Private Tour to Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, Ettal and Oberammergau
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Embark on an enchanting day trip with our private transport, accompanied by a knowledgeable English-speaking local driver, to the iconic Neuschwanstein Castle – a highly sought-after experience. If initial ticket availability proves elusive, fear not, for we can arrange an early morning pick-up with a 90% chance of securing tickets on-site if you arrive early enough. Alternatively, a 24-hour check may reveal ticket availability. Should all else fail, take in the castle's exterior beauty, explore Maria's Bridge, and then venture to the exquisite Linderhof Palace and serene Ettal Abbey for a crowd-free tour. Your comfort is our priority, and our dedicated driver will gladly pause at picturesque locations for that perfect photo. With passion and dedication, we ensure a seamless transfer to/from anywhere in Europe, ensuring your day trip is a memorable and worry-free experience.
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12 hours
Available in EnglishImportant information
Specialized infant seats are available. Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. Transportation options are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair accessible. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. The overall duration corresponds to transportation and stops.. For visitors to Neuschwanstein Castle, it is recommended to set out from their accommodation around 7:00 - 7:30 in the morning to allow enough time for the journey and purchasing tickets on-site. Even though it's possible to buy tickets online, during peak times they often sell out. However, the likelihood of successfully purchasing tickets on-site with an early arrival is high. In the event that tickets are sold out, there's no need for despair. Visitors can still enjoy the beautiful surroundings for a stroll and view the castle from the outside, for example, by walking across the nearby bridge.