Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Day Tour from Munich

Your first stop will be the stunning Linderhof Palace (UNESCO World Heritage), arriving around 10:00 AM (not part of the late departure edition tour). The smallest of King Ludwig II's three royal castles, Linderhof was originally built as a hunting lodge in the 19th century. Designed in the elegant French Rococo style, the castle features a Moorish pavilion, which you can explore during your one-hour stay. You’ll also have the option to join a guided tour of the castle’s exquisite interior, where you’ll experience the luxurious chambers and intricate design of the palace. The guided tour lasts about 25 minutes. After the tour, take time to enjoy the impressive castle gardens. Stroll through the beautiful grounds and capture stunning photos of the castle and its surroundings.

A picturesque bus ride without stop through the quaint alpine village of Oberammergau unfolds like a dream. With every turn, the journey resembles a living postcard, peaceful and serene at every glance.

Enjoy this beautiful viewpoint, located within walking distance of the castle. Please be mindful of the castle’s admission times (visits are optional, and schedules may change). During winter, access to the Marienbrücke Bridge depends on weather conditions and decisions made by the castle administration.

Your guide will provide the entrance tickets before you set off to discover the magical world of King Ludwig II.

During your 3–3.5-hour stay, enjoy free time for lunch, shopping and memorable photos. Allow around 35 minutes to reach the castle on foot or by shuttle bus, which does not operate in snowy conditions. Weather and access permitting, visit Marienbrücke (Mary’s Bridge) for the famous panoramic view of Neuschwanstein and the Bavarian Alps. At approximately 3:45 PM, the moment you have been waiting for arrives: enter the fairy-tale castle and explore its magnificent interiors during a 45-minute guided tour. At around 5:00 PM, depart for the approximately two-hour journey back to Munich—with unforgettable impressions of one of the world’s most famous castles.