Bavarian Castles: Neuschwanstein and marvelous Alps Self-Guided Tour
Apie šią patirtį
Take a walk through the fabulous castles of Bavaria and listen to the story of the tragic fate of King Ludwig, who built the Neuschwanstein castle. See the two most beautiful castles of the Bavarian Alps: bright yellow Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein which was a prototype of a legendary Walt Disney castle.
Visit the most impressive photo locations and panoramic views, find out how the castle was built and why no one lived in it. After the tour, visit the best Bavarian restaurant, where the royal stable used to be. Taste the best Bavarian beer from the King family or for example some coffee with strudel!
Get ready before your immersion into the real-world German fairy tale!
TICKETS TO CASTLE NEUSCHWANSTEIN ARE NOT INCLUDED. This tour does not go inside the castle, you walk in the Castle area and learn the best route to observe Castle Hohenschwangau, Alpine Lake, photo points, Castle Neuschwanstein. You will get history behind those castle, which is not told inside of castle. Based on it you will definitely know if King Ludwig was mad or not really...?
If you purchase this tour in advance – please read the first step while you are still at home and book entrance tickets to the castle using the links indicated there.
Ko galite tikėtis
- Take photos in the most beautiful locations near the castle
- Learn a sad story of King Ludwig who built the castle
- Enjoy fantastic views of the Alps
- See that very fairytale castle from Disney’s cartoons
- Try the tastiest Bavarian beer or a strudel with coffee
Išsami informacija
Kas įtraukta
- Self-guided audio tour for your smartphone on the WeGoTrip app
- Tips on the best place for lunch
- Advice on the choice of Bavarian beer
- Recommendations on planning your day to have time to see everything
Kas neįtraukta
- Tickets to castle (book them in advance and arrive at the place 2 hours before the entrance)
- Earphones and smartphone are not included – bring your own
- Bus or carriage tickets (you can walk to the castle)
- In-person tour guide
