MUNICH
Munich’s best days out.
The 5 self-guided 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.
Timed Neuschwanstein entry with a multi-language audio headset, a short interior guide, and a handy map from Füssen.
Most Popular“These are resellers. At a ticket price of 21€ they charged us nearly 45€”
Neuschwanstein Castle ticket from Füssen with English audio guide and timed entry. Great value when official tickets sell out, if you plan timing.
“Ticket pickup at 9am was great, however, we needed to be at the castle parking lot at 0920 to catch a bus to the top for a 1020 tour. It’s a 10min drive so no big deal, but my family was still at the hotel because we thought we would get our tour time at…”
A self-guided Munich scavenger hunt for kids: solve riddles at your pace and hit major sights like Frauenkirche, Marienplatz, and Viktualienmarkt.
A self-guided haunted Munich adventure game you can play offline in English, starting anytime for about 1–2 hours, from $7.21.
“This was a great activity to do with my wife and my two teen girls. Helps with teamwork and observational skills.”
A self-paced Munich GPS audio walk tracing 800 years from Marienplatz past major churches and beer halls, offline and flexible.
“Construction made the route difficult to follow as did the speaker's accent. There were scant details that made for a boring tour.”
The Old Town, the beer halls, the fairytale castles and the Alpine south.
