

WannerAug, 2025

5/5

Explore Hohenschwangau Castle, dubbed the "real-life fairytale castle" with skip-the-line tickets to help bypass the great queues.
A multilingual audio guide will reveal details such as Ludwig II overseeing Neuschwanstein's construction using a room telescope.
Fully furnished, the castle boasts well-preserved rooms like Ludwig II’s, featuring wall paintings of nudes and a starry sky ceiling.
Round off your visit with a serene stroll by Lake Alpsee, a tranquil spot offering a perfect blend of history, nature, and stunning architectural beauty.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line entry to Hohenschwangau Castle
Audio guide in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Hungarian, Czech, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin & Korean

Tip: Don't miss the King's bedroom in the castle, where Ludwig II was born. The room is adorned with scenes from the Tristan and Isolde saga.
Pets are not allowed.
Large luggage, hiking backpacks, or military backpacks are not allowed inside the castles and the museum.
Photography and taking videos are strictly prohibited inside the castle.
The interiors of the castle are not wheelchair accessible.
The hiking path to Hohenschwangau Castle is gently sloped and entirely stair-free.
The castle courtyards are strollers/buggy accessible.
Please be aware that luggage checks may take place at Neuschwanstein Castle's entrance to ensure the safety of all visitors.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Jeanette

Aug 2025Verified booking

Johanna

Jul 2025Verified booking

Eva

Jun 2025Verified booking

KövesdiAug, 2025

5/5

AndrewJul, 2025

5/5

JaredJun, 2025

5/5

KaylaJun, 2019

5/5

I was shocked when I saw the heating systems, automatic flushes, electric bells... everything used back in the day? Really impressive

DiegoMay, 2019

5/5

The highlight of this trip was having lunch in Schwangu. The local food is to die for; thank you headout for these tickets

LondonMay, 2019

5/5

When I brought my 10 year old to see the castle she was stunned at the sight of a telephone (lol). Milennials, am I right?

CarlosMay, 2019

4/5

Really wanted to see the castle but didn't appreciate the hike before that. Clearly didn't get the memo because I was in kitten heels but it was still a gorgeous castle and I learnt a bunch

AlexJan, 2020

4/5

Easy. Immediate receive of tickets.

GianmarioJan, 2020

4/5

Was able to find cheap tickets at the very last minute! Will definitely use this app again

DianaDec, 2019

5/5

Easy and very pleasant experience

NorahDec, 2019

5/5

Excellent service. Keep the Good work

CristianDec, 2019

4/5

Reliable and good communication. Thank you!

JaneDec, 2019

5/5

Very easy selection and checkout. Great!

EllenDec, 2019

4/5

we had a fantastic time... thanks Headout!

SandieDec, 2019

4/5

Great price and deals. Helpful folks on chat!

JoãoDec, 2019

5/5

This app keeps everything organized for you. If I’ve had a question they have answered. Use the live chat.

ChrisDec, 2019

5/5

Was great service and very easy to book cheap tickets!

CarolineDec, 2019

4/5

We are very happy with the experience on Headout

LiciaNov, 2019

5/5

Loved every minute of the experience! Good job guys

AncaNov, 2019

4/5

Must-visit place! Definitely recommend Headout for booking

NigelNov, 2019

5/5

It was great, I booked my tickets in minutes

ChristopherNov, 2019

5/5

we booked for a group of 10. So much fun!

antonellaNov, 2019

4/5

Everything was clearly explained and worked as promised

AmymarieNov, 2019

4/5

Easy service to use and the customer service rep was friendly

JoséNov, 2019

4/5

good memory with friends. smooth booking

Explore Bavaria with a guided day trip from Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle, the inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty.
Enjoy a delightful lunch, offering a taste of local Bavarian cuisine with a view of the castle.
Pedal through Schwangau’s picturesque landscapes on a guided bike tour, offering a leisurely way to soak in the stunning Alpine views.

Inclusions

Day trip to Neuschwanstein Castle from Munich
Expert English-speaking guide
Transport between Munich and Neuschwanstein
Bike tour of the surrounding
Tour of the Neuschwanstein Castle

Exclusions

Skip-the-line Neuschwanstein Castle tickets (available for purchase on the day)

Lunch

08:45am: Departure from Discover Bavaria Shop in Munich.
11:15 am: Depart for a scenic bike ride to Swan Lake. Don’t forget your swimsuit for a refreshing swim opportunity!
12:45pm: Return to a local brewery/restaurant for lunch with stunning views of Neuschwanstein Castle.
2:30pm: Depart for Schwangau town.
2:45pm: Gather for a walk or take an optional bus (€3 per person) to Mary’s Bridge.
3:45pm: Begin the guided tour of Neuschwanstein Castle
4:45pm: Conclude the castle tour and descend to the bus.
5:30pm:Depart for Munich.
7:10pm: Arrive at Munich Central Station (first drop-off point).
7:15pm: Arrive at Marienplatz/Isartor (second and final drop-off point).

Skip-the-line tickets to the Castle will be available on the day of the tour at an extra cost.
The cost of lunch is not included in your tour package.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

TessaJul, 2025

5/5

We loved having a guide with insight into the history behind King Ludwig II and Neuschwanstein. One of the best ways to see the castle! Would definitely recommend

JenniferJul, 2025

5/5

ZuzanaJul, 2025

5/5

ElenaJun, 2025

5/5

DavidJun, 2025

5/5

Selimi,Jun, 2025

4/5

SilviaAug, 2025

5/5

Lovely place and really excellent guide

ValentinaAug, 2025

5/5

Steven is a very nice guide, the tour was very interesting

RobertJul, 2025

4/5

No long waiting times, taking the bus to the top and not having to walk up the mountain

Jean-PierreJul, 2025

5/5

Efficient organization! Easy to follow explanations

PatozJul, 2025

5/5

The view was incredible, the architectural diversity impressive, and the whole range of activities very well structured.

RobertJul, 2025

5/5

Our guide Steven was awesome very knowledgeable about the castle and the content

GinaJul, 2025

5/5

Had a great time. Wonderful staff.

JeffreyJun, 2025

5/5

Awesome tour, great guide, and spectacular attractions!

JuliaJun, 2025

5/5

I liked that it was well organized and the tour wasn't very long. Just enough to see everything and enjoy the outdoors.

UlrichJun, 2025

5/5

great organization, fabulous castle

DuncanJun, 2025

5/5

Excellent guide Hannae and driver Filippe. Definitely recommended. Keep it up!!!!

HeikoMay, 2025

5/5

Wonderful, you can see far and wide when the weather is nice. The tour was very impressive.

GeorgeAug, 2025

5/5

RaphaëlAug, 2025

5/5

BOUHANIAug, 2025

5/5

IlariaAug, 2025

4/5

EstelaAug, 2025

5/5

JuliaAug, 2025

4/5

Despite the English tour, it was spoken in German especially for us. We thought that was really great. Overall, the tour was great. Thank you

EllenAug, 2025

5/5

Explore Neuschwanstein Castle with an audio guide and optional transfers.

Enjoy a guided tour of the fairy-tale Neuschwanstein Castle with a multilingual audio guide upgrade for insightful commentary.
This 19th-century Bavarian gem, with its majestic limestone façade and lavish interiors, famously inspired Disney’s ‘Sleeping Beauty’ castle.
Enhance your visit with optional round-trip transfers from Munich or Hohenschwangau, a scenic bus ride to Mary’s Bridge, or a charming horse-drawn carriage ride.
Opt for an optional visit to Bavaria's 19th-century Linderhof Castle, featuring a tour of its stunning grounds with a live guide, to upgrade your experience.

Inclusions

Entry ticket to Neuschwanstein Castle
Expert English-speaking guide
Audio guide in 19 languages
Bus ride up to Mary’s Bridge (if the bus is running, and the bridge is open) (as per option selected)
Ride downhill with a horse carriage (if operational) (as per option selected)
Guided tour of Linderhof Castle & Neuschwanstein Castle grounds (as per option selected)
Entry to Linderhof Castle (as per option selected)
Round-trip transfers in an AC bus from Munich (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian & Russian at the castles (as per option selected)
Round-trip train transfers from Munich (Jan to Mar) (as per option selected)
Round-trip bus transfers from Munich (Apr to Dec) (as per option selected)
Munich City audio guide

Neuschwanstein Castle offers an elevator for wheelchair access. To ensure availability, we recommend you reserve it in advance.
Please note: For the royal castles, entry tickets for babies, toddlers, and children are required, along with a valid document.
The hiking trail (about 1.5 km) to the castle is paved and partly very steep. It's best to use the horse carriage transport where any regular-sized, foldable wheelchair can be stowed in the trunk. Please note that the carriages do not have a ramp.
The following are not allowed on this tour: photography and animals, including service animals.
It's not allowed to drive up to the castle in a personal car.
The optional audio guide is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Japanese, Mandarin, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Czech, Hungarian, Korean, Slovenian, Greek, Thai, Arabic, Hebrew, and Dutch.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Liang

Jul 2025Verified booking

Ilaria

Aug 2025Verified booking

Estela

Aug 2025Verified booking

DavidJun, 2025

5/5

PatozJul, 2025

5/5

The view was incredible, the architectural diversity impressive, and the whole range of activities very well structured.

JeffreyJun, 2025

5/5

Awesome tour, great guide, and spectacular attractions!

DuncanJun, 2025

5/5

Excellent guide Hannae and driver Filippe. Definitely recommended. Keep it up!!!!

GeorgeAug, 2025

5/5

IlariaAug, 2025

4/5

EstelaAug, 2025

5/5

JuliaAug, 2025

4/5

Despite the English tour, it was spoken in German especially for us. We thought that was really great. Overall, the tour was great. Thank you

EnzoJul, 2025

5/5

Well organized tour. The guide Pedro always present and attentive to everyone's needs. Timetable adhered to and possibility to visit the charming village of Oberammergau as well. Comfortable coach.

BirgitJul, 2025

4/5

Pedro and the bus driver did a very good job. Very courteous, extremely well organized and punctual, and very attentive to all guests.

LiangJul, 2025

5/5

DIANAJun, 2025

5/5

BarbaraJun, 2025

4/5

WaiMay, 2025

4/5

IndranilMay, 2025

5/5

Our guide Cancel was simply marvellous. And the driver was very helpful. Enough time and good pre information was provided.

PatriciaAug, 2025

5/5

Well organized, great logistics, high quality transportation with AC, good snacks and beverages , on time.

RichardAug, 2025

5/5

The entire experience including our guide and bus driver

CimarossaAug, 2025

3/5

Bus beyond expectations as well as the.snacks

PeterJul, 2025

5/5

Good organization and excellent tour guide.

NikhilJul, 2025

4/5

The commentary in the bus and the comfortable ride.

trouveJul, 2025

5/5

perfectly organized and everything was on time

JosephJun, 2025

5/5

Great tour guide, was engaging, friendly and very knowledgeable

MichelleJun, 2025

5/5

Tour guide was great, weather was flawless, perfect day

SuzanneJun, 2025

5/5

Excellent guide and very relaxing, scenic, informative tour.

MaAug, 2025

5/5

Discover the highlights of Bavaria with an expert English-speaking guide with round-trip transfers from Munich.
Take in the scenic view on your drive and listen to a multilingual audio guide commentary about the fairy-tale castles of Bavaria and more.
Enjoy an immersive guided tour of the 19th-century Linderhof Palace grounds, with French gardens, fountains, and statues throughout.
Visit the Romanesque-design Neuschwanstein Castle grounds built by King Ludwig II and learn why it earned the reputation as a castle of paradox.
Enjoy skip-the-line access to the Neuschwanstein Castle & Linderhof Castle and make your tour a seamless one without wasting time in lines.

Inclusions

Guided tour of the Linderhof Palace & the Neuschwanstein Castle grounds
Skip-the-line ticket to the castles (as per the option selected)
English-speaking guide
Audio guide in Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian & Russian at the castles (as per the option selected)
Round-trip transfers in an AC coach (based on option selected)
Live castle tour guides
Snacks (based on option)

8:30am: Depart from Munich
9:45am: Arrive at Linderhof Castle for the guided tour
10:45am: Depart from Linderhof castle
11:15am: Arrive in Oberammergau
11:45am: Depart from Oberammergau
1pm: Arrive at Neuschwanstein Castle
4:30pm: Depart from Neuschwanstein Castle
6:30pm: Arrive back in Munich

Tip: The best views of the Neuschwanstein castle are not at the castle itself but from Marienbrucke, a bridge that crosses the Pollät gorge, about a 30-minute uphill walk from Hohenschwangau.
The audio guide is available in Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Russian.
The audio guide is subject to availability.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Liang

Jul 2025Verified booking

Ilaria

Aug 2025Verified booking

Estela

Aug 2025Verified booking

EvaJun, 2025

5/5

SzondiJun, 2025

5/5

It was wonderful. I really enjoyed it, it's a fantastic feeling to be able to get a glimpse into a part of the old days.

ElviraAug, 2025

5/5

It was very nice to have already received the tickets digitally, upon arrival we could go directly to the castle at the time. Nice tour and very nice to have the audiogyde in Dutch.

JeanetteAug, 2025

5/5

JohannaJul, 2025

5/5

ChristinaJul, 2025

3/5

HorváthyJun, 2025

4/5

Unfortunately, we had to go through the castle very quickly. For the money we could have had another ten minutes to take in the experience

EvaJun, 2025

5/5

Great staff, very friendly and competent!

SoniaAug, 2025

4/5

FrancisAug, 2025

5/5

KENNETHAug, 2025

4/5

MarcelAug, 2025

3/5

GerardusAug, 2025

3/5

AndreasAug, 2025

4/5

AlainAug, 2025

4/5

Dr.Aug, 2025

5/5

GuleacAug, 2025

5/5

KammererAug, 2025

5/5

MariaAug, 2025

4/5

IvanAug, 2025

5/5

PHRAug, 2025

4/5

GeorgAug, 2025

5/5

SandraAug, 2025

4/5

InesAug, 2025

5/5

WannerAug, 2025

5/5

Explore Hohenschwangau Castle, dubbed the "real-life fairytale castle" with skip-the-line tickets to help bypass the great queues.
A multilingual audio guide will reveal details such as Ludwig II overseeing Neuschwanstein's construction using a room telescope.
Fully furnished, the castle boasts well-preserved rooms like Ludwig II’s, featuring wall paintings of nudes and a starry sky ceiling.
Round off your visit with a serene stroll by Lake Alpsee, a tranquil spot offering a perfect blend of history, nature, and stunning architectural beauty.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line entry to Hohenschwangau Castle
Audio guide in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Hungarian, Czech, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin & Korean

Tip: Don't miss the King's bedroom in the castle, where Ludwig II was born. The room is adorned with scenes from the Tristan and Isolde saga.
Pets are not allowed.
Large luggage, hiking backpacks, or military backpacks are not allowed inside the castles and the museum.
Photography and taking videos are strictly prohibited inside the castle.
The interiors of the castle are not wheelchair accessible.
The hiking path to Hohenschwangau Castle is gently sloped and entirely stair-free.
The castle courtyards are strollers/buggy accessible.
Please be aware that luggage checks may take place at Neuschwanstein Castle's entrance to ensure the safety of all visitors.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Jeanette

Aug 2025Verified booking

Johanna

Jul 2025Verified booking

Eva

Jun 2025Verified booking

KövesdiAug, 2025

5/5

AndrewJul, 2025

5/5

JaredJun, 2025

5/5

KaylaJun, 2019

5/5

I was shocked when I saw the heating systems, automatic flushes, electric bells... everything used back in the day? Really impressive

DiegoMay, 2019

5/5

The highlight of this trip was having lunch in Schwangu. The local food is to die for; thank you headout for these tickets

LondonMay, 2019

5/5

When I brought my 10 year old to see the castle she was stunned at the sight of a telephone (lol). Milennials, am I right?

CarlosMay, 2019

4/5

Really wanted to see the castle but didn't appreciate the hike before that. Clearly didn't get the memo because I was in kitten heels but it was still a gorgeous castle and I learnt a bunch

AlexJan, 2020

4/5

Easy. Immediate receive of tickets.

GianmarioJan, 2020

4/5

Was able to find cheap tickets at the very last minute! Will definitely use this app again

DianaDec, 2019

5/5

Easy and very pleasant experience

NorahDec, 2019

5/5

Excellent service. Keep the Good work

CristianDec, 2019

4/5

Reliable and good communication. Thank you!

JaneDec, 2019

5/5

Very easy selection and checkout. Great!

EllenDec, 2019

4/5

we had a fantastic time... thanks Headout!

SandieDec, 2019

4/5

Great price and deals. Helpful folks on chat!

JoãoDec, 2019

5/5

This app keeps everything organized for you. If I’ve had a question they have answered. Use the live chat.

ChrisDec, 2019

5/5

Was great service and very easy to book cheap tickets!

CarolineDec, 2019

4/5

We are very happy with the experience on Headout

LiciaNov, 2019

5/5

Loved every minute of the experience! Good job guys

AncaNov, 2019

4/5

Must-visit place! Definitely recommend Headout for booking

NigelNov, 2019

5/5

It was great, I booked my tickets in minutes

ChristopherNov, 2019

5/5

we booked for a group of 10. So much fun!

antonellaNov, 2019

4/5

Everything was clearly explained and worked as promised

AmymarieNov, 2019

4/5

Easy service to use and the customer service rep was friendly

JoséNov, 2019

4/5

good memory with friends. smooth booking

Explore Bavaria with a guided day trip from Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle, the inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty.
Enjoy a delightful lunch, offering a taste of local Bavarian cuisine with a view of the castle.
Pedal through Schwangau’s picturesque landscapes on a guided bike tour, offering a leisurely way to soak in the stunning Alpine views.

Inclusions

Day trip to Neuschwanstein Castle from Munich
Expert English-speaking guide
Transport between Munich and Neuschwanstein
Bike tour of the surrounding
Tour of the Neuschwanstein Castle

Exclusions

Skip-the-line Neuschwanstein Castle tickets (available for purchase on the day)

Lunch

08:45am: Departure from Discover Bavaria Shop in Munich.
11:15 am: Depart for a scenic bike ride to Swan Lake. Don’t forget your swimsuit for a refreshing swim opportunity!
12:45pm: Return to a local brewery/restaurant for lunch with stunning views of Neuschwanstein Castle.
2:30pm: Depart for Schwangau town.
2:45pm: Gather for a walk or take an optional bus (€3 per person) to Mary’s Bridge.
3:45pm: Begin the guided tour of Neuschwanstein Castle
4:45pm: Conclude the castle tour and descend to the bus.
5:30pm:Depart for Munich.
7:10pm: Arrive at Munich Central Station (first drop-off point).
7:15pm: Arrive at Marienplatz/Isartor (second and final drop-off point).

Skip-the-line tickets to the Castle will be available on the day of the tour at an extra cost.
The cost of lunch is not included in your tour package.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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