Things to do in Bavaria

The Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Palace are just breathtaking historical sites. Really unparalleled in their imagination and artistry. The tour guide Jennifer and driver Marius were excellent, we really appreciated all of their insights and enjoyed the trip so much more because of them. Everyone is very punctual, and Jennifer gives us a very clear timeline for us to have enough time to see everything.

This trip to Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Palace was an excellent choice. Although the weather was very hot, the walking was doable. Joachim was our guide, knowledgeable and funny. The driver (I didn't get his name) was amazing too. Overall, great value for money!

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.

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.

Booking through Klook was convenient; we just scanned the QR code at the museum entrance at our designated time for admission. Backpacks are not allowed inside and must be stored in lockers (tokens are provided on-site for free use, so you don't need to spend your own cash). Overall, it was quite good, with clear and smooth visitor flow, guiding you through BMW's entire history of development and its future.

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.

First, the match was incredible. I couldn't believe Bayern Munich came back from two goals down to equalize, then conceded again, only to equalize in additional time. My mind was blown by the dramatic turn of events. Now, about the seats: we were in the front row of Level 6. It was quite a struggle to catch my breath after climbing all those stairs, just to buy a beer and a hot dog at the kiosk at the very top. That's my only complaint. On the way back, I followed the crowd to the subway station, and it was great that there were so many extra trains running.

The Munich City Pass is very convenient! This time, I used it for several attractions, including Nymphenburg Palace, Deutsches Museum, Alte Pinakothek, and the FC Bayern Museum, and it can also be used with public transportation. What's most worth mentioning is that with the City Pass, you can visit the FC Bayern Museum and then pay an additional €9 to join the Allianz Arena Tour, without needing to buy a whole new ticket package – it's a fantastic deal! If your itinerary includes several attractions, I highly recommend purchasing it.

This tour is very convenient, and the itinerary is well-planned. Train tickets are already included, so after meeting at the designated spot, we just walk to the train station and board the train. The tour guide was excellent; they even lent us money for the restroom and explained the history and culture of each attraction. They also waited for everyone to gather at each location before starting the explanation, ensuring no one was left behind. They also recommended souvenirs and suggested a restaurant for lunch that would offer a more profound experience.