Private Day Trip from Munich: Neuschwanstein, Linderhof and Ettal

Your private tour begins in Munich. Here you will be met by our English speaking driver at a pre-arranged location and the adventure can begin. Although the driver is not a licensed guide, he is always a local and knows all the places you will be visiting. He will be happy to provide you with all the information and assistance you need.

Discover the extraordinary beauty of the castle, which is one of the most visited places in the area. Among the attractions on display at the castle are valuable furniture and textiles. All rooms had hot air heating and hot and cold water. The king even had a telephone. The exterior of the castle is also beautiful. 465 tons of Salzburg marble were used to build it. No tickets available? You still have a chance to get them - we can arrange early morning pickup and you have a 90% chance of buying tickets on the spot, just arrive early enough. You can also check 24 hours in advance to see if tickets are on sale again. Still no chance? Don't worry, you can take a walk around the castle, enjoy the scenery and the beautiful views, visit the Maria Bridge and then head to the beautiful Linderhof Castle and Ettal Abbey and enjoy the tour without the crowds. The stop is for 2 hours. The rest of the time is for transportation.

Linderhof Palace, built in the 19th century, is one of the most famous buildings of Ludwig II. Bavaria. His intention was to create a private palace inspired by the French Versailles. Linderhof is therefore an excellent destination for a perfect day out full of amazing experiences. You will have the opportunity to see luxurious interiors, original ceiling decorations, rare paintings and unique sculptures created by true masters. The tour includes the Hall of Mirrors and the Royal Bedroom, a room filled with gold. There's no need to rush with a comfortable private transfer. Our local English-speaking driver will be happy to wait for you while you explore the enchanting palace park with its waterfalls and Venus Cave, surrounded by mountains and breathtaking views. The stop is for 2 hours. The rest of the time is for transportation.

Ettal Abbey is located near the famous Linderhof Castle and is a remarkable destination that offers a glimpse of Bavaria's religious heritage. Founded in 1330 by Emperor Ludwig IV, the abbey has survived wars, fires and political upheavals over the centuries. Today the abbey is still a functioning Benedictine monastery, famous for the beer and herbal liqueurs it produces. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by the impressive Baroque facade of the abbey church, decorated with intricate stucco and frescoes. Inside the church is a magnificent altarpiece, a masterpiece of Rococo art. The melodious echoes of Gregorian chant are often heard during the monks' daily prayers. The stop is for 1 hour. The rest of the time is for transportation.