NEUSCHWANSTEIN CASTLE & LINDERHOF CASTLE

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NEUSCHWANSTEIN CASTLE & LINDERHOF CASTLE

Hidden in the seclusion of the mountains King Ludwig II built two of his dream castles, Neuschwanstein & Linderhof. Short stop in the village of Oberamagau which is famous for Fresco painted houses.
Visit the original fairytale castle and certanly one of the most extravagant and beautiful castles in all europe.

Overview

Minimum Participants per Booking	1
Departure City	Munich(GERMANY)
Tour Operator	Autobus Oberbayern Gray Line GmbH

Tour Plans

Standard

Plan		Price
【2025/04/01 ～ 2025/12/31Price】 MUC0078P05C05		Adults (over 27years) : PLN 479 Youth (15-26 years) : PLN 387 Children (0-14years) : PLN 256		This item can be booked only by request. Please contact our stores to book this item.
Duration	10hour(s)30 minutes	Child Policy	Allowed	Tour Date
Meals	Meal Not Included	Time of Day	All Day	Pick-up	Not included
Guide Language	English

Schedule

8:10	Meeting point: Karlsplatz 21/Stachus in front of GALERIA Kaufho
8:30	Departure
9:45	Visit to Linderhof Castle　*Entrance fee of 41 euros must be paid to Tour guide on board
	Short stop in Oberamagau
13:00	Arrive at the village of Hohenschwangau. Lunch time on your own
approx. 14:00	Visit to Neuschwanstein Castle
Early Eventing	Departure for Munich
19:00	Arrival at Munich Central Station
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Cancellation Policy

7day(s) before tour date	100 % of total

Remarks

● Admission to the castle is not included in the tour price. Please pay 41 euro to the guide. Price is subject to change.
● Tour departes daily.
● Children under the age of 4 are free for the seat charge if they don't require a seat for their own. Please fill out the information about the children. Also, if you wish to reserve one seat for the child, please apply as for children 4-14 years old children will be normal rates apply.
● Castle tour is about 30 minutes　for Linderhof and 45 Minutes for Neushwanstein castle.
● Horse carriage available from Hohenschwangau to Neuschwanstein castle. Otherwise, aprox. 15 Minutes walking distance to the castle.

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