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Neuschwanstein & Linderhof Castles: Guided Tour from Munich

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Duration: 10h 30mins

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Yves, Canada

15 Oct 2022

Excellent

Nous avons adoré le service de transport autobus premium. Les 2 châteaux et les villages connexes sont hallucinants

PREMIUM EDITION Tour from Munich to NEUSCHWANSTEIN & LINDERHOF

Thomas, Germany

14 Aug 2023

Excellent

PREMIUM EDITION Tour from Munich to NEUSCHWANSTEIN & LINDERHOF

Anonymous

20 Aug 2023

Excellent

Très bien , mais malheureusement peu d explications en français …

PREMIUM EDITION Tour from Munich to NEUSCHWANSTEIN & LINDERHOF

About: Linderhof Palace

Tour the ornately decorated rooms and admire the intricate details. Walk through the beautifully landscaped gardens and fountains.

Linderhof Palace

Schloss- und Gartenverwaltung Linderhof, Linderhof 12 D-82488 Ettal, Munich

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