Munich is a famous city and the biggest town in the southern Germany. Join the best beer festival in the world with a Munich guided tour.
This town is well-known for its festival (Oktoberfest) which brings the massive drunk crowds. But there are lots of fantastic attractions here in Munich such as gardens, parks, museums, stunning art collections, high-class restaurants, and cafes.
Explore cultural highlights, hidden gems, beautiful landscapes and fantastic sights to make your sightseeing and guided private tours of Munich memorable.
To bring the amount in context, take the population of London, then add it to an already populated district for about two weeks during the month of September.
Eight million litres of beer are supplied, and they build around 108 square hectares of beer tents.
This is the mother of all beer festivals, and it inspired imitations around the world - even in places as far away as California!
If this sounds like your cup of tea with the taste of beer, then make sure to book tour accommodation in advance because it is the busiest season!
Also, the best food to eat when you are drunk during the festival, are pancakes - potato pancakes. They are really filling and reasonably healthy !!
From the highest mountain in Germany, Zugspitze, to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, with the Olympic Stadium, and Ludwigsstrasse with its amazing house paintings.
Visit Salzburg, one of the prettiest cities you're likely to encounter in your European travels. Then we go for fun and history to one of the oldest lt mines in Obersalzberg!
Visit the hometown of Mozart and famous locations from The Sound of Music on a guided full-day tour to Salzburg and the salt mines in Berchtesgaden.
From the vineyards of Würzburg to the foot of the Alps, the Romantic Road (Romantische Strasse) is by far the most popular of Germany’s holiday routes.
A chance to visit Neuschwanstein the most visited castle in south Germany, Linderhof Palace, the picturesque village of Oberammergau and Ettal Abbey.
Christmas market season is the best time of year in Munich for festive foodies, and this is Munich's ORIGINAL Christmas Market Food Tour.
From the Romantic Road to Neuschwanstein, from Bavaria to Tyrol. From Germany to Austria in only 3 days. Enjoy castles, cities, medieval villages and more!
Have limited time to travel but you wish to see all the great places such Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, Zugspitze, and Innsbruck? Allow me to show you all of them in only 2 days.
It depends on your interests and what you fancy doing while there in Munich .Winter is an excellent time as the locals get their city back, no queues no hustle and bustle of tourists, and although chilly it is not freezing, and you can enjoy the Christmas markets and St. Wenselous square, try to go May or September as the days are lovely and sunny with a small chance of rain. Your tour operator will keep you updated with the best time to go.
Munich is an excellent Budget holiday especially in the winter months as long as you book well in advance, you can enjoy the Christmas markets at a fraction of the price. The local restaurants are also very reasonably priced. The best way to travel is by tram and pay for a 3 or 5-day pass as it works out a lot cheaper. Beer and wine are a great price so have a few! Pre-book tours in advance and save yourself money!
Always be aware of your surroundings but as like many large cities it is the same everywhere, keep all valuables including your passports in your hotel safe and only take enough cash or a bank card with you for the day. Try to steer clear of the park around the train station as it is deemed unsafe in the evenings even with the improved security. Only change your money in legitimate change offices, prebook any tours before you go and save money
Summertime is the best time to visit, from Spring until Autumn is also great options, particularly the months of May and September when there is little rainfall, and the temperatures are agreeable. Christmas time is also a fabulous time to visit anywhere in Germany with the many Christmas markets and the smell of the food and mulled wine as you walk along the streets in the snow, is just beautiful. Regardless when you visit you will have an amazing holiday
It depends on your interests and what you fancy doing while there in Munich .Winter is an excellent time as the locals get their city back, no queues no hustle and bustle of tourists, and although chilly it is not freezing, and you can enjoy the Christmas markets and St. Wenselous square, try to go May or September as the days are lovely and sunny with a small chance of rain. Your tour operator will keep you updated with the best time to go.
Munich is an excellent Budget holiday especially in the winter months as long as you book well in advance, you can enjoy the Christmas markets at a fraction of the price. The local restaurants are also very reasonably priced. The best way to travel is by tram and pay for a 3 or 5-day pass as it works out a lot cheaper. Beer and wine are a great price so have a few! Pre-book tours in advance and save yourself money!
Always be aware of your surroundings but as like many large cities it is the same everywhere, keep all valuables including your passports in your hotel safe and only take enough cash or a bank card with you for the day. Try to steer clear of the park around the train station as it is deemed unsafe in the evenings even with the improved security. Only change your money in legitimate change offices, prebook any tours before you go and save money
Summertime is the best time to visit, from Spring until Autumn is also great options, particularly the months of May and September when there is little rainfall, and the temperatures are agreeable. Christmas time is also a fabulous time to visit anywhere in Germany with the many Christmas markets and the smell of the food and mulled wine as you walk along the streets in the snow, is just beautiful. Regardless when you visit you will have an amazing holiday
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