The Royal Castles Neuschwanstein & Linderhof: Daytrip from Munich

Two of the most jaw-dropping castles in the world and sweeping countryside

Start time: 08:30
Duration: 10h 30mins
Audio guide: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish

Registered address: Luisenstrasse 1, 80333, München, DE

Contact details

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Included

Guided daytrip in an air-conditioned coach
Short visit of Oberammergau
Visit of Neuschwanstein Castle (about 4 hours to visit the castle and have lunch)
Visit of the Palace of Linderhof

Not included

Entrance fees to the Linderhof & Neuschwanstein castles need to be paid for on the bus or on location (€37 for Adults and young adults, €10 for Children)
Food and drinks

Meeting point

Karlsplatz 21, 80335, Munich

Show your smartphone ticket at the departure point to have it scanned and enter the bus
The bus departs from the bus stop Karlsplatz (Stachus) on Sonnenstraße
Look for the sign of the tour provider Autobus Oberbayern, which is also shown on the white tour bus
Please arrive at least 20 minutes prior to departure. The tour starts at 08:30. Seats are given on a first-come, first-served basis

Description

Steal away into a fairytale with a daytrip to Neuschwanstein & Linderhof Castles - two of the most extravagant castles in the world. See the castle that inspired Disney's Sleeping Beauty, in the calm seclusion of the Bavarian countryside, and get a sense of King Ludwig II's deep pockets and his obvious struggles with subtlety!

Depart from downtown Munich and get ready for castle doubleheader that's pure fantasy ... but in reality!

You'll toodle across hilly pastures and vast sweeping valleys to the Rococo elegance of Linderhof Palace. Inspired by the Palace of Versailles, it's all ornate Baroque architecture and manicured gardens.

As beautiful as it is, by King Ludwig II's standards, Linderhof is positively understated!

Neuschwanstein Castle will give you a proper sense of the Mad King's taste for opulent grandeur. There really is no way to exaggerate it - it's an architectural treasure that appears almost mystical on first glance... and second... and third!