MUNICH
Munich’s best days out.
The 15 city tours travellers book most in Munich. We line up what each one actually includes, how long it runs, what it costs and who operates it, so you can pick in a couple of minutes.
1.5-hour German guided walk through Munich Old Town, Marienplatz, Frauenkirche, Hofbräuhaus and Viktualienmarkt, ending in beer-garden vibes.
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Munich city sights by bus, then an FC Bayern hit: Allianz Arena tour, museum entry, and fan store time with a live guide in English or German.
Hop-on hop-off Munich bus with 24- or 48-hour passes, open-top views, and multilingual audio. Great for a fast city orientation.
“Very impressed with the tour. I did see reviews for people saying they couldn’t find the main bus area, but it was exactly at the pickup address provided and the bus was VERY visible. The tour was very enjoyable and had a lot of information. We enjoyed it greatly! Recommend doing the full rounds and…”
Guided Munich bike tour in English covering Old Town, Odeonsplatz, the Residenz courtyards, and the English Garden surfers at Eisbach.
“We arrived late from the airport and Mike’s was very accommodating. They hustled to get us connected with the group even though it was a big pain! We learned a lot of great information about some of the more famous sites in Munich. Touring by bike is so much more enjoyable than walking. Needless to…”
Munich city walk with Third Reich context and a Viktualienmarkt lunch break. Local tips, beer stops, churches, and central squares.
“Ozzie was fantastic! He gived detailed history on Munich while also giving you tips and guidelines to navigating the city. This tour was very informative and helpful. Would absolutely do it it again!”
Guided Munich bike tour with fast city coverage, English Garden and Eisbach surfers, then a Chinese Tower beer garden lunch break.
“This tour was excellent and a highlight of the trip to Munich. Tour guide Rob was energetic, numerous and knowledgable... what more can you ask for.”
A guided Munich city walk plus Oktoberfest grounds tour, ending with a guaranteed beer tent table and included beer and chicken.
“Do it! Unfortunately don’t remember the name of our guide but she was fantastic (she gave us her card but of course I lost it - I believe she said she used to live in London) but this tour was extremely well planned and gave us so much history of Oktoberfest. So many things I…”
Ride Munich’s top sights on a 3-hour Segway tour with training, headset, and stops at the English Garden, Isar River, and Siegestor.
Glide through Munich’s top sights on a Segway in 2 hours with a small-group guide, from the English Garden to royal squares.
Munich City Pass 45+ bundles top museums, big landmarks, walking tours, and optional transit into a handy multi-day plan from $47.
A 2-hour private Munich Old Town walk with flexible routing, major landmarks from Frauenkirche to Odeonsplatz, plus shop and restaurant tips.
“Very good tour of the Old City. Bernie was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and speaks great English. Would definitely recommend this tour.”
Private luxury van transfer from Munich Airport to city with meet-and-greet, English chauffeur, bottled water, and 60 minutes waiting time.
“Our driver Raed was very professional and friendly, spoke English perfectly, and met us in the arrivals hall after coordinating by WhatsApp. The drive into Munich (about 30 min) was smooth, and Raed unloaded all of our bags from the car.”
Munich by Segway in about 3.5 hours, with small-group pace, quick training, major sights, and guide-led history stops near Karlsplatz.
“The tour was great. The guide was very knowledgeable and informative. They went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable with the segways”
Private 90-minute Munich rickshaw tour linking Marienplatz and the English Garden, with warm blankets and hot drinks for chilly rides.
“Our guide was great. It was really cold and he provided blankets and hot water bottles. He explained the city and showed us beautiful sites. Totally recommend this!”
Glide through Munich on a guided Segway tour focused on Third Reich and WWII sites, including Hitler’s apartments and the old synagogue.
The Old Town, the beer halls, the fairytale castles and the Alpine south.
