Munich · TICKETS
16 tours
What follows are the 15 tickets & entry passes we would put on a first Munich itinerary, in order, with current prices and the practical catch attached to each one.
Munich in two loops. Hop-on buses with 3 routes, 16 stops, and multilingual audio, covering Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Palace, and Olympic Park.
“We have used the city sightseeing bus before. It’s a great way to see the city.”
Studio of Wonders Munich is a 1.5-hour interactive photo experience with optical illusions, infinity rooms, and AR sets. Skip the ticket line.
“Only the upside down table was interesting the rest were quite common”
Get a timed Neuschwanstein Castle ticket with multilingual audio headsets and a short guided interior visit from a Füssen office.
“The tour was quicker than expected but the headsets and story were great. We were surprised by the elegance of the interior compared to comments made by others. Stairs. Lots of stairs, but manageable for most. We took the bus up for €3, and it dropped it off above the Castle at Miriam’s bridge. After the tour we took the horse drawn buggy down for €4.”
Skip the stress of Neuschwanstein ticket hunting in Füssen with a timed entry, audio guide, and smart tips for the castle and bridge views.
“The caste itself is nice from the outside, you’re not allowed to film inside or take pictures, be aware of that.”
Pre-reserved Nymphenburg Palace ticket in Munich. Skip the ticket line, tour royal rooms and gardens, plus Marble Hall and Amalienburg.
Step into Munich’s New Town Hall Law Library with a bilingual guide for a 30-minute architecture-focused visit, with entry tickets included.
“The tour guide is very nice and very eager to introduce us for the history of the Law library. But if the time can be longer it will be better.”
Explore FC Bayern’s 3,300 sq m museum in Munich, with interactive exhibits, trophy room highlights, and Hall of Fame legends, for $14.
“No existía la posibilidad de hacer el tour en la página de getbyour guide, pero al llegar a canjear nuestra visita al museo pudimos mejorarlo (ya que la UEFA había recogido lo del partido del día anterior más rápido de lo esperado). Encantados aunque sólo está disponible en alemán o inglés.”
Deutsches Museum entry ticket in Munich, with 20 permanent exhibitions, hands-on science, and a multilingual audio guide.
“Great experience, strong recommend to everyone who want to know how it works for almost everything on planet”
See Munich’s top aquarium in Olympic Park, with a shark-heavy route, 33 climate-controlled exhibits, and an easy family outing, 1 to 2 hours.
“It’s good experience for the family. Duration is about 1 1/2 hours. For younger kids there is a pirate trail to follow whilst they go round. I feel that the price for entry is too high, especially as there is no discount for children or seniors.”
Munich’s KUNSTLABOR 2 entry ticket gets you into a former healthcare building with 60 contemporary art rooms and SETH’S SPIEL(T)RÄUME.
See Munich Residenz’s most important rooms on a 2.5-hour small-group guided tour with live English commentary and Museum admission.
“Hannah was warm, friendly, helpful, easy to understand and shared interesting meaningful insights and knowledge. The 2.5 timing of the tour was appropriate and the meeting point easy.”
Private Munich day trip to Neuschwanstein with skip-the-line castle tickets, Alpine Coaster rides, plus Bavarian villages and lake views.
“We had such an amazing day in Neuschwanstein and the area. Our guide was amazing. The Alpine Coaster was a highlight for the whole group. Definitely worth the money for the experience.”
Skip the ticket lines for Nymphenburg Palace and Marstallmuseum, a 2-hour guided group tour in Munich with a licensed expert.
“very informative and interesting, with a great and knowledgeable guide”
Private skip-the-crowds day from Munich to Neuschwanstein and Linderhof, with included tickets, early departures, scenic lakes, and optional extras.
“The entire day was amazing. Being able to relax and let someone else take us and not have to navigate public transportation. Stephan was punctual, communicated well and stayed in touch prior to ease my mind. The castles were breathtaking. Along the journey he told us of the history of the areas we were driving through. He made us reservations and a very nice restaurant that was very yummy. The entire day was stress free as we will remember it forever.”
Bike from Füssen to Neuschwanstein with a skip-the-line castle ticket, easy scenery along the Lech River, plus time to explore at your own pace.
“Perfect Welcoming at 9am, simple bike but very good condition, Warm Welcoming with explanation. Very easy bike ride (about 35 km) to the starting point on foot of the castle d where you have to add 25 minutes on foot. Lock with key provided. Tickets were issued to us by hand for the 11am visit. Cycling saved us the rush of cars, it was very nice and easy (we were 6 adults some of them not very sporty, no worries for the ride! bike path hovers almost all along). Viator generously left us the bikes a little longer, we were autonomous with simole plan to reach the castle. I recommend…”
