Karlsplatz

Experience the charm of Munich on a private, exclusive tour through its timeless streets and squares. Begin at Karlsplatz, once a medieval city gate and now a lively square where fountains and historic façades create an inviting scene. Admire the Frauenkirche’s towering twin spires, then enter the heart of the city at Mareinplatz. Take in the ornate tower of the Rathaus-Glockenspiel and recreate scenes from Bavarian history. Stroll together through the Viktualienmarkt, where the aromas and colors of local culinary traditions set the mood. Visit St. Peter’s Church, the oldest in the city, and then explore the tranquil courtyards of the Alter Hof. From the peaceful romance of Munich’s palace gardens, our tour concludes at Odeonsplatz. Sunlit architecture and the gentle hum of nearby cafés invite you to linger and watch the city go by. Please note: The program and attractions may vary depending on the booking date/time and visitor capacity conditions.

Step into Munich’s rich past on this private walking tour through the city center. Begin at Karlsplatz, a historic city gate square that once marked the western entrance to medieval Munich. After admiring the towering Frauenkirche, continue to the 19th-century Viktualienmarkt. Then make your way to Marienplatz, the city’s main square since the Middle Ages and the traditional heart of civic life. The highlight of the tour is the Neues Rathaus, a striking Neo-Gothic landmark completed in the early 20th century. Inside are grand staircases, vaulted halls, and richly decorated chambers that still serve as offices for Munich’s city administration. The walk ends at the magnificent Munich Residenz, once the seat of Bavarian rulers and one of Europe’s most impressive urban palaces. Please note: The itinerary and attractions may vary depending on the booking date/time and visitor capacity conditions.

In 1180, Emperor Barbarossa appointed his loyal vassal Otto Wittelsbach as the new Duke of Bavaria. Otto would be the first of a dynasty that would rule until its downfall after the First World War in 1918. Having been in power for 738 years, the Wittelsbach legacy is immense. In fact, almost everything Bavaria is famous for—art, religion, lederhosen, beer, and Oktoberfest—can be attributed to the Wittelsbachs and their decisions. Nowhere, however, did they leave a greater impression than in their own capital, Munich. On your tour, you will follow in their footsteps through the churches, castles, breweries, and palaces they built, while learning about the rulers—from battle-hardened medieval dukes to the art-collecting, scandal-plagued kings of the 19th century. Join us to discover the good, the crazy, the bad, and the ugly, and learn more about the dazzling personalities, shocking stories, and rivalries that shaped a country and its people.

We set off in our modern buses and reach the green landscapes of the Bavarian state, with the majestic Alps. The idyllic emerald-green Königssee is located in the southeast of the state of Bavaria, in southern Germany. It lies at the foot of the famous Watzmann in the heart of Berchtesgaden National Park in the Alps. During the relaxing crossing by electric boat to the idyllic island of St. Bartholomä, you will not only hear the impressive echo but also learn interesting facts about the mountain lake itself. The trip gives you time to hike and enjoy the beautiful scenery. In the evening, just a few minutes from the lake, we visit the Berchtesgaden salt mine. It has been in continuous operation since 1517. Dressed in traditional mining gear, you begin the exciting tour through the salt mountains by boarding the mine train. Highlights include the miners’ slides, a raft ride across the underground “Mirror Lake,” and the Salt Cathedral.

Experience the Dachau Memorial Site before the crowds on this peaceful, reflective half-day tour. Our early departure ensures a quieter visit and more time to engage with the site’s history. Officially Authorized Dachau Memorial Guides Your guide is fully certified by the Dachau Memorial Site and has extensive knowledge of the camp’s history and legacy. Over a Decade of Professional Experience Our guides are highly experienced educators and storytellers who bring clarity, nuance, and context to this complex history. Smooth, Stress-Free Transportation No need to worry about train or bus schedules. Your guide takes care of all tickets, schedules, and logistics, with transportation costs fully included. Comprehensive Visit We visit all accessible areas of the memorial site so you don’t miss important locations, exhibitions, or memorials. Minimum age: 13. No exceptions.

Experience the charm of Munich on a private, exclusive tour through its timeless streets and squares. Begin at Karlsplatz, once a medieval city gate and now a lively square where fountains and historic façades create an inviting scene. Admire the Frauenkirche’s towering twin spires, then enter the heart of the city at Mareinplatz. Take in the ornate tower of the Rathaus-Glockenspiel and recreate scenes from Bavarian history. Stroll together through the Viktualienmarkt, where the aromas and colors of local culinary traditions set the mood. Visit St. Peter’s Church, the oldest in the city, and then explore the tranquil courtyards of the Alter Hof. From the peaceful romance of Munich’s palace gardens, our tour concludes at Odeonsplatz. Sunlit architecture and the gentle hum of nearby cafés invite you to linger and watch the city go by. Please note: The program and attractions may vary depending on the booking date/time and visitor capacity conditions.

Step into Munich’s rich past on this private walking tour through the city center. Begin at Karlsplatz, a historic city gate square that once marked the western entrance to medieval Munich. After admiring the towering Frauenkirche, continue to the 19th-century Viktualienmarkt. Then make your way to Marienplatz, the city’s main square since the Middle Ages and the traditional heart of civic life. The highlight of the tour is the Neues Rathaus, a striking Neo-Gothic landmark completed in the early 20th century. Inside are grand staircases, vaulted halls, and richly decorated chambers that still serve as offices for Munich’s city administration. The walk ends at the magnificent Munich Residenz, once the seat of Bavarian rulers and one of Europe’s most impressive urban palaces. Please note: The itinerary and attractions may vary depending on the booking date/time and visitor capacity conditions.

In 1180, Emperor Barbarossa appointed his loyal vassal Otto Wittelsbach as the new Duke of Bavaria. Otto would be the first of a dynasty that would rule until its downfall after the First World War in 1918. Having been in power for 738 years, the Wittelsbach legacy is immense. In fact, almost everything Bavaria is famous for—art, religion, lederhosen, beer, and Oktoberfest—can be attributed to the Wittelsbachs and their decisions. Nowhere, however, did they leave a greater impression than in their own capital, Munich. On your tour, you will follow in their footsteps through the churches, castles, breweries, and palaces they built, while learning about the rulers—from battle-hardened medieval dukes to the art-collecting, scandal-plagued kings of the 19th century. Join us to discover the good, the crazy, the bad, and the ugly, and learn more about the dazzling personalities, shocking stories, and rivalries that shaped a country and its people.

We set off in our modern buses and reach the green landscapes of the Bavarian state, with the majestic Alps. The idyllic emerald-green Königssee is located in the southeast of the state of Bavaria, in southern Germany. It lies at the foot of the famous Watzmann in the heart of Berchtesgaden National Park in the Alps. During the relaxing crossing by electric boat to the idyllic island of St. Bartholomä, you will not only hear the impressive echo but also learn interesting facts about the mountain lake itself. The trip gives you time to hike and enjoy the beautiful scenery. In the evening, just a few minutes from the lake, we visit the Berchtesgaden salt mine. It has been in continuous operation since 1517. Dressed in traditional mining gear, you begin the exciting tour through the salt mountains by boarding the mine train. Highlights include the miners’ slides, a raft ride across the underground “Mirror Lake,” and the Salt Cathedral.

Experience the Dachau Memorial Site before the crowds on this peaceful, reflective half-day tour. Our early departure ensures a quieter visit and more time to engage with the site’s history. Officially Authorized Dachau Memorial Guides Your guide is fully certified by the Dachau Memorial Site and has extensive knowledge of the camp’s history and legacy. Over a Decade of Professional Experience Our guides are highly experienced educators and storytellers who bring clarity, nuance, and context to this complex history. Smooth, Stress-Free Transportation No need to worry about train or bus schedules. Your guide takes care of all tickets, schedules, and logistics, with transportation costs fully included. Comprehensive Visit We visit all accessible areas of the memorial site so you don’t miss important locations, exhibitions, or memorials. Minimum age: 13. No exceptions.