München und Umgebung bietet viele interessante Orte, die es zu entdecken gilt. Weitere Paläste, die Berge, Seen, der Fluss und vieles mehr. Kommen Sie und genießen Sie mit uns die Schönheit Südbayerns.
We start our stroll at your preferred time. Participation ist possible via zoom or MS teams.
On March 22, 1933, a few weeks after Adolf Hitler had been appointed Reich Chancellor, a concentration camp for political prisoners was set up in Dachau. This camp served as a model for all later concentration camps and as a “school of violence” for the SS men under whose command it stood. In the twelve years of its existence over 200.000 persons from all over Europe were imprisoned here and in the numerous subsidary camps. 41.500 were murdered.
On the way back to Munich we’ll stop in the lovely village of Berchtesgaden for a walk and more Bavarian and Berchtesgaden history.
If time allows we will also visit remnants of the tunnel and bunker system at the former Chancellory.
Learn about Adolf Hitler and why he liked Berchtesgaden and its surrounding areas. This tour leads you through beautiful pre-Alpine landscapes with several interesting and beautiful sights on the way. Of course, we will provide you with information about everything you see and will show you what makes Bavaria the most popular state in Germany.
Take a boat ride and get to see where wealthy people live. See their houses from the boat. See where Locals spend their days and evenings off. Walk through a wonderful park and use a tiny little ferry to see one of the most romantic places in Bavaria, the Rose Island (by the way one of the favorite spots of King Ludwig II to hide from the public). And if you’re still in the mood, learn about Empress Elisabeth from Austria, called Sissy (Museum open only Fri-Sun & Holidays).
Everybody knows Neuschwanstein Castle, the one Walt Disney copied for his “Cinderella Castle”.
Do you know Hohenschwangau Castle? Here King Ludwig grew up. Here he got his idea for Neuschwanstein.
Get all the stories and historical facts about the “Fairy Tale King”, his dreams and phantasies and why he was removed from the Throne of Bavaria.
Herrenchiemsee, located in the stunning “Chiemgau” region of Bavaria, was King Ludwig`s most opulent and expensive building project. His obsession with France`s “sun king”, Louis IV lead him to create his very own Bavarian Versailles on the Herreninsel (gentlemens island).
This journey is a romantic trip into the fantasy world of King Ludwig II. Travel includes a one hour train ride, 8 minute steam train ride to the lake , a ferry boat trip to the island where the palace is located.
Germany’s highest mountain, the Zugspitze, is only 100km south of Munich. Perfect for a day trip! The trip to Garmisch alone is a scenic experience, not to mention the ride on the cable car to the summit. In good weather conditions, the panomrama view over the Alps is unique. Have one foot in Germany and the other in Austria! Back down it goes for 4.5 km with the old cogwheel train.
King Ludwig II built three impressive castles. This tour will cover two of it: Neuschwanstein is named the 8th wonder of the world and one of Germany’s most famous sights. A fantastical castle on a mountain perch in the Bavarian Alps. The castle from a fairy tale simply has to be seen to be believed – and the best way to do so is with our hassle-free day trip. We will take care of all arrangements and make sure you skip the long line to go inside.