Things to do in Munich

Our tour guide Eva and another guide (apologies, I don’t remember her name — she is Japanese-German), together with the driver, provided excellent service throughout the trip. Even though it was a packed Sunday tour group, they remained calm and communicated everything clearly and in detail. The entire trip was very well organised, and the guides were both knowledgeable and friendly.

our driver was called something like Dragon and our touguide is a lady with beautiful blue eyes and grey hair and clear voice. I forgot her name unfortunately but she is so helpful and professional which makes the whole trip experience impeccable. I hope she can be my tour guide again! It is a worthy tour, I wish I had more time. If you love sightseeing and museums, you might want to skip lunch and tour around instead.

I participated in a 7-day tour in Munich, with a different local day trip each day, and this particular tour left the best and deepest impression on me. Whether you're in Munich for a long or short time, you should consider this one-day tour. Remember to visit Linderhof Palace; it's incredibly beautiful and reflects the excellent taste of the king at the time. I personally believe it's more worthwhile than other palaces, so if some Neuschwanstein Castle day tours don't include this palace, it's a missed opportunity. You absolutely must choose this tour. Besides thoroughly visiting both Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Castles, this tour also includes a visit to a lake, which I believe is called Alpine Lake, offering everything you could want. Linderhof Palace is also an indispensable part of the itinerary. Many tours only drive past the Painted Village (Oberammergau) on the tour bus, but this itinerary thoughtfully includes a short stop there, which I found sufficient. You can take photos, buy drinks, and purchase souvenirs in the Painted Village. Booking through Klook was very convenient. Also, because this tour is very popular, there's a high chance it departs daily. Our group on that day had about 50 people. On a side note, I saw a review on Klook about a male tour leader with braids whose reviews weren't great, which is quite a shame. Although he might come across as a bit arrogant, he actually has deep knowledge and extensive experience. I could tell he managed the time very well, though he was a bit stressed about time control. But you'll understand why after you complete this tour: excellent time management is crucial; otherwise, you won't be able to enter the palaces on time, and it would be difficult to squeeze in a short visit to the Painted Village. Everyone needs to understand this, which is why he was so focused on time control. Unfortunately, he told us it was his last day working, and I was lucky enough to have him lead our tour. He instructed us on how to navigate the Neuschwanstein Castle itinerary, how to save time by taking the shuttle bus here and there, which saved us some time and leg power. Before coming here, I had watched YouTube videos, and the routes they suggested for walking were very long and time-consuming. So, having this guide teach us how to complete the entire route within a certain timeframe was invaluable. He would walk around the bus, explaining and answering questions for each group individually. Although not overly detailed, it's challenging to explain things thoroughly on a moving bus, yet he still managed to answer questions for each group. Booking through Klook is very convenient, so I highly, highly recommend choosing this Neuschwanstein Castle & Linderhof Palace day tour and the Königssee & Magic Forest day tour through Klook. These two tours are a must-do. Strong recommendation. Additionally, I'd like to express that Klook only allows six photos to be uploaded for reviews, which doesn't allow us to provide detailed visuals for future interested travelers. I hope Klook can relax this limit and allow us to upload at least 20 photos in reviews so that the next participants can get a clearer understanding.

Next to the BMW headquarters and BMW Welt. Easy to access via subway. Detailed history of BMW and old models of automobiles and motorcycles.

I stayed in Munich for 5 days, so I purchased and used a 3-day ticket. The Munich City Pass was very easy to use, as I just had to show the voucher for admission! Plus, with unlimited use of public transportation within the city, I think it's a very efficient way to sightsee.

Neuschwanstein Castle is a true real-life fairytale, offering absolutely stunning alpine views, breathtaking nineteenth-century architecture, and unforgettable photo opportunities around every corner. It’s so easy to book thru Klook, overall it’s a great tour experience.

Very impressed, Steve was very knowledgable and talked us through the site, with lots of historical bits and pieces, highly recommanded.

our guide Cansel was excellent, right amount of humour and many facts and figures. smooth operation, saw what we wanted to see. bus driver was excellent also, felt very safe. worthwhile day

The itinerary provided ample time, but it's crucial to be very clear about the meeting time and location. Punctuality is very important. On our return trip, three people from our group weren't on the bus when it was time to leave. The tour guide looked for them but couldn't find them, so the bus departed on schedule.