Munich · CITY HIGHLIGHTS TOURS
A first orientation of a city you can cross on foot. These 15 range from a two-hour walk to a bus ticket good for two days, priced and clear about which sights you enter and which you only pass.
See Munich from an open-top double-decker bus, then hop off at Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Palace, Olympiapark, BMW Welt, or the English Garden. Your 24- or 48-hour ticket includes WiFi, headphones, and audio commentary in nine languages. Confirm which route your ticket covers before boarding.
“It was easy to find tour and book via app as i had no cash, good expirience,”
Ride through Munich’s Old Town, Residenz courtyards, Odeonsplatz, and the English Garden with an English-speaking guide. You’ll see the Eisbach surfers, stop for 45 minutes at the Chinese Tower beer garden, and cover more ground than on foot. Bikes are included; lunch and tips are extra.
“Really liked Kyle and his easy going fun way of sharing Munich with us.”
Explore Munich with a private local host such as Anna, Phillip, Naveen, or Esper. Your 2 to 6-hour walk can focus on history, food, architecture, family interests, or less-visited areas, with hotel pickup available and public transport added when useful.
“Phillip was fantastic, his knowledge of history and architecture made the understanding rich. He also gave us a number of tips for things to see and restaurants to try. The best guide of the ten tours we took!”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow a guide through Munich’s English Garden, along the Isar, and past the Maximilianeum, Feldherrnhalle, Hofgarten, Eisbach, and Siegestor. German and English tours run from Schwabing. Guides such as Christian, Paula, Christine, and Rouen have led past groups.
“The tour was nice, a lot of information privided by our guide Paula”
Ride a Segway through Munich with an English- or German-speaking guide. After safety practice, visit the Friedensengel, Maximilianeum, Residenz, Opera, Odeonsplatz, Hofgarten, Siegestor, English Garden, Chinese Tower beer garden, and Eisbach surfers. Guides including Jalal, Dunja, Abdul, and Rauen add local stories.
“Fantastic!!! It was great experience. We had lots of fun. Highly recommend this tour”
Use the digital Munich City Pass for 1 to 5 days of museum entry, castles, FC Bayern Museum, SEA LIFE, Bavaria Film Studios, a hop-on hop-off bus, and selected tours. Add Munich public transport, including an M-6 option covering the airport.
Ride a Segway through Munich’s English Garden, along the Isar, past the Friedensengel, Hofbräuhaus, Residenz, Odeonsplatz, Eisbachwelle, and university. You get a safety lesson, helmet, guide, and photo stops. Guides such as Paula, Wolfgang, Chris, and Kristina are praised for patient instruction.
“This was a great tour and an excellent way to see a lot of Munich in a short period of time. The Segway was very easy to learn how to use. It turned out to be a fun and relaxing way to tour the city! Our guide, Wolfgang, was fantastic. He showed us so many amazing sights and kept the tour light and entertaining. We strongly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Munich!”
Ride privately through Munich with guides such as Andre, Andy, or Michael, visiting Marienplatz, the English Garden, Residenz, Hofbräuhaus, and more. You get a compact city overview, personal commentary, and almost no walking, though the open-air ride depends on good weather.
“We arrived in the morning and this was a wonderful way to see the city. Our guide was incredibly informative and friendly. I would highly recommend.”
Explore Munich from Marienplatz to the Frauenkirche, Viktualienmarkt, and Hofbräuhaus with a guide such as Megan or Corinna. You’ll hear local stories, take a short quiz, and enjoy one Bavarian drink plus a traditional snack in a group limited to eight.
“Guide was very knowledgeable explaining about various Christmas market”
Turn a Munich to Prague transfer into a full sightseeing day. A local guide such as Jane, Petra, Filip, Martin, or Sebastian drives you to Regensburg, Pilsen, and Karlštejn Castle, with room for luggage and hotel drop-off in Prague. Expect about 10 hours on the road.
“I loved not losing a whole day to travel. We transferred from Munich to Prague and got to see Regensburg and Plzner which we otherwise would have missed. Unfortunately the Castle was closed the day we transfered. Filip the guide was soo nice, super helpful, prompt and courteous. He gave us tips on where to eat in Prague and even used the time in the car for language lessons on useful phrases we would need. Highly recommend.”
Ride through Munich with an English-speaking guide such as Canaan, Susanna, Rob, Karl, Mark, or Dan, depending on the day. The four-hour route links royal squares, museums, Nazi-era landmarks, the English Garden, a famous beer garden, and the Eisbach wave. An electric bike and helmet are included.
“Was a terrific, fun and educational bike tour. Rob our guide and leader was great, very knowledgeable and engaging. The pace was great. We hit the highlights. If you want a great bike tour book with This company and ask for Rob, can’t go wrong, well worth the money.”
Glide through Munich with a live German or English guide, stopping at the English Garden, Chinesischer Turm, Friedensengel, Residenz, Odeonsplatz, Hofgarten, and more. Guides including Karl, Munir, Abdel, and Yousuff have helped riders get comfortable before setting off.
“Gut organisiert , am Tag davor noch Kontakt mit Guide . Freundlicher junger Mann (Yousuff) . Organisation flexibel.”
Spend about 9.5 hours with a private guide such as David, Jan, Lucas, or Amir, traveling from Munich to Harburg Castle, Dinkelsbühl, and Rothenburg ob der Tauber. You get door-to-door transport and a flexible day, but the route involves long drives and costs $645.75 per person.
“Our guide, David, was a wonderful human with a passion and knowledge of German history that was superior. This was a private tour and we were encouraged to make it our own, which we appreciated. Many helpful tips from David. We would not hesitate to schedule with Viator and David again.”
Ride Munich’s major sights in four easy hours with an English-speaking guide, including Königsplatz, Führerbau, the English Garden, Chinese Tower, Eisbachwelle, and Viktualienmarkt. Comfortable e-bikes and helmets are supplied, though you’ll need cash for the food stop and confidence riding in traffic.
“We visited interesting sites in Munich. Our guide was informative and shared photos that explained more about the history of places. At times, it was a bit dangerous because we rode in high traffic areas. Also, we were not given helmets. The company should give riders helmets for safety purposes.”
Walk Munich’s historic center with a private licensed guide in English, German, Spanish, French, or Italian. Choose two to six hours, with St. Peter’s and Asamkirche included, plus Frauenkirche, Theatine Church, and the Residenz on longer options. Guides such as Lucia, Sandra, Heidi, and Herr Ziegner have led past tours.
“Informative and quick tour of Munich. Enjoyed it! Our guide Sandra was great.”
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