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Neuschwanstein Tours from Munich
- Take a fascinating tour of the breathtaking castles of Linderhof and Neuschwanstein from Munich and learn more about Bavarian history and landscapes.
- Travel in an air-conditioned coach from Munich to King Ludwig II's favorite castle Linderhof to explore the landscape, enjoy coffee, or marvel at the beauty of it.
- This optional live guided tour in English takes you through the picturesque village of Oberammergau and stops at Hohenschwangau where you can try Bavarian cuisine.
- After a scrumptious lunch, proceed to your next stop, the 'fairytale castle' –Neuschwanstein, and learn about its history on the audio guide, available in different languages.
- The skip-the-line tickets are pre-reserved and must be bought on the bus in the morning.
- Take a fascinating tour of the breathtaking castles of Linderhof and Neuschwanstein from Munich and learn more about Bavarian history and landscapes.
- Travel in an air-conditioned coach from Munich to King Ludwig II's favorite castle Linderhof to explore the landscape, enjoy coffee, or marvel at the beauty of it.
- This optional live guided tour in English takes you through the picturesque village of Oberammergau and stops at Hohenschwangau where you can try Bavarian cuisine.
- After a scrumptious lunch, proceed to your next stop, the 'fairytale castle' –Neuschwanstein, and learn about its history on the audio guide, available in different languages.
- The skip-the-line tickets are pre-reserved and must be bought on the bus in the morning.
Inclusions
- 10.5-hours day trip to the Linderhof and Neuschwanstein castles from Munich
- Air-conditioned coach
- English-speaking live guide on coach
- Audio guide in different languages for Neuschwanstein
- Headphones for audio guide on the bus (if available)
- Entry tickets to both the castles (for VIP tour option)
- English-speaking live guide in the castles (optional)
Exclusions
- Fee for the guided tours at the castles ( approx. 33 Euro per adult, 5 Euro per child until 17 years),
- Hotel transfers
- Food & drinks in the restaurants
- Tip: Please carry cash to buy entry tickets to both palaces as cards are not accepted.
- Please arrive at the meeting point at 8:45am.
- The language selection refers to Neuschwanstein Castle. The audio guide for Neuschwanstein is available in English, German, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, and French. The tour itself takes place in English live!
- This tour is not wheelchair/stroller accessible.
- Infant seats are unavailable.
- Pets are not allowed on this tour.
- Photography and filming are not permitted in the castles.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Cynthia
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It was a good tour. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Munich. (We brought snacks and water.) Keep in mind all the statues will be covered if you visit in the winter time 🙁 Thank you to our tour guide for sharing her personal stories about a divided Germany.
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Why choose transfers to Neuschwanstein Castle from Munich?
- Stress-free travel: Leave the planning to the experts and ensure a hassle-free sightseeing experience. Your direct transfers will take you from Munich and drop you on the castle's doorstep, allowing you to avoid public transport hassles in a new city.
- Expert insights: Understand the inspiration behind Neuschwanstein Castle. An expert English-speaking tour guide will accompany you on your tour and share fascinating details about King Ludwig II's life and the architectural marvels of the castle.
- Castle ticket included: All Neuschwanstein tours from Munich include entry to the castle. You can choose between exploring the interiors or roaming the castle grounds and going on a bike tour of the surrounding areas. These multiple add-ons also help you save money.
- Maximize your time: Neuschwanstein tours with transfers help you to save time and optimize your journey. With travel commute and insightful commentary included, you can make the most out of your day trip from Munich.
- Round-trip convenience: You do not have to worry about navigating unfamiliar schedules or catching the last train after your visit. The castle guided tours include round-trip transfers.
- Perfect for all: Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply seeking a fairytale escape, Neuschwanstein tours ensure an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.
All your Neuschwanstein tours from Munich explained
Day trip tickets
Best for: Nature enthusiasts
Duration: 11 hours
Guide: English-speaking guide
Access to Linderhof Palace: No
Entry inside: Yes
- These Neuschwanstein Castle tickets allow you to tour the palace interiors and roam the castle grounds. Go on a bike tour around Hohenschwangau, swim in Swan Lake, and indulge in a shopping spree at Oberammergau.
Premium guided tours
Best for: Visitors looking for a comprehensive sightseeing experience
Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes
Guide: Expert English-speaking guide
Access to Linderhof Palace: Yes
Entry inside: Yes
- The premium Neuschwanstein Castle tour offers a detailed walkthrough of the castle’s history and architecture. You can enjoy luxury transfers with refreshments and also visit the Linderhof Palace nearby.
Guided tours with train transfers
Best for: Those who love scenic landscapes
Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes
Guide: Professional tour guide
Access to Linderhof Palace: No
Entry inside: No
- Choose between bus or train transfers from Munich with these Neuschwanstein guided tours. If you are traveling between January and March, opt for train transfers to enjoy the snowy views.
Private guided tours
Best for: Families or visitors with limited mobility
Duration: 10 hours
Guide: English or German-speaking guide
Access to Linderhof Palace: Yes
Entry inside: Yes
- The private Neuschwanstein tour is perfect for visitors with a large group or anyone with limited mobility. Travel in a small group and enjoy transfers from Munich in a private, air-conditioned vehicle.
Traveling to Neuschwanstein Castle from Munich via public transport
By train
- Depart from Munich Hauptbahnhof (Munich Central Station) and board a regional train towards Füssen. Trains depart regularly throughout the day, taking approximately 2 hours.
- Tickets can be purchased online or at the station. Consider purchasing a Bayern Ticket (Bavaria Ticket) for discounted travel throughout Bavaria if you plan on further explorations.
- Once you arrive in Füssen, exit the train station and head towards the centrally located bus station.
By bus
- Locate the bus stop for routes 73 or 78, which depart frequently towards Hohenschwangau village, located at the foot of Neuschwanstein Castle. The bus ride takes about 15 minutes.
- Tickets can be purchased directly on the bus, and cash is typically the preferred mode of payment.
Your Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle itinerary
Morning:
- 7 am: Rise and shine! Grab a quick breakfast at your Munich hotel or a local bakery. Head to Munich Hauptbahnhof (Munich Central Station) to catch a regional train departing towards Fussen.
- 9 am: As the train winds its way through the Bavarian countryside, take in the picturesque scenery. Upon arrival in Füssen, head to the centrally located bus station.
- 9:30 am: Board bus route 73 or 78 for Hohenschwangau village. The ride takes about 15 minutes, offering glimpses of the magnificent castle perched on the hill.
Afternoon:
- 10 am: Arrive in Hohenschwangau and choose your ascent to Neuschwanstein. Opt for the scenic 30-minute walk through the forest path for stunning views, or take the convenient shuttle bus (fees apply) if you prefer to conserve energy for exploring the castle itself.
- 11 am: At the ticket center near the castle, redeem your pre-booked tickets (remember, booking online is crucial!).
- 11:30 am to 1 pm: Embark on a captivating self-guided tour of Neuschwanstein Castle with your multilingual audio guide. Explore the extravagant halls, like the Throne Room and the Singers' Hall, and marvel at the architectural marvel that is the Grotto.
- 1 pm to 2 pm: After your castle exploration, descend to Hohenschwangau and find a charming local Gasthaus (inn) for a hearty Bavarian lunch. Savor the delicious food and soak in the traditional atmosphere.
Evening:
- 2:30 pm: After a hearty lunch, explore the charming village of Hohenschwangau. Visit the nearby Hohenschwangau Castle (King Ludwig II's childhood residence) or simply take a stroll around the picturesque village, soaking in the fresh mountain air and postcard-perfect surroundings.
- 4 pm: Head back to Füssen by bus, taking in the final glimpses of Neuschwanstein from afar.
- 4:30 pm: In Füssen, spend some free time browsing through souvenir shops or grabbing a refreshing drink at a local cafe before catching your return train to Munich.
- 7 pm: As the train journeys back to Munich, reminisce about your enchanting Bavarian adventure, filled with breathtaking scenery and fairytale magic.
Frequently asked questions about Neuschwanstein tours from Munich
What is included in a Neuschwanstein tour from Munich?
Most Neuschwanstein Castle tours with transfers include castle premises and round-trip transportation from Munich to Hohenschwangau. You'll be accompanied by an English-speaking guide and get access to the nearby Linderhof Palace These tours also offer additional perks like complimentary snacks, free Wi-Fi, and air-conditioned coaches.
What is the duration of a Neuschwanstein tour with transfers?
Neuschwanstein tours from Munich are typically day trips, ranging from 10 to 11 hours. This includes travel time, the tour of the castle, and any additional stops included in the tour.
How much does it cost to travel from Munich to Neuschwanstein?
The best way to save money on travel costs is to book Neuschwanstein tours from Munich. The tours include travel costs and offer guided visits to the castle. Public trains are another economical option, with round-trip tickets from Munich to Fussen costing around €30. Public buses are another budget-friendly option, with tickets from Fussen to Hohenschwangau costing around €5 each way.
Are return transfers included in my Neuschwanstein tour from Munich?
Most Neuschwanstein tours from Munich include round-trip transfers from Munich back to the city center. You can check your ticket voucher for specific timings and confirmation details.
Is the price of entry to Neuschwanstein Castle included in the tour from Munich?
Depending on the kind of tours you choose, you can either explore the interiors of the palace, the castle grounds, or both. If you love art and architecture and do not have much time, choose Neuschwanstein Castle tours including access to the inside. And, if you love nature, make sure to prioritize tours that include the castle grounds, for they are spread across a large area, and offer stunning views of the castle.
