Atraccions turístiques a Dachau

This tour will allow you to discover the city of Augsburg, following in the path of some of its most famous residents, Fugger, Mozart and Brecht. Among the highlights – and even some UNESCO World Heritage Sites – you'll see include the Fugger houses, Augustus Fountain and the canals in the Lech quarter leading to the Fuggerei complex. Your tour will include admission to the Fuggerei and your choice of either Römerlager or Brechthaus.

With a ticket for the Lufthansa Express Bus, you can travel between Munich Airport and various sites in the city in comfort. The bus will run every 20 minutes, taking you directly between the airport and two Munich stations: one in the north and one in the centre. You'll have access to WiFi on board and also receive complimentary newspapers.

This classic city tour of Augsburg will introduce you to the people and places that shaped the city. Along the way you’ll encounter big names such as Mozart, Brecht and Fugger, and you’ll see the Fugger houses on Maximilianstraße, the Fuggerei founded in 1521 and the magnificent full Renaissance town hall. As you move through the idyllic old craftsman quarter, the Lech canals and the Augustus Fountain on Rathausplatz will be used to explain the Augsburg Water Management System, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. Entrance fees for the Fuggerei and the Römerlager/Brechthaus are included; from May 2026 the Golden Hall in Augsburg Town Hall will be included. An optional, free sound amplifier system (elysium®) is available if you wish to use it — you’ll only need your own smartphone with headphones and an internet connection.

This ticket will give you access to SEA LIFE Munich, the home of Germany's largest shark variety. During your visit, you'll be able to see over 20 diverse shark species, including the pyjama shark, the zebra shark, the school shark and the Japanese wobbegong, known for its camouflage and motionless behaviour. You'll also have the chance to admire some of the 3,000 marine inhabitants that live in the centre's tropical pools, as well as meet Lady Pünktchen – the largest shark at SEA LIFE.

This tour takes you into the Bavarian mountains to see King Ludwig II’s dream castles: Neuschwanstein and Linderhof, described here as magnificent UNESCO World Heritage sites. You will benefit from a Skip-the-Line service, so you avoid queuing at ticket offices and have more time to soak up the surroundings and history. Your visit begins at Linderhof Palace, where you will explore the opulent rooms and learn about the more private side of King Ludwig II’s life. Along the way you will enjoy a scenic drive that passes through Oberammergau; on the Classic and VIP options this drive passes through without a stop. You then reach Hohenschwangau, the place where Ludwig spent much of his childhood, before ending at Neuschwanstein Castle. At Neuschwanstein you will admire one of Germany’s most emblematic and impressive monuments, set against dramatic mountain scenery.

With this ticket, you’ll gain access to Hellabrunn Zoo, located on the banks of the Isar River and a cultural, educational and recreational hub. Here, you’ll discover the remarkable diversity of approximately 500 animal species from across the globe. On this 40-hectare zoo, you’ll encounter Asian elephants, gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees, Siberian tigers and African lions. You’ll also experience the fauna of five continents in a singular setting, from inquisitive giraffes, majestic polar bears to agile silvery gibbons. You’ll also find interactive signage, discovery stations and narrated feedings that offer opportunities to delve deeper into understanding the animals, their habitats and the importance of sustainable species conservation.

This hop-on, hop-off bus tour gives you the opportunity to discover Bavaria’s capital at your own pace. You can get on and off the double-decker whenever you please at one of the 15 different stops covered by the three bus lines. The tour passes numerous locations in Munich city centre, such as the English Garden, the Siegestor and the Odeonsplatz. The tour also includes stops outside the city centre such as the Olympiapark in the Milbertshofen-Am Hart district and the Palace of Nymphenburg located in the district of Neuhausen-Nymphenburg. While on the bus, you can listen to an audio guide to learn more about this beautiful city.

You will meet your professional Dachau tour guide in central Munich and travel by train and bus to the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Along the way your guide will accompany you, helping to set the historical context before you arrive at the memorial grounds. At the memorial site you will join a guided tour led by your Dachau specialist. As you move through the site, the guide will explain the history and significance of the camp and the memorial, and help you understand the stories and events connected with the place. The tour focuses on the memorial site itself, allowing time to reflect on the grounds and learn from the expert commentary provided by your guide.

On a torchlit walk through the city you will follow the night watchman as he leads his evening tour. The guide will move through dim streets and dark alleys, using a torch to set the atmosphere while pointing out historical sights along the route. You will learn about the life and work of the Warden and hear stories and anecdotes that bring the city’s legends to life. As you move from one place to the next, the night watchman will share local lore and details tied to the buildings and lanes you pass. The experience blends history and storytelling, giving you a sense of how past routines and characters shaped the city after dark.

In Augsburg you'll follow the city’s long water history as it survives in streets, canals and monuments. The walk highlights the Augsburg Water Management System, a UNESCO World Heritage ensemble made up of 22 objects left by the water industry from the late Middle Ages to 1972. Along the way you'll pass three monumental fountains that adorn the city centre and cross the four Lech canals that run through the Lechviertel. The route leads from the Town Hall Square through the Lechviertel to the historic waterworks at the Red Gate. There you’ll see the group of water towers; one of the three is among the oldest surviving water towers in Central Europe, though an indoor visit is not included. An optional, free sound-amplifier system (elysium®) is available if you wish to listen to commentary — you’ll only need your own smartphone, headphones and an internet connection to use it.

Wander through the scenic German countryside on a route that leads from Munich to two of King Ludwig II’s most famous creations: Linderhof and Neuschwanstein. Linderhof Castle shows a French rococo influence and was inspired by Versailles. You’ll see its ornate architecture and the immaculately kept gardens that surround the villa, which reflect the tastes of Bavaria’s so-called Swan King. Along the way you’ll pass through Oberammergau before arriving at Neuschwanstein Castle, the mountain retreat whose dramatic silhouette and elaborate design have led many to cite it as an inspiration for Disney’s storybook castles. You’ll have free time to explore the castle and its setting, learn about Ludwig II’s vision, and take in the views of the surrounding landscape.

This self‑guided audio tour app lets you explore Munich’s Bavarian charm and rich history at your own pace. You’ll begin at Marienplatz, the heart of the historic centre, then move on to the Frauenkirche, the city’s landmark cathedral. Along the way you’ll hear about the Residenz, the former palace of the Wittelsbach monarchs, and soak up the lively atmosphere of the Viktualienmarkt. As you continue, you’ll stroll down elegant Maximilianstraße toward the Deutsches Museum, which is home to a vast collection of science and technology exhibits. The app will also guide you to the famous Hofbräuhaus so you can learn about Munich’s beer culture, then on to the grand Nymphenburg Palace and its extensive baroque gardens. Finally, you’ll reach Olympiapark to explore its distinctive architecture and ascend the Olympic Tower for panoramic views, offering a sense of how tradition and modernity meet in Munich.

On this panoramic hop-on-hop-off tour of Munich you'll travel on a double-decker bus and see the city from an elevated viewpoint. The route takes you past highlights such as Olympic Park, Nymphenburg Palace, the Old City Center and the neighbourhood of Schwabing. An audioguide is available in eight languages and can be listened to with headphones, so you can follow the commentary as you go. Along the way the narration will give you background on Munich’s stories and culture, helping you put the sights into context. You may hop on and off at any of the designated stops to explore further, then continue the tour whenever you’re ready. The experience combines easy sightseeing with informative audio so you can both enjoy the views and learn more about the city.

You will visit Neuschwanstein Castle, the romantic palace built by King Ludwig II, set in the Bavarian alpine landscape. During your stay in Hohenschwangau you’ll have the option to join an English-language guided tour of Neuschwanstein Castle and to have lunch in the village. As you move through the area, you can hike up to the Marienbrücke viewpoint, where you can take striking pictures of the castle and the surrounding scenery. You may also view Hohenschwangau Castle from the outside or, weather permitting, take a walk along the shores of the Alpsee. If it’s rainy, you can choose instead to visit the Museum of the Bavarian Kings; this visit would be at your own expense.

You will travel from Munich through scenic German countryside toward two of King Ludwig II’s most famous creations: Neuschwanstein and Linderhof. Both castles are known for their elaborate architecture and the grand visions of Bavaria’s so-called Swan King. Many people believe Neuschwanstein inspired the storybook castles seen in Disney films, and you’ll see the romantic, fairytale qualities that prompt those comparisons. You’ll first visit Linderhof, a small French rococo-style palace modelled on Versailles and set within carefully tended gardens. Along the way you will pass through Oberammergau by bus before arriving at Neuschwanstein, which sits secluded in the mountains. You’ll have time to explore the exterior and surroundings of Neuschwanstein and to take in the dramatic alpine setting that complements its ornate façades and turrets. The experience will show you contrasting styles: the intimate, formal elegance of Linderhof and the sweeping, storybook presence of Neuschwanstein, both reflecting Ludwig II’s unique taste and ambition.