Top Bavaria Walking Tours

Explore Cesky Krumlov on this private 9-hour tour that starts in Vilshofen and drops you off in Prague at the end of the day. Go on a walking tour of the UNSECO-listed Czech heritage site, Cesky Krumlov, and see top highlights, such as the Old Town Square, Namesti Svornosti, St.Vitus Church, and Cesky Krumlov Castle.

To learn more before your tour, search "Undiscovered Berchtesgaden" to find our detailed online guide and background story to Berchtesgaden Town. Join our local expert for the daily welcome tour of Berchtesgaden town. This tour is designed to help you get your bearings, discover the gems of the old town centre and is followed by a Q&A walk over the breathtaking Soleleitungssteg. We aim to conclude the Q&A by 1830, so the tour is the perfect way to get to know the town before heading out for dinner – dining tips are also included! Part 1: Berchtesgaden's Charming Pedestrian Zone: The cobbled streets that form Berchtesgaden’s pedestrian zone are lined with cafes, restaurants and numerous cultural gems. Part 2: The Castle Square: For the second part of the tour you’ll visit the Castle Square. Part 3: The Soleleitungssteg: This path was once the route that the brine (salt water) pipeline took from Berchtesgaden’s Salt Mine to the nearby town of Bad Reichenhall for processing.

During this all-inclusive, overnight camping trip, you’ll celebrate Munich’s Springfest—the springtime version of Oktoberfest. Sleep comfortably in pre-erected tents, and enjoy a tasty group breakfast and dinner. Travel to the festival grounds to spend the day drinking beer, digging into local Bavarian delicacies, and trying your hand at carnival rides. Then, head to the Stoke campsite for a legendary party with live music and tasty BBQs.

As the capital of Bavaria in Germany, Munich hosts wonderful and unique historical and art monuments. You're invited to visit its English Garden: a beautiful exhibition of Mother Nature mixed with so much different human activities and cultural buildings. But more than that, you will have the chance to visit the Munich Residence which was the old royal palace of Bavaria, the Munich cathedral and of course, the New Town Hall. If you're a gourmet and a lover of science, you will love its Viktualienmarkt food market and the Deutsches Museum of science and technology.

There’s no need to spend your Munich visit looking at your phone. Join a professional guide on this private walking tour to hit the highlights in double-quick time. See signatures such as the city gates, Marienplatz square, the Old Town Hall (with its dancing clock), the New Town Hall, historic churches, and, of course, a beer hall. Pick from a wealth of departure times to suit your travel plans.

During this walking tour, you will get to see some of the most popular tourist attractions of Wurzburg along with a local- professional guide who will be exclusively with you. The walking tour would last for about three hours and can be customized accordingly as per your taste and preferences. The tour timings are flexible and can be amended depending upon availability. In case of any special request, please do let us know and we would try our best to accommodate accordingly Learn about: -The Italian style Renaissance garden. -The Roman Catholic cathedral. -Its iconic building in downtown Wurzburg.

Nuremberg, a city in northern Bavaria, is distinguished by medieval architecture such as the fortifications and stone towers of its Altstadt (Old Town).

Nuremberg, a city in northern Bavaria, which is distinguished by medieval architecture such as the fortifications and stone towers of its Altstadt (Old Town). • Visit the medieval church which represents the six virtues crowned by the figure of Justice. • See the river Pegnitz in the center of the old town. • See the largest Christmas market in Germany . • See the remains of the tallest brick structure in the city of Nuremberg. • You will see the group of medieval fortified buildings.

Visit Munich, Bavaria’s capital, which is home to centuries-old buildings and numerous museums. Here you will perceive with your eyes, the famous landmarks: -One of the most important buildings of the German. -Famous market in Munich. -The largest city Square. -One of the best tourist attractions in Marienplatz. -Town hall located at the northern part of Marienplatz. -One of the largest renaissance churches. -Europe’s largest public park. -The oldest church of the district.

Visit the city of Augsburg, which is one of Germany’s oldest cities, where you will perceive with your eyes, the famous landmarks: • You'll get to see one of the most famous towers of Augsburg. • The great gothic structure makes the place unique. • The magnificent baroque place of Augsburg. • The famous foundation headed from Greek mythology. • A ceremonial room of the town. • A very tall and beautiful tower in the Central District of the town. • This fountain is one of the three magnificent fountains. • The beautiful Medical church. • A Roman Catholic church of the town. • The world's oldest social housing complex. Tour timings are flexible and can be amended depending on availability.

Get to see the breathtaking views in a town that rests on Lake Constance, well known for its old town. You will get to see the Bavarian lion statue at the harbor entrance, a Stone lighthouse alongside the lake, the Thieves Tower and Peterskirche (Church of St. Peter). This is a private guided tour and tour timings can be amended depending on availability.

Standing at the confluence of three mighty rivers, and known for its ancient beginnings, the city of Passau has history and scenery to spare—and this introductory waling tour is the perfect way to discover it. Pick from multiple daily tour times, and explore with just your private guide for company. You’ll visit its St. Stephan's Cathedral, will discover its hilltop fortress, will stroll along its narrow alleys, and more.

Established more than 2000 years ago, this unique place was a safe haven chosen by Traders, Craftsmen, Clergy and prince bishops who shaped and influenced the daily life of this fascinating city. Discover the splendid past and multi faceted present of this city also known as the “Bavarian Venice”. A Journey throughout centuries, where you would pass through the St Stephan’s cathedral with the worlds largest organ & the episcopal palaces. View the flood marks at the City hall along with its lavish paintings on the interior walls, listen to intriguing facts and anecdotes while strolling along the narrow lanes and hidden courtyards. Enjoy magnificent views of the pilgrimage church Mariahilf, the upper castle, the Veste Oberhaus and let the baroque joy of living enchant you!

Discover one of Germany’s most scenic and historical cities—and immerse yourself in its UNESCO-listed beauty—during a private, introductory tour of Regensburg. Pick from multiple daily tour times, and meet your guide in the city center. You’ll explore a number of local highlights, from the medieval Old Town and the Regensburg Cathedral to the Old Stone Bridge and ancient Porta Praetoria. As you go, learn the stories behind the sights.

During this tour, you will see the Castle along with the St.George’s Chapel and the viewpoint “Linde Battery", a viewpoint to see the three rivers of Passau.

Welcome to Garmisch, a small town that offers old fashioned Bavarian style and hospitality. Today Garmisch is the number one winter sports venue in Germany offering some of the best skiing in the land, including runs on Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze (2964m). The town is also famous for having hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics along with the International Alpine Skiing Championships in 1978 and 2011. Discover the highlights of this charming place by foot, because in Garmisch, just walking around the town is a real treat. You will learn about: * History of Garmisch and Partenkirchen * Luftl-paintings * Winter Olympic Games of 1936 * Olympic Ski Jump You will see: * Garmisch town * Ludwig Street * St Anton Church * Partenkirchen town * Olympic Stadium

This private walking tour of Nuremberg includes a stroll to the Hauptmarkt to see a 14th-century fountain called Schöner Brunnen; a tour of the timbered house of Albrecht Dürer, Germany's most famous painter; and an exploration of the medieval Imperial Castle. With a personal guide on hand to offer explanations, you’ll learn about historical events aside from World War II, from the Holy Roman Empire to the industrial revolution.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a fairytale town on the Romantic Road. Make the most of your time in this charming setting by going on a private walking tour. Opting for a private tour means direct access to your guide for questions along the way, and the possibility to customize your experience. Visit Rothenburg’s top sights including the Medieval Crime Museum, Flat Square, The Town Walls, Rothenburg Town Hall, and the Church of St. James.

We present to you the romantic walled town of Füssen. Come with us to discover the High Castle, the former summer residence of the prince-bishops of Augsburg. Here you will learn about a treaty that ended imperial ambitions, and why this city is so perfect to see on foot, that even it’s name says so: Füssen, or “Feet”. Admire the Bavarian architecture, the sparkling turquoise river that runs through its center and the cobble-stoned alleyway that give the town an old-world charm, while it still offers all the services that you expect in modern times. Its unique ambience invites you to explore the medieval alleys and town wall, pastel-toned shop, baroque churches, and museums.

Right out of the imaginary of the typical bavarian town, Rosenheim has it all. Near to lake Chiemsee, where king Ludwig II built his version of Versailles, known as Herrenchiemsee, it is also the scenery for the german TV series “Die Rosenheim Cops”. Once one of the most important satellite cities around Munich, it’s salines powered the region with the richnesses of the “white gold”. The Romans came here in 15 BC under the rule of Tiberius, founding the city and creating roads going east to west and north to south that all passed the city. The city lies also at the banks of the river Inn, another great water highway of the past. The name of this city is also shrouded in mystery. Supposedly, the Inn boatmen knew there were many beauties in this town, therefore calling it "home of the Rose", or Rosenheim. The Bavarian beauties still populate the area, in the landscape, buildings and it’s multicultural inhabitants that are proud to say that Rosenheim has a mediterranean flair.

This quaint alpine village has seen millennia of history and was named after a pagan Goddess. From prehistory to celtic times, early medieval to the nazi rule, Berchtesgaden stayed a hotspot. As a town, it’s roots go back to 1102 AD, and it’s existence is deeply connected to the salt mines in this town that enriched the entire region, therefore passing hands from nobility and clergy until it joined Bavaria in 1810. On the foothills of the famous Watzmann mountain seen in “The Sound of Music”, it is no wonder that even the bavarian royalty chose it as one of their residences. Later on Adolf Hitler took interest as well, later building his mountain residence at Obersalzberg and making Berchtesgaden a nazi stronghold during the World War II. This tour will give all the hindsight on these and many more details, stories and less known facts about a little alpine town that once had a hand in international affairs.

In the last little southeastern corner of Germany, surrounded by an amphitheater of majestic mountains, is the King’s Lake, or Königsee. It sits at the heart of the Berchtesgaden Nationalpark, Germany’s only alpine national park and a recognized UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The 192 meters deep lake is therefore only navidated by electrical boats that have operated here for more than 100 years, thanks to Prince-Regent Luitpold of Bavaria, who was afraid the noise would scare away the deer he so liked to hunt here in the 19th century. We should forget that the almost vertical walls of the mountains here cause an echo that can be heard for over 7 times. Let’s embark on a pure romantic journey over the Kings lake, to see the St. Bartholomä peninsula just behind the east wall of the Watzmann mountain and where the kings had their hunting lodge, to see the Röthbach waterfall the highest of it kind of Germany with it’s over 400 meters of height, and then to the Cul-de-sac border of Austria.

At the top of a rocky formation besides the river Salzach lies the castle of Burghausen. Nestled upon a town on the border to Austria, it has long been the longest castle of the world, having witnessed over one thousand years of history. The form it takes today dates back to the Turkish siege, and allows for breathtaking panoramic views over the town, the Salzach, and both Austria and Bavaria. Here you will be transported to a time of dames and knights, within the thick walls of this Gothic fortress, while your guide will complete the picture with all the details of past happenings within these walls. One of the prettiest places in Germany, from the medieval to the modern - Burghausen has it all.

This city has earned the righteous nickname of "pearl on the Inn", for it’s picture perfect scenery, with its colourful gothic houses, medieval inner courtyards, and it’s almost mediterranean flair. Once a powerhouse of trade in the Danube-Inn routes and in the Salt Route of Bavaria, it was fought over by the Bavarian nobility to obtain it’s control, since the only bridge over the Inn river passed on Wasserburg. The name itself means “Castle on the water”, and it was once the main harbour of Munich, only 50 km away. Built in a peninsula with winding curves along the Inn, it’s beauty is as uncanny today as ever.