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Munich Old City Free Tour

Overview of the tour in Munich

Please book at least 24 hours on forehand. The tour takes place when at least 7 persons have signed up for the tour. Right now the tours take place according to the 2Gplus rules, meaning you have to be fully vaccinated and you have to bring an official negative quick covid-19 test from the day the tour takes place and of course masks. We will meet on "Marienplatz" in front of the "Deutsche Bank" - look for the man with the dark brown cowboy hat. After getting to know each other with an introduction to the history of Munich we will "take off" with the oldest church in Munich "Saint Peter". Then will cross "Marienplatz" with the old and the new city hall to the "Cathedral Church of Our Lady - Frauenkirche". From there we'll pass through Emperor's fortress and the biggest city castle in Germany the "Residenz" to reach "Fieldmarschalsshall". The "Viktualien Market" - our next stop - offers 1807 local products. Here our tour will end.

This activity includes:

• New Town Hall
• Feldherrnhalle
• Victuals Market
• Frauenkirche

Marienplatz

• Munich Residenz
• Old Town Hall, Munich
• St. Peter's Church

Meeting point

You reach Marienplatz by subway or by walking from Karlsplatz/Stachus. We meet on Marienplatz at the "Hugendouble Corner". You recognize me by my brown cowboy hat.

Things to note

In case of very bad weather - storm, thunderstorm, heavy snow, or similar - the tour might be canceled. Otherwise, bring an umbrella and a raincoat. Minimum 7 participants are required for the tour to take place. Maximum 30. The tour includes visits to churches and requires modest clothing or making sure you bring it. It's a walking tour. That means comfortable shoes are required (10 cm high heels do not comply with this definition! Also, not flip-flops!). If you have a medical condition that might limit walking, consider avoiding the tour. I organize this tour voluntarily, therefore I hold no responsibility for bodily injuries or property damages during the tours. In case you liked the tour, Leave a generous tip, And spread the word!

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Munich Sightseeing: The 8 Best Munich Tours & Day Trips

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One of Germany ’s most celebrated cities, Munich is famous for its beer culture, traditional Bavarian food, excellent museums, and, of course, Oktoberfest. From the opulence of the Residenz to bustling beer halls, you’ll never run out of things to do and see in Munich. It’s actually quite difficult to narrow down all the sightseeing in Munich to a few highlights, especially if you have just a couple of days to see this captivating German city.

To help you make the most of your time in Munich, we have selected our list of the top Munich tours and day trips to the surrounding German countryside. Here you will discover Munich’s best sights , as well as fun short trips outside of the city. From extravagant castles to quaint picturesque European towns, Germany’s scenic Bavarian region has something for everyone.

Read on to discover the best 8 tours in Munich for your German holiday!

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How to Book Tours in Munich

While there is no shortage of tour agents in Munich, we actually prefer booking our tours online.  GetYourGuide  is our go-to for booking tours. You can compare all the tour options around Munich in one place and choose the excursion that is just right for you. Plus,  GetYourGuide  has an excellent cancellation policy in case your holiday plans change.

Munich: Top 8 Tours & Day Trips

1. see munich’s top spots on a walking tour.

What better way to start sightseeing in Munich than with a walking tour of Munich’s most famous locations ? The guides are knowledgeable, entertaining, and work for tips so these walking tours are the best in Munich. There is so much to discover in Munich beyond beer and Oktoberfest. On this tour, you’ll see all of the highlights, conveniently wrapped into two hours. If you only have one day in Munich then this is the tour for you.

This Munich sightseeing tour starts in the Marienplatz , Munich’s central square and the epicenter of this city’s long history. With a distinctly Bavarian feel to it, the Marienplatz is full of street performers, musicians, restaurants, and shops. Located in the center of Old Town, your guide will tell you about the history of Munich and point out buildings of historical significance, like the impressive gothic-style New Town Hall . You’ll also get to see Munich’s famous mechanical clock, the Rathaus-Glockenspiel .

Continuing, the group will visit the landmark Church of Our Lady, or Frauenkirche . Most visitors will recognize it immediately because of its two domed towers that distinguish it from the rest of the Munich skyline. Next, you’ll pass by the famed Hofbräuhaus beer hall , one of the most celebrated beer taverns in the world. 

You’ll explore the vibrant outdoor market of Viktualienmarkt, full of delicious German food and Bavarian handicrafts. And at the Royal Residence , you will learn the stories of the Bavarian royal family. For the final stop on your tour of Munich, you’ll visit the Church of Peter , Munich’s oldest church that has stunning ornate frescos and interiors.

You’ll leave this Munich walking tour more knowledgeable about the origins of Oktoberfest and Bavarian beer culture. It’s the perfect way to explore one of Germany’s most picturesque cities. 

Your walking city tour of Munich will include:

• An English or Spanish-speaking guide
• Tips of the best locations to eat or drink beer

Book A Free Walking Tour of Munich

2. Eat and Drink Your Way Through Munich on a Bavarian Beer and Food Tour

Munich is known worldwide for its tasty brews and for its annual Oktoberfest celebration. So, of course, in Munich, there’s no shortage of renowned German breweries, lively Bier gardens, traditional Bier halls, and famous taverns.

On this Bavarian beer and food tour , you will sample local delicacies. You will also learn all about the history, culture, and production of beer. With a knowledgeable guide, you’ll visit several of Munich’s best beer halls and swap tales with fellow travelers. All of this while sampling the best Bavarian-style food and beer. Highlights of your evening out in Munich will include an exclusive tour of the Oktoberfest Museum and a stop at the world-renowned Hofbräuhaus Tavern.

Be sure not to eat before the tour, you’ll be offered plenty of traditional Bavarian food, like Weisswurst (a white sausage that this region is known for), dumplings, and roast pork. The food is paired with several different delicious varieties of German beer.

You are more than welcome to continue on your own after the tour ends with the new friends that you meet during your tour. If you are lucky, you might even see a performance from a traditional Bavarian Oompah band!

Your Bavarian beer & food tour will include the following:

• Fully guided tour by English-speaking local resident
• Personal advice and recommendations
• Transport to the historic center of Munich
• Entrance to an exclusive private tour of the Oktoberfest Museum
• Beer sampling session
• Table reservation at a traditional beer hall
• A giant platter of traditional Bavarian food

Book a Bavarian Beer & Food Tour

3. Attend a Concert at the Munich Residenz

Looking for a unique Munich sightseeing opportunity? Every Thursday and Saturday at 6:30 pm,  the Residenz Soloists and members of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra perform in the Hofkapelle (Court Chapel) of the Munich Residenz.  

The Hofkapelle is an amazing venue – small and intimate – that will make you feel as though you’ve stepped back in time. In fact, Mozart himself once played at the Hofkapelle. The interior of the chapel is exquisitely decorated. You’ll enjoy marveling at the colorful frescos while listening to the orchestra perform.

Immersing yourself in the sights and sounds of the 17th and 18th centuries makes for one of the most memorable evenings out in Munich. The performance is lively and is suitable for classical music lovers and those that are new to the genre.

The concert program at the Residenz changes weekly and you’ll hear masterpieces by Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, and other great composers of the Baroque and Classical periods. You’ll also have the option of adding a meal or a 3-Course dinner with beer when booking at an additional cost.

Make sure you book your Munich Residenz concert tickets well in advance as this small venue frequently sells out!

Buy Tickets for a Concert at the Munich Residenz

4. Explore Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Palace

For one of the best day trips from Munich, you’ll want to visit Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Palace . Both are exquisite architectural gems and should not be missed during your trip to Southern Germany !

This German castle tour includes visits to both Neuschwanstein and Linderhof as well as a stop for shopping and exploring in Oberammergau , a charming Bavarian town that resembles something out of a fairytale.

Your full-day Bavarian castle tour will depart near the main railway station in Munich at 8:30 am, where you’ll board a comfortable bus for a smooth 1.5-hour bus ride. Your first stop, Linderhof palace was inspired by the Palace of Versailles and the French influence is readily apparent.

You’ll have the opportunity to explore the immaculately manicured gardens as well as the interior of the palace (tickets purchased separately). Your guide will tell you all about the crazy King Ludwig II of Bavaria and how he built the castles of his dreams, both of which you will see today.  

After a stop for photos and lunch in Oberammergau, the group will arrive at the iconic Neuschwanstein Castle where you’ll get a few hours to explore this breathtaking landmark. It’s one of the most impressive sites in Germany , thanks to its prime location at the foot of the Alps. If you think Neuschwanstein Castle looks familiar, that’s probably because it was the inspiration for the castle at Walt Disney World. When it comes to Munich sightseeing, you simply can’t miss Neuschwanstein Castle!

The entire tour lasts 10.5 hours and you will arrive back in Munich at approximately 6:30 pm. 

Your Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Palace tour will include:

• Travel in a luxury tour bus with a tour guide
• Audio guides
• You’ll need to purchase your castle entry ticket separately: 8.50€ for Linderhof Palace and 13€ for Neuschwanstein Castle. You can buy tickets during the tour.

Book a Tour of Neuschwanstein Castle & Linderhof Palace

5. Learn about the Holocaust at Dachau Concentration Camp

Did you know that Germany’s first concentration camp, Dachau, is located just thirty miles outside of Munich? The site is now home to the Dachau Memorial . It is a place to learn about the significance and tragedy of the Dachau concentration camp during the time of National Socialism in Germany.

The advantage of booking a tour of the Dachau Memorial is that a qualified guide will show you the grounds of the former camp, the historical buildings, and parts of the permanent exhibition all while providing additional background about World War II and further insight into the horrors that occurred at Dachau. 

On your tour, you will be guided through the prison cells and gas chambers. You will hear firsthand accounts of the prisoners’ own experiences and the suffering they faced. During this tour, you will imagine everyday life in the camp from its beginnings to its liberation by the US Forces in 1945. The knowledgeable guide will explain the meaning behind the pictures and exhibits in the museum.

Learn about the dark history of the holocaust during this thought-provoking tour and experience the somber atmosphere of Dachau firsthand – it’s a grim but important sight to see in Munich.

Your Dachau Memorial tour will include:

• Guided tour of the Dachau Memorial Site
• Transportation by train

Book a Guided Tour of the Dachau Memorial Site

6. Drive the Romantic Road to Rothenburg, Germany’s most Instagrammable town

For another amazing Munich sightseeing experience, you should visit the cozy medieval village of Rothenburg , one of Germany’s most colorful towns. This full-day tour traverses the Romantic Road , a route that links together some of Bavaria’s most picture-perfect towns and famous castles. During the drive, you’ll soak in the beauty of the German countryside. 

The first stop will be Harburg Castle , one of the oldest, largest, and best-preserved castle complexes in southern Germany . You’ll be able to explore the castle and see how residents protected themselves within the high walls and defended against invaders in the middle ages.

After a short rest and coffee, the tour continues to Rothenburg, a charming medieval town. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time as you wander along the beautiful cobblestone streets exploring this unique walled city. Shop for a souvenir in the boutiques, have a meal, or sip a Bier in one of Rothenburg’s traditional pubs .

One thing that makes Rothenburg so special is the plethora of traditional half-timbered houses that Germany is known for. You’ll want to make sure you have your camera with you as Rothenburg is one of the most Instagrammable spots in the country! 

Your drive back to Munich will be through one of the largest hops-growing regions in the world, the Hallertau . This full-day tour is a great way to see one of the most beautiful regions of southern Germany .

Your Romantic Road and Rothenburg tour will include:

• Travel in a luxury bus with a tour guide
• Skip-the-line tickets
• Entry to the Harburg is not included in the tour price (€8)

Book a Tour of Rothenburg and Germany’s Romantic Road

7. Discover beautiful Salzburg, including sites from “The Sound of Music”

Not too far from Munich lies beautiful Salzburg , surrounded by lakes and the stunning snow-capped Alps. Though most famous for being the setting of the film, The Sound of Music , Salzburg is also the hometown of Mozart and you can still see his residence and the cafes he frequented. 

While Salzburg is located in Austria, it’s actually quite easy to visit as a part of this Salzburg day trip from Munich . Your tour will start at Munich Central Train Station at 9 am, where a guide will meet you for a 2-hour train ride from Munich to Austria.

Upon arriving in Salzburg, your guide will give you a map and during the 1.5-hour tour, you will be shown the major sights. You’ll then have an additional three hours to explore the city on your own once you are oriented. 

Salzburg is an old-world beauty. Stroll down the city’s UNESCO-protected streets, admiring the extravagant chapels and palaces. Wander through the beautiful Mirabelle Gardens to see sights filmed in The Sound of Music . Be sure to see the stunning Domkirche ( Salzburg Cathedral ), one of Salzberg’s most striking buildings. And you can’t miss the Festung Hohensalzburg set high on the hill above the city, it’s one of the oldest and best-preserved fortresses in Europe.

This memorable tour is a great way to see the medieval churches, monasteries, and catacombs that Salzburg offers. After a day of exploring, you’ll meet back up with the group to return to Munich.

Pro Tip: Don’t forget to bring your passport as you’ll be traveling from Germany to Austria. Passport checks sometimes occur when traveling via train between two countries in the EU. 

Your Salzberg day tour will include:

• Transport on the 1.5-hour train journey from Munich to Salzburg and back
• Fully-guided tour
• Map of Salzburg

Book a Day Trip to Salzburg

8. Visit Historic Nuremberg, One of Germany’s Most Famous Cities

For another great day trip, take a scenic train ride north of Munich to the historic city of Nuremberg . It’s easy to spend an entire afternoon exploring Nuremberg’s quaint old town, sampling delicious regional food in its cafes, and shopping in its world-famous Christmas markets – even if you’re visiting in the summer (they are actually open year-round).

Nuremberg is also known for its involvement with the Nazi Party, and if you’re a history buff you can see the actual Nazi Party Rally Grounds and some of the largest Third Reich buildings. Art lovers will enjoy Nuremberg’s Gothic churches, which contain pieces by some of Germany’s most talented artists. And photographers will love the colorful markets that have been part of the city for nearly 700 years. There is something for every taste in this enchanting German city.

This full-day tour from Munich to Nuremberg departs at 8:40 am from Munich’s central station for the short 90-minute train ride to Nuremberg. During the tour, you will learn all about the unofficial capital of the first Germanic Empire and the role that the city played during the Second World War. The city also played an important role in the Reformation era as well as in the scientific and printing revolution.

Your tour will also include a visit to one of the most iconic landmarks, the stunning Nuremberg Castle that overlooks the city. Nuremberg is one of Germany’s most famous cities, and there is so much to see that it’s easy to miss some of the best sights if you don’t have a guide. Luckily, this tour ensures you’ll see the best of Nuremberg even if you only have a day to explore!

Your tour of Nuremberg will include:

• English speaking guide
• Fully-guided tour of the historic city center and the Nazi Party rally grounds
• 2-way ticket for the transport from Munich to Nuremberg via train 

Book a Day Trip to Nuremberg

That’s it! The best tours and day trips in Munich, Germany. Did we miss anything? Let us know in the comments.

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City tours in Munich

Whether on foot, by bike or in a rickshaw, a guided tour will give you the opportunity to get to know Munich’s most beautiful spots with a certified tour guide. Check here to find out about the private guided tours available on a variety of themes, as well as a selection of special city walking tours for individuals. For your convenience, you can simply book the tour you would like online here.

Old Town Tour

The city tour for everyone who wants to get to know the most beautiful corners of Munich's city centre.

• Interesting anecdotes and exciting facts
• Officially trained guides of the City of Munich

Visit of the Law Library: Juristische Bibliothek

Impressive architecture and unique ambience: discover the Law Library in the New Town Hall.

• Visit of the Law Library
• Time for exploration and photos

Frauenkirche: Visit of the South Tower

Book a visit to the observation deck of Munich's Frauenkirche here and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city.

• View over the whole city
• Observation deck is protected against wind and weather

New Town Hall Tour

Discover the New Town Hall at Marienplatz with an official guide from München Tourismus.

• Exclusive tour of the New Town Hall
• Visit to the City Hall Balcony

City Bike and Englischer Garten

On a bike you can explore Munich and its sights in a completely different way.

• Bike tour through Munich with an experienced guide
• Rental bike included

Justizpalast Tour

During the guided tour of the present-day seat of the Bavarian State Ministry of Justice, you will learn everything about the history and significance of the neo-baroque court and administrative building.

• Historical building
• Informative tour

Spaten Brewery Tour

Experience a brewery tour at Spaten with a look behind the scenes, interesting facts about the company history and beer tasting in the brewery tower.

• 3-hour guided tour through the Spaten brewery
• Including 2 beers à 0.5 litres and pretzel

Viktualienmarkt Tasting Tour

Discover the most delicious delicacies of the city and learn all kinds of interesting facts about Munich's most famous food market.

• 120-minute tour
• Tasting portions of special Munich delicacies directly at the market

Visit of the New Town Hall Tower

Discover Munich's highlights from a very special perspective after just a few seconds in the lift!

• Without climbing stairs

With the pedicap guide through the historical city center

Enjoy this special tour and pedicap ride past all the famous sights of Munich's old town.

• 60 minute pedicab tour for up to 2 people.
• Free choice of time between 10 am - 6 pm

Pedicab tour through the old town and nature

Enjoy this special city tour and the attractions in the Englischer Garten.

• Two-hour pedicab tour for up to 2 people

Rental bike 1 day

With a rental bike, you can experience Munich at your own personal pace.

• Pick-up at the main station
• Including lock
• Further accessories on request

Hofbräuhaus Tour

Discover the most famous beer hall in the world with an official guide of the city of Munich and enjoy a fresh Mass of beer afterward!

• Look behind the scenes
• Free beer or soft drink

Munich – Third Reich Tour

Get to know the special role of Munich during the time of National Socialism on this walk.

• 2.5-hour guided tour through Munich
• Along famous places with reference to NS history

Dachau Memorial Tour

Visit the grounds of the concentration camp in Dachau with a qualified guide and learn more about this dark time.

• Guided tour of the Dachau concentration camp memorial site
• Public transport included for outward and return journey

Beer & brewery tour

Get to know the secrets around the barley juice on a beer and brewery tour in the world capital of beer.

• 3.5-hour guided tour of the Paulaner Bräuhaus
• Including bus transfer to the brewery
• Including 2 beers à 0.5 litres

Private guided tour through Munich's Old Town

Discover the most beautiful corners of Munich's city centre with your personal guide from the City of Munich.

• Private 2-hour guided tour through Munich's Old Town
• Choose your preferred time
• For up to 25 people

At a glance: our guided tours for groups

Guided tours in Munich: adventure or pleasure, art or culture – our tours especially for groups.

Munich Card & City Pass

Discover Munich in a relaxed and uncomplicated way: discounts for the diverse range of art, culture and leisure activities with our guest cards.

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Reduced or included!

Public transport is included

Many discounts with the Card, many things for free with the Pass.

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Virtual Tour Munich

Explore Munich on a virtual and personal live tour with your official guide of the city. 

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• Book the Munich-Card
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Resumen de contenido de este post

• 1.1 Free tour por Múnich, el más clásico de los free tours por Múnich
• 1.2 Free tour por el casco histórico de Múnich, uno de los free tours por Múnich más centrado en la historia
• 1.3 Free tour de los secretos e historias de Múnich, uno de los free tours por Múnich más alternativos
• 1.4 Otros free tours en Múnich que seguro que te gustan
• 2.1 ¿Cuánto dinero se da en un free tour?
• 3 Excursiones y actividades baratas en Munich por menos de 20 euros
• 4 ¿Quieres organizar un viaje a Munich como este?
• 5 Otros contenidos que probablemente te interesen:

Los 3 mejores free tours por Múnich: visitas guiadas imprescindibles para conocer la ciudad

Múnich es una ciudad vibrante, súper verde y un excelente lugar para vivir . La capital de Baviera es la tercera ciudad más grande de Alemania y una de las mayores en número de habitantes de Europa.  Además, es la capital financiera del país y una de las que mejor calidad de vida ofrece en Alemania. Quizás el famoso Oktoberfest de la ciudad tenga algo que ver 😝 

Pero Múnich es mucho más que una ciudad moderna en la que vivir el estilo de vida de centro Europa. De hecho, también es un excelente destino turístico que visitar, con una infinidad de puntos de interés interesantes que descubrir. En su centro histórico encontrarás la plaza Marienplatz, el famoso mercado de Viktualienmarkt (uno de nuestros favoritos de la ciudad) o su hermosa catedral .

Sin duda, la mejor forma de conocer todas las caras de esta ciudad es a través de algunos de los free tours por Múnich que te proponemos. ¿Estás preparado/a? ¡Empezamos! 😉

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Free tour por Múnich , el más clásico de los free tours por Múnich

Esta visita guiada por Múnich es, sin duda, una de las más básicas e imprescindibles de todos los free tours por Múnich que puedes hacer. Es una forma fantástica de hacerte una idea de los principales puntos de interés de la ciudad, iniciarte en su historia y comenzar a ubicarte en tu nuevo destino.

RESERVAR FREE TOUR POR MÚNICH

Este free tour por Múnich de Civitatis parte de la Marienplatz , en el corazón del centro histórico de Múnich y pasa por alguno de puntos de interés más emblemáticos de la ciudad. Entre ellos, el Ayuntamiento Viejo y Nuevo, con el famoso carrillón de Múnich incluido. 

Durante el recorrido tu guía profundizará en la historia de la ciudad y el paso del nazismo . Mientras, recorrerás la calles de Múnich , donde podrás contemplar la catedral Frauenkirche , el Teatro y la Ópera Nacional o la plaza Max Joseph Platz .

Este free tour por Múnich se realiza todos los días en horario de mañana y de tarde , así que es ideal para encajarlo en tu ruta por la ciudad.

Puedes reservarlo desde aquí .

Free tour por el casco histórico de Múnich , uno de los free tours por Múnich más centrado en la historia

Nada como un paseo por el casco histórico de una ciudad de la mano de un guía experto para conocer todos los secretos que esconde. Con este free tour por el casco histórico de Múnich podrás hacerlo y empaparte de la vida local. 

Seguro que te suena el ‘ Oktoberfest ‘ de Múnich , en tu recorrido por algunos imprescindibles de la ciudad, como Odeonsplatz o la Catedral Frauenkirche, tu guía te descubrirá algunos de los secretos de la cultura bávara y su estrecha relación con la cerveza.

RESERVAR FREE TOUR POR EL CASCO HISTÓRICO DE MUNICH

Es este free tour por la zona histórica de Múnich repetirás algunos lugares que también se visitan en los demás free tours por Múnich de este top 3, pero tu guía se enfocará en repasar los 9 siglos de historia de la ciudad . Y, aunque todos los tours que te estoy recomendando son diferentes, lo mejor es que elijas aquel que te resulte más interesante . 

Este free tour por Múnich se realiza todos los días en tres horarios distintos , dos de mañana y uno de tarde, así que podrás incluirlo en tu ruta por la ciudad sin problema.

Free tour de los secretos e historias de Múnich , uno de los free tours por Múnich más alternativos

¿Quieres conocer Múnich a tu ritmo, según tus intereses y descubriendo sus secretos? Este free tour en español por Múnich es para ti. Una visita guiada que te lleva por los básicos de la ciudad de una forma amena y divertida.

Sin duda, uno de los free tours por Múnich más alternativos que te llevará por los i mprescindibles del centro histórico de Múnich con una perspectiva diferente. En esta visita guiada pasarás por los lugares más clásicos de la ciudad, mientras conoces anécdotas de la II Guerra Mundial , la cultura de la ciudad o su gastronomía.  

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Ten en cuenta que este free tour no se realiza todos los días , así que tendrás que comprobar muy bien si puedes realizarlo en tu paso por la ciudad.

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¿Cómo funcionan los free tours por Munich?

Estos free tours por Munich de los que te hemos hablado son visitas guiadas de aproximadamente dos horas de duración que se realizan andando con un guía que te contará un millón de historias interesantes sobre la ciudad en español.

Normalmente cuando reservas uno de estos free tours por Munich, habrá un punto de encuentro en el que quedarás con el guía para empezar el paseo. Estas visitas guiadas son sin duda una de las mejores maneras de descubrir una ciudad acompañado/a de alguien 100% experto/a en el destino y que podrá darte recomendaciones locales súper fiables.

¿Cuánto dinero se da en un free tour?

Antes de contratar uno de estos free tours por Múnich tienes que tener en cuenta que aunque reservar plaza en ellos es gratuito y que no tienen un precio fijo, no puedes irte sin darle una propina al guía. El nombre de free tour viene de que eres libre de pagar la cifra con la que tú te sientas cómodo/a en función de cuánto te haya gustado la visita guiada.

Para que te hagas una idea,  nosotros solemos dar entre 10 y 15 euros por persona . Alguna vez hemos llegado a dar 20 o 25 si el tour era largo y nos ha gustado muchísimo.

Excursiones y actividades baratas en Munich por menos de 20 euros

Si este top 3 de free tours por Munich que te recomendamos te han sabido a poco, debes saber que hay un montón de excursiones y actividades baratas en la ciudad. Por menos de 20 euros por persona puedes disfrutar de Múnich. Aquí van algunas recomendaciones:

• Tour por el Múnich del Tercer Reich por 15 euros . La historia de Alemania tiene una honda herida debido al nazismo. Descubre cómo afecto esta oscura estapa de la historia en este tour temático por lo que solemos dar nosotros en un free tour.
• Tour de los misterios y leyendas de Múnich por 15 euros . ¿Quieres realizar una visita guiada diferente y divertida? Este tour por los misterios y leyendas te sorprenderá y te pondrá los pelos de punta al mismo tiempo. 
• Visita guiada por el Olympiapark y el Jardín Inglés por 20 euros . En 1972 Múnich acogió los Juegos Olímpicos y dejó estas maravillosas instalaciones en la ciudad. Recórrelas de la mano de un guía que te contará todos los secretos de esos juegos.  

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15 Best Day Trips from Munich

Whether it’s hearty Bavarian food and beer you’re looking for, or jaw-dropping vistas from the top of The Alps, the various regions around Munich, Bavaria’s largest city, are a wealth of endless possibilities for any and all types of traveller.

From castles and palaces more magical and mysterious than the last, to beautiful natural escapes that are within easy reaching distance, finding the perfect Munich day trip couldn’t be easier.

Between the country’s highly reputable transport system and the ease of hiring a car in Europe, you’ll have no problem in arriving at the ideal excursion and enjoying all it has to offer within the space of a day.

To get you started, here are the best day trips from Munich :

1. Neuschwanstein Castle

Arguably the most iconic castle in Europe, if not the world, this pastel-coloured masterpiece with its complex of sprawling turrets, battlements, towers and spires is a true testament to the concept of a fairytale castle.

So much so, that it was actually used for the inspiration behind Walt Disney’s famous castles in the various Disneyland parks.

Less than two hours away from Munich, you’ll be transported to a realm of princes and princesses in a magnificent structure that is just as lavish on the inside as on the out.

You can expect a luxurious Throne Room and indulgent decorations inspired by romantic literature and opera.

This is without mentioning of course, the stunning views of the Alps that can be enjoyed from one of the many towers.

2. Linderhof Palace

The mind behind Neuschwanstein Castle, namely King Ludwig II – happened to also have another favourite spot.

Linderhof Palace, tucked away in the alpine woods near the mountains where Neuschwanstein sits, is an elegantly furnished palace built with the intention of being the king’s hunting lodge in the late 19th Century.

Like so many of the royal establishments of the era, Linderhof is supremely luxurious, containing rich wall hangings, immaculately carved fountains and beautiful gardens.

Make sure you don’t miss the Hall of Mirrors, the Tapestry Chambers and the famous Venus Grotto.

It’s worth noting that you can find some tours that combine Linderhof Palace with Neuschwanstein Castle in the space of a single day.

3. Herrenchiemsee

Built on an island that happens to be situated in the middle of Bavaria’s largest lake (a worthy tour in itself), the royal complex of Herrenchiemsee is only around 60km from Munich and truly is a sight to behold.

Partially finished but no less impressive, the palace grounds contain highlights such as the State Staircase, the Great Hall of Mirrors and King Ludwig’s Small Apartment.

The gardens are bedecked with fountains and sculptures of exceptional calibre and you can expect not one, but two museums to be found on the estate.

The King Ludwig II Museum and the Augustinian Monastery are both filled to the brim with artefacts from the King’s life and pieces of priceless furniture.

4. Salzburg

Make your way to the Austrian border and hop over to one of Europe’s most loved countries where you’ll find the impossibly picturesque city of Salzburg, surrounded by alpine snow peaks and complete with Baroque-style castles and romantic neighbourhoods.

Most famously known for being the birthplace of the immortalised composer Mozart, Salzburg is a hotbed of attractions concerning the late musician.

With it’s pretty winding roads, beautiful Old Town and scenic natural backdrop, it’s easy to see why the city was the setting of Mozart’s The Sound of Music.

Make sure you set time aside to visit Salzburg’s cathedral and the wonderful St Peter’s Abbey.

5. Nuremberg

One of the oldest cities in Bavaria, the ancient settlement of Nuremberg has been the site of many pivotal artistic and cultural events since the 14th and 15th Centuries and still holds a lot of the evidence there today.

So much importance has been attributed to the arts here that almost all of the beautiful Gothic buildings and various churches have been painstakingly restored after bombing from World War II. Discover a sense of deep history walking along the preserve walls of the city and explore the castle in the city center that offers excellent views from its vantage point on top of a hill.

6. Ingolstadt

Perfect for wandering around on foot due to it’s pedestrian-friendly layout, with wide walkways and boulevards, the old town of Ingolstadt is a veritable maze of historic buildings each more beautiful than the last.

Encircled by the preserved ruins of medieval battlements and fortifications, you’ll find highlights such as the Rathausplatz, the monumental Herzogsschloss and the Kreuztor.

Amongst the many wonders you’ll find scattered around the town, be sure to make time for the Minister of Our Lady Church, that contains the jaw-droppingly beautiful and largest stained glass window in Bavaria that was installed in 1527.

7. The Schleissheim Palace Complex

Containing not one, not two, but three magnificent palaces, the 18th Century-built Schleissheim Palace and Park is a convenient 20km away from the center of Munich, meaning its gorgeous attractions are within easy reaching distance either by public transport or by car.

The Neues Schloss is the grandest of the palaces with pavilions linking the huge sections of building and interior that is guaranteed to dazzle visitors with its subtle combinations of different styles including Baroque, Italian and Rococo.

Standout highlights include the Entrance Hall and the Grand Staircase Hall.

The other highlight every bit as impressive as the palaces is the Schleissheim Park which is a Baroque garden that has survived since 1720.

One of the most striking townscapes in Europe belongs to the skyline of Passau, a combination of Italian-style buildings and houses reminiscent of Venice overlooking the banks of the beautiful River Danube.

Located on the Austrian border, the town is perfect for those looking for a riverside getaway.

Passau’s old town is perfectly laid out to give the impression of always being close to the water’s edge, with cobbled lanes leading down from the hill to the river at regular intervals.

Be sure to visit the Cathedral of St Stephen and the pedestrianized shopping street Ludwigstrasse, where you’ll find all manner of Austrian and Bavarian goods and treats.

9. Rothenburg

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is one of Europe’s most impeccably well-preserved towns and without a doubt one of the most picturesque towns in the world.

Street after street are lined with pastel-coloured, fairytale timbered buildings and store fronts and no shortage of fine churches.

A popular stop on the famous route through various towns known as the Romantic Road, Rothenburg attracts visitors from all over the world to amble through its postcard perfect streets.

10. Berchtesgaden and Eagle’s Nest

Perched on a vantage point-like spot that is surrounded by the striking beauty of the Berchtesgaden National Park, the town of the same name is frequently visited by travellers in search of the perfect 360 degree view of the Alps.

The town boasts an impressively old palace dating back to the 1100’s and the Wittelsbach dynasty.

Also of great popularity to tourists is the infamous Eagle’s Nest, a hideaway built into the mountain for Hitler, standing at an astonishing 1834 meters.

A perfect mix of Alpine scenery and fascinating history, the town of Berchtesgaden is best visited on a tour with a professional guide and ease of transport from Munich.

11. Mount Eckbauer

A nationwide favourite place for snowsports, Mount Eckbauer is the home of the astronomically large Olympic ski jump that is still used today.

Best viewed from the thrilling gondolas of the Eckbauerbahn, its been in use since the Winter Olympics of 1936. With unbeatable views of the snowy Alps, you can even bring a toboggan with you to descend one of the public slopes instead of taking the return gondola.

Also wonderfully appropriate for the location is the hearty Berggasthof where you can fill up on beer and traditional, deliciously authentic Bavarian food.

12. Chiemsee

Easily reachable in under two hours from Munich on public transport, you’ll find Chiemsee, the largest lake in Bavaria.

Its serene waters, backdropped by mountains make for excellent photo opportunities on both sunny and overcast days.

One of the main attractions of the lake is the Prienavera centre, a custom complex built specifically for exercise and relaxation and boasting both indoor and outdoor pools with panoramic views of the lake and unique lakeside saunas.

If all the relaxation works up an appetite, then enjoy a meal at one of the many waterside restaurants before returning to the city.

13. Walchensee

For more alpine lake magic, head about an hour away from Munich to the depths of Walchensee Lake, one of the deepest in Germany.

With a host of activities available, it’s impossible not to stay entertained when visiting, whether you surf, sail dive or fish in Walchensee’s waters.

To get a real perspective of the depth of the lake, you can venture up into the mountains the surround it and peer down into the clear water.

Once you’re up in the mountains you can also enjoy a number of hiking trails, including the beautiful pine tree-lined Mittenwald.

14. Partnach Gorge

Declared as a natural monument owing to its stunning aesthetic beauty, the Partnach Gorge offers an immersive adventure into the middle of the gorge along winding walkways that take you down cliff side paths and through waterfalls.

Make sure you wear clothes that you’re prepared to get a little wet!

15. Regensburg

Less than 2 hours away from Munich is a world famous, UNESCO listed World Heritage Site that sits on the banks of the River Danube.

A truly remarkable city with roots dating back to 179 AD, the riverside city flourished from the regular trade routes established after the Stone Age and as a result is home to some fascinating history and beautiful architecture.

15 Best Day Trips from Munich:

• Neuschwanstein Castle
• Linderhof Palace
• Herrenchiemsee
• The Schleissheim Palace Complex
• Berchtesgaden and Eagle's Nest
• Mount Eckbauer
• Partnach Gorge

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