Things to do in Munich

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Neuschwanstein Castle on a Chinese-guided day tour, and it was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment we boarded the bus, everything was well-organized, and the day was packed with incredible moments. Tour Organization: The entire tour was perfectly coordinated. Our guide, who spoke fluent Mandarin, provided fascinating details about the history and mythology behind the castle. I truly appreciated the fact that we didn't need to worry about navigating the language barrier or figuring out transportation; everything was taken care of, from the moment we met to the time we returned to our starting point.

More than enough time to explore the area. I opted to not buy the tickets and enjoyed the view from the outside. Comfortable bus ride. Arrive early to secure your seating on the bus as it fills up very quickly. Everyone was early and the bus filled up and we left 15 mins earlier than the scheduled timeframe. Free toilets near the entrance of both castles otherwise mainly paid toilets.

Great experience and definitely worth going if you’re in Munich! There are lots of antique, special cars and the building itself has beautiful architecture.

Our guide Malina is amazing, managing perfectly with a large group of 75 ppl, very clear on whereto go when to meet up with detail history sharing about the locations. The weather was strange with sunny windy and rainy at the zame time, so it was cold, but it's still nice to ealk through the little town and have a meal there. It is worth to pay 10eur for guided tour in Harburg, it shows places which only group tour can see.

the highlight of my trip in Germany, Bayern Munich vs Chelsea (UEFA Champions League). The atmosphere was energizing and was just a lot of fun. the real MVP of the game was the chearing squad. It was amazing!

good trip! really enjoy ourselves. highly recommended. Glad that it’s a joint English and Chinese tour group.

Our tour guide, Monica, provided a very clear explanation on the day of the tour and even handed out homemade paper maps to help everyone find the meeting time and location after free time. The bus was also equipped with a restroom (though I didn't use it). Traveling solo and joining a group tour means interacting with travel companions from different countries, which is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you can learn about different cultures and exchange travel experiences, enriching the trip. But on the other hand, group members come from different backgrounds with varying travel habits, and their time management and behavior may cause slight inconveniences, requiring more tolerance and flexibility.

Great pass that is value for money, would say it’s the best for solo travellers because you get to cover many museums and enjoy the rich history of Munich! Public transport in Munich is not super cheap either so this pass is definitely worth it! I managed to cover 6 places with a 2 day pass. Advise: do buy it early as it will take some time for the provider (Turbopass) to send the details to you. It took about 25-26 hours for me after purchase before I rcvd the email.

Salzburg is beautiful, seeing birthplace of MoZart and where scenes of Sound of Music were filmed, just perhaps a bit too touristy with crowds galore on a Saturday. The Wolfgangsee Lake tour makes up the price of package - listening to songs of Sound of Music while you travel through the lake in 45 minutes.