Munich Walking Tour
This fascinating and entertaining walking tour of Munich includes the famous Glockenspiel and Hofbräuhaus, Marienplatz, origin of the Oktoberfest, Munich’s Nazi past, Schwabing and the English Garden, and modern Munich’s place in enterprise and innovation. Also, there will be some sober stories about beer!
Alpine Walks and Hikes
Join us on a day trip to walk or hike in the breathtaking Bavarian pre-Alps All levels welcome, from flat, kid-friendly and disabled-accessible, to as long or steep as you prefer, and always including a sumptuous traditional mountain lunch at a serviced hut. Overnight in the hut is also possible.
Lake Starnberg Day Trip
A day out on the beautiful 25km long lake with views of the Alps, for a boat ride, swimming, and ending at a spectacular lakeside beer garden. We take the light rail from Munich to Starnberg (20-30 minutes), boat to Berg, then walk along the lake for about 30 minutes to Leoni for swimming and lunch. Re-boarding the boat, we cross the lake disembarking at Possenhofen for a 90-minute walk to Tutzing for a traditional beer garden right on the lake. Finally, we walk off our dinner with a 30-minute stroll past the most surprising royal residence of them all to the light rail station for the train back to Munich (30-40 minutes).
Custom Munich and Bavaria Outdoor and Sightseeing Tours
The Munich area in the state of Bavaria is an outdoor paradise. Breathtaking scenery right off the chocolate box cover is easily accessible by an excellent road and rail network. We operate tours in the Alpine region involving hiking and walking, and to places of cultural, historic, or scenic interest. Munich and Bavaria turn into a winter wonderland when the snow comes, when we get out for a ski day or keep the boots on for a winter hike. Let’s go onwards to Ludwig II’s castles, Berchtesgaden, the Romantic Road, or Salzburg. In a few days tour from Munich, we can visit Austria, Tuscany, Cinque Terre, the Danube and Vienna, the Alps, and the Dolomites.
Custom Munich Walking Tours
Let us construct a tour for you exactly to your liking. Beginning and end times and the start and end-points are whatever suit you. You can even select the emphasis to place on an era of art, architecture, history, and monarchy; culture, Schwabing, and the English Garden; Hitler, World War 2 and the Third Reich; modern technology, innovation, and business; living in Munich; tax, healthcare, education and other information about modern Germany. And we will surely get to talk about beer somehow! Whether you are a family, a tour group, a bunch of friends, school, university or college students or teachers, a company, or a club, let us craft the perfect walking tour of Munich for you.
Winter Walks and Hikes
Experience the magic of winter with a walk or hike in the crisp air of the Bavarian pre-Alps. All levels welcome, from flat, kid-friendly and disabled-accessible, to as long or steep as you prefer, and always including a sumptuous traditional mountain lunch at a serviced hut. Overnight in the hut is also possible. These tours do not require special equipment such as snowshoes, but you will need waterproof hiking boots and good winter outdoor clothing.
Ski Trip to Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Garmisch Partenkirchen has been home for over 40 years to the famous World Cup “Kandahar” race and is the site of the 4th ever Winter Olympics in 1936. We ski the Classic, followed of course, by a brief après-ski. In the event of bad snow conditions, we will ski the glacier on the Zugspitze. Equipment rental is available. All levels welcome, expert tours can also be arranged.
Celtic Heartland Day with Manching Museum and Oppidum Visit
The Celts inhabited Europe for perhaps 10,000 years, although their language derivatives are now only heard in parts of Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man, and Brittany in France. The Hallstatt culture was predominant from 800 BCE until they were displaced by the Romans, with a high concentration right here in Bavaria. We visit a number of archaeological sites where there is evidence of Celtic settlements, then spend a number of hours at the Manching Celtic museum and oppidum.
Gardens of Peace
Hear inspiring stories of triumph and tragedy from the resting places of some of Munich’s heroines and heroes of science, engineering, architecture, and humanity. We visit a selection of gardens on the morning tour, and a few more if you take the afternoon extension, after a thoughtful lunch at a beautiful beer garden or restaurant. The walking is all flat and handicapped-friendly. There are many opportunities to rest, and there is a short commute between each.
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