Zugspitze Day Tour with Summit Access and Scenic Train Ride from Munich

When I first saw the price, I wondered why it was so expensive, but then I found out that the cable car alone cost 72€, and I instantly felt like it was okay! The weather is very good, you can climb to the top, and you can also go sledding down. There are cable cars and trains available. The itinerary is very smooth. The tour guide is very enthusiastic to help us take photos and explain in detail. I think it is worth the price!

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.

The tour guide explained everything in English and German, was very polite, and always had a smile. The scenery was beautiful and well worth the visit!

good experience with this trip… everything was great for me and my wife, we were enjoying and wish we have chance to visit here again!

The Zugspitze Glacier: Venture onto the glacier, where ice and rock converge. Guided tours reveal crevasses, ice caves, and the fascinating world beneath your feet. It’s a humbling reminder of Earth’s ancient history.

The guide dud not share anything during the bus trip, and the driver and guide smoke e-cigar, v stinko. the bus fully pack and we cant get to sit together as a family. For convenience, the tour is about 20% higher in price than the DIY trip. still worth picking up.

Before taking the bus, I showed the electronic voucher on the spot, which was written in both Chinese and English. However, the tour guide seemed to have a problem with the Chinese and said that it would be faster to show it in English, but the next second he asked me how many people had signed up and asked me to get on the bus, which was useless. The machine scanned the QR code. I don’t know what exactly he checked, or was it purely based on race? This tour does not seem to welcome Chinese speakers.

Points of interest along the way: Although the weather wasn't great, we got to see a lot of snow! 👀 Tour guide: Seven was great!

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.

highly recommended, worth experiencing. Elisabeth was my tour guide - informative, fun, loud and clear speaking.