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From beer hall-hopping to World War II history and food-tasting at the Christmas markets, Munich tours run the gamut of Bavarian history and heritage. Exploring the city can be done on foot, by bike, by Segway, or on a hop-on hop-on bus, and guided visits can show you a side of town only locals get to see. Most day and multi-day tours of Bavaria start from Munich, so there’s plenty to experience beyond the city limits, too. Immerse yourself in the fairy-tale scenery of Neuschwanstein Castle, visit medieval villages along the Romantic Road, or venture deep into the Bavarian Alps.

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Q:Are guided tours in Munich worth it?
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Yes, guided tours in Munich are worth it. They provide valuable insights into the city’s history and culture and help you navigate the most popular sights hassle-free. You’ll be led by expert guides offering context and stories you might miss on your own.

Q:How much do Munich tours cost?
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Munich tours generally cost between US$20 per person for a walking tour and US$100 per person for a day trip to nearby attractions like Neuschwanstein Castle. Costs depend on the type and length of the tour, with cross-country, multi-day tours costing into the thousands.

Q:What do you see on Munich tours?
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Munich tours typically cover attractions such as Marienplatz, the Glockenspiel, and Viktualienmarkt. Other highlights include the Munich Residenz, Nymphenburg Palace, and the English Garden. On day trips from Munich, you can explore the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site, Neuschwanstein Castle, and Linderhof Palace.

Q:How many days in Munich is enough?
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Three to four days in Munich is usually enough to explore the main attractions, soak up the atmosphere, and take a day trip or two to nearby sights like Neuschwanstein Castle or the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. If you prefer a more relaxed pace, extend your trip by a few days.

Q:What is the best month to visit Munich?
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The best month to visit Munich is September, especially if you want to experience Oktoberfest. The weather is mild, and the city comes alive with festivities. Alternatively, late spring (May and June) also offers pleasant weather and fewer crowds before the summer rush.