Neuschwanstein Castle Tour from Munich | Germany

There were about 40 people on the tour. People from many countries participated, and we were the only two Japanese. The guide was very considerate of us. He came to confirm the meeting place and time several times. If you go to Munich, you should definitely take this castle tour. Rain was forecast, but it was sunny all day, so the weather was perfect for sightseeing. During the tour inside the castle, we were able to listen to the guide's Japanese IC recorder, so we were able to understand well and learned a lot. We had plenty of time for sightseeing. If there's one thing, it's that people who don't speak English at all would have a hard time confirming the meeting time and place. I think a certain level of English ability is necessary.

The trip was great. The tour guide explained carefully on the way, and we learned about Bavaria culture and saw such a beautiful castle! praise!

Check in at the Radius Tours Office and first buy Neuschwanstein Castle tickets at the counter. After gathering, we will be led by 2 tour guides. The tour guides are rich in knowledge and introduce the story of Neuschwanstein Castle in detail, enriching the entire journey. In addition, the tour guide is also very responsible and will confirm the number of group members every time we gather.

On the bus, the tour guide will tell you like a tour guide what to buy, what to do, where to take pictures and where to go, where to walk to get there, etc., and also tell you stories about Neuschwanstein Castle. In a full-day tour, the tour guide gives you plenty of free time, so you can at least see the highlights.

Neuschwanstein Castle is very beautiful and I recommend you to go there. If you join the tour, two tour guides will take us there by car after gathering in the morning. When going up the mountain, you can choose to walk or take the bus. No matter which way you go, there will be someone with you. We will first go to Marienbridge to take beautiful photos of the castle. , then enter the castle to listen to the tour guide. Although the tour guide said that there are two souvenir shops in the castle, the second one is cheaper, but we only saw one and missed the opportunity to buy. But there are actually many souvenir shops at the foot of the mountain, and most of the products are available. It is possible It will be a bit more expensive~

Take the bus directly to Neuschwanstein Castle. You will be free for 30 minutes at the tourist information office below. You can have lunch and buy souvenirs. We recommend the duty-free one. Postcards are cheaper, although they are the same as those in the castle. The price is 0.1-0.3 euros higher than other stores. The castle has the most complete collection of souvenirs, and you can also buy them inside! Since I wasn’t hungry, it took me a long time to eat Chinese food, so I went to visit the souvenir shop. There are two tour guides on this trip. You can choose to walk up or take a ride (you pay 3 euros). After walking up, the tour guide will talk about some history. The two tour guides focus on different points. You can listen to whichever one you like. After entering the castle, there was a staff guide inside. Our group listened to the English guide. Because I chose to walk up, I had to hurry up to Marianne Bridge after listening to the tour guide. I also wanted to say that within 30 minutes of walking, it would be more than an hour before the meeting time! No! The Mariana Bridge limits 200 people on the bridge at the same time, so you have to queue up to get on the bridge! ! ! ! I waited in line for almost 20 minutes and could only take a quick photo, and then took the downhill bus next to it (the 2-euro bus downhill only goes to the front to get on, and all the doors are open when you get off. (Random thoughts: There is a fat American who doesn’t know how to queue) Virtue, forced him in front of me, but there was still a crowd behind me, so I moved forward, and he said stop pushing me! I was dumbfounded! You don’t want to jump in line!!!🤣🤣🤣) Hurry up and gather! Run from the bottom station Go to the meeting point! It’s just a little episode. Anyway, if you choose to walk up, you must go to Mariana Bridge as soon as possible. Although the normal ticket is 17 euros, here it costs 20 euros, but they will help you find a reservation time. It’s too troublesome to do it yourself and get tickets, so let them earn this kind of money!

Thanks to the tour guide for his detailed introduction, we learned more about the history of this place.

The tour guide has a wealth of knowledge, can answer tourists' questions and explain the background and anecdotes of Neuschwanstein Castle.