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Neuschwanstein Castle and Highline 179 Tour
5(5 reviews)Munich, Germany
10h15DurationGerman, EnglishOffered inMobile ticketTicketPickup includedPickupWheelchair accessibleAccessibilityEasyLevel
About this experience
This tour includes a visit to Neuschwanstein Castle with guaranteed skip-the-line admission. Travelers will also experience the Highline 179, a pedestrian suspension bridge that is 114 meters high and over 400 meters long. The tour offers an interior exploration of the castle, highlighting its technological features under King Ludwig II. The Highline 179 is accessible year-round and provides an adrenaline-inducing crossing secured with eight rock anchors. Safety railings ensure it is safe for children. Those with a fear of heights can view the bridge from various vantage points, including the nearby 700-year-old Ehrenberg Castle ruins. The experience is suitable for those seeking adventure as well as those who prefer to enjoy the scenery from a distance.
Itinerary
1
Theresienwiese
We carefully curate our selection of sights for each tour to give you the ultimate tour experience. At the same time, this is YOUR exclusive tour, so we welcome your suggestions and do our best to accommodate your wishes. Whether you prefer to stay longer at one stop or add a whole new one, let us know and we’ll adapt your bespoke tour accordingly. ... but now: Look forward to a delightful tour, resting assured that you are in good hands with your friendly & professional tour guide, who will take you on eventful, informative yet relaxing excursions in our luxurious/comfortable new Mercedes and VW-Minivans. ... after driving along the Theresienwiese - the venue of the world's largest folk festival, the Oktoberfest - we leave Munich and take the highway heading South...
2
Burgenwelten Ehrenberg
Welcome to the historic Ehrenberg Castle Ensemble - paired with the most modern and thrilling technology! The 13th century Ehrenberg castle ruins are the centerpiece of one of the most important fortress complexes in Central Europe. It was once a mighty defense facility, administrative seat and customs station. An experiential museum bring visitors closer to the history of the area and its surrounding nature. For events of all kinds, the various historic rooms offer a more than worthy setting. At the entrance of the castle ruins, the spectacular "Highline179"-pedestrian suspension bridge spans the valley at a height of 114 m/374 ft. An attraction for young and old - all year round. A lift (€ 9.00/adult-roundtrip) replaces the 20-minute ascent on foot. Entrance to the 700-year-old Ehrenberg castle ruins is free of charge!
3
Schloss Linderhof
With the option "XXL-Time Credit" you have the opportunity to visit LINDERHOF Palace - it was King Ludwig's smallest but most intimate castle located in a lonely Alpine valley. With its breathtaking french baroque design and famous Bavarian trick paintings it was King Ludwig II's favourite palace. Following the French model, Linderhof was the only one of the three "fairytale castles" to be completed. In the beautful castle park you can admire other "fairy tale buildings". ***** Skip-the-line entrance fee (2025): € 10.00 p.P. (children under 18 years are free) ***** Please note that a visit to Linderhof Castle AND the Alpine Coaster cannot always be guaranteed due to time constraints!
4
Oberammergau
OBERAMMERGAU - due to the Corona crisis, the world-famous Passion Play had to be postponed for the first time since WWII. The big event, which normally takes place at the full decade, had to be postponed until 2022. On a guided tour of the village we will be happy to show you the Passion Play Theatre and its spectacular "Cabrio Stage" as well as the enchanting wall paintings. During a stroll through the historic center you can discover numerous shops offering souvenirs in a wide range, including the famous Oberammergau wood carvings.
5
Ettal Abbey
ETTAL ABBEY: If you want to see (and understand) another baroque masterpiece concerning church decorations, inserted in a 12-page domed room from the 14th century, you should follow your guide in this lovely Benedictine monastery near a little passo, just a 5 minutes’ drive away from Oberammergau.
What's included / not included
> Tour length: 9.5 or 11 hrs> Licensed, friendly and passionate Guide> Entrance fee NEUSCHWANSTEIN castle INCLUDING Skip-the-line-Surcharge - EVEN AT SHORT NOTICE!> Drive in new luxurious Mercedes or VW-Minivan (a/c) - Only your group is participating
< GratuitiesHorse-hybrid carriage and/or shuttle bus to Neuschwanstein castle/Queen Mary's bridgeEntrance feesEntrance feesEntrance fees
Additional information
Accessibility and comfort
- Wheelchair accessible
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Good to know
- Are you able to walk slightly uphill from the car park to Neuschwanstein castle (approx. 1,5 km/1mile in an hour's time)? (If not, the horse carriage or the Shuttle bus (not operating during snow and ice) must be used – anyway, an approx. 450 meters/0.28 miles uphill walk (up to 15 % slope) or an approx. 500 meters/0.31 miles downhill walk (up to 19 % gradient) from the respective terminal to the entrance of the castle have to be managed in any case!) Your guide can assist your group to make sure that you'll find your way. - In Neuschwanstein castle there are 346 stairs alltogether (up and down) to be managed. If this is too much for you and if you have an appropriate medical certificate of disability or resstriction of mobility or similar (must be scanned and posted in advance), an exclusive lift service only for you with a maximum of one companion, accompanied by a castle-staff could be booked. The elevator service is without additional costs, but the number of tours with that service is very limited and must be reconfirmed by the castle authorities. PLEASE NOTE: If you may need the lift service please inform us IMMEDIATELY after your booking! - To Hohenschwangau castle there is a carriage service (not in winter season) almost from door-to-door. You have to climb stairs up to the 3rd floor and back (no elevator).
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