Excellent historical tour to Dachau with Adam... He knows his stuff!…read more He provides factual information and a narrative that brings the experience alive. It's well worth the trip out to Dachau... & the tour exposes the ugly truth of the Nazi regime. Bring water & a sandwich and enjoy the day learning and seeing. Adam speaks both lovely Australian English and fluent German, and lives in Munich... perfect!

I booked the Dachau Memorial tour for my mom and I. It was competitively priced with other tour…read morecompanies in the area, but because it met at the Marienplatz, I chose this company because it was only a 10 min walk from our hotel. We met our tour guide Jon and 5 others joined the tour as well. The tour price included the fare on the lightrail and bus to get to Dachau. It was really nice to not have to worry about the times and connections. Not that it would have been a huge deal, but when on vacation, I like to worry less about logistics. Jon was very knowledgeable and I am so glad that I did use InMunich Tours because it was nice to have someone talk about the key points of the Dachau Memorial. If you're ever in the area, I would check out this tour company because they are very professional and knowledgeable.

Sigmund was our guide on a castle tour. He was enjoyable and did a great job. Beautiful scenery and…read morean informative guide.

Amazing way to spend the day! Our tour guide Scott was incredibly informative of all the…read morehighlighted stops. Teens loved it as much as the parents did! Win win!! This was my husband's second tour with Mike's and it was equally enjoyable. Highly recommend!

For a guy that grew up in Wisconsin, Levi at Thirsty Historian knows his stuff! He took us on a 3…read morehour walk-around tour of Munich and offered incredible insight about it's history! We started off with a great beer selection and ended with reservations at an incredible restaurant. If he really likes you - he'll show you another local bar that is a blast! Thank you Levi for your time and info. It really was the highlight of our trip and I'll actually do the tour again the next time I'm in town. Prost!

Levi is an amazing Tour Guide!!!! I went on a tour with him and my family and it was the bast part…read moreof the trip!!! Levi was very flexible with what we wanted to do and worked around our ideas to give us the best possible experience. He knew great places to take us and also where to get great beer! I would recommend Levi and The Thirst Historian to everyone who is planning on touring Munich!!

We did the Third Reich tour with Tom. We did the paid 15 eu pp tour and it…read moreWas worth every dime. It was a lesson on how Hitler came to be and almost Didn't t a couple times. It ran over three hours into the very dark with a bathroom and coffee stop. I know a lot and I learned a lot. And I like the Details, remote details. Thanks a lot. And we still added a tip. It was terrific Afternoon.

Awesome tour. Great knowledge. Good price, lol. Give a big tip, definitely worth it.read more

the castle is amazing and information is vey informative in a beautiful area.However there is not…read moresufficient signage or help once you take the bus up to the castle. also if you take a late tour there is no bus service available to take you back down the mountain and it is dark and tricky walking back down . DO NOT SCHEDULE A TOUR LESS THAN AN A HOUR AND A HALF BEFORE CLOSING . My tour was at 5:50 and the last bus was at 6:45 and we were out of luck

If this Castle was good enough for Walt Disney....should good enough for all of us!…read more Awesome over the top Castle with gorgeous designs inside. If you are a Richard Wagner fan this place has tons of homages to the famous classic composser. Stunning views. visit the bridge above for another great vantage point. There is a simple tour you get using a listening device and it is well worth the effort. Highly recommend.

Informative and excellent tour guide. Safe, quick, and detailed service and transportation. Goes…read moreabove and beyond for the experience.

We took a tour of Munich with Jake in June 2013. He took us to tons of interesting places and told…read moreus great stories and history of the area! I highly recommend taking tours with Jake!

While we somehow managed to visit München during the great heat wave of 2019, taking a tour with…read moreOzzie was breeze of cool air. Our only regret was that we didn't take the tour on the very first day we were in München. Ozzie did a wonderful job of taking us to places of interest, explaining the history and context of each location, and teaching us how to immerse ourselves into Bavarian culture. I've always known my ancestors were from Germany, but after taking Ozzie's tour I knew more specifically that they came from Bavaria. Back to Ozzie though, you can tell he loves his city and he loves Bavaria. You can't help but fall in love with his outlook on life and his city in the process. If I find out anyone is going to München, I will insist that their first activity is to call Ozzie and take a tour because it will make the rest of their trip that much more enjoyable.

From the owner: Searching for a Munich tour? Join one of the ozTourMunich day tours and/or nightlife tours to get…read moreyou local! Any scripted tour guide can give you dates, names and statistics. Since 2006, through contribution in developing the script for the original English Munich Free tour, the ozTourMunich now takes you further and consistently aims to have you relate to and feel Munich as well. Join us on the City Tour; the Bratwurst, Beer und Schnaps Tour/Pub Crawl through beer-halls and beer-gardens; or the Nightlife VIP Club Crawl through Munich Nightclubs ... and let's get you local!

We had a lovely tour guide who was very knowledgeable about the castle and the family history. She…read moregave us in depth details about each room and all the family members. The castle rooms are smaller and more demure than Neuschwanstein, making it more homey. The views of the lake are incredible too. The area itself is beautiful and there are some nice cafes and restaurants up there too. Well worth the visit.

We made reservations for both Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein castle tours and I preferred the…read moreway the Hohenschwangau tour was run. We were told to arrive 1 hour before our reservation but 30 minutes would have been plenty of time. We were in a small group and our guide made sure that all of us were settled in each room before starting. She gave us a brief overview before starting the prerecorded audio narration. I left feeling more knowledgeable about King Ludwig's childhood and family life at Hohenschwangau. The tour took about 30 minutes and there was not much to see afterwards. We had thought we needed 3 hours for this castle but the walk up was short, but 2 hours for everything was plenty of time for us.

Linderhof is the smallest of the three fairytale castles and palaces that King Ludwig II of Bavaria…read morebuilt. It was the only one that was completed....and he had plans in place to build a fourth one. The opulent palace was built in the Rococo style. It was built to be a mini Versailles. The French influence is seen throughout the palace. The location was chosen due to King Ludwig's familiarity as his Royal Family owned a small hunting "lodge" on the property. Ludwig moved modest home to build one if his fairytale masterpieces. Like the other two properties, no expense was spared. The palace is filled with gilded mirrors, chandeliers, walls and staircases. Tapestries and painting cover every surface from the ceilings to the walls to the floor. There are modern amenities in every room. Hot running water, flushable toilets and even a table that could be raised or lowered for private dining. His Venus cave is a nod to his love of mythology. The gardens are stunning. The fountain runs on mountain water. Due to the current summer drought, it has been placed on a schedule. So what happened to King Ludwig? No one actually knows. His love of building elaborate palaces and castles led him to bankruptcy. As he ran out of personal funds, he asked family members and friends for financial assistance. After a while, they stopped loaning him money, so as king he asked the Bavarian government to fund his projects. They said no twice. When he threatened to replace them, he was declared insane by psychiatrists who didn't actually interview him. He was committed and then within 24 hours, he and his psychiatrist were found floating in a shallow end of a lake. Coincidence??? So how was his debt paid back?? Six weeks after his death, the government took over his properties and charged admission for those who visited. A beautiful palace with a tragic mystery.

So compared to King Ludwigs bigger castle Neuschwanstein Castle Linderhop pales in comparrison…read more It is still worth visiting: Gorgeous grounds, The very unique Grotto ( think Playboy mansion grotto from the 1800 hundreds). The castle itself is ornate but small compared to Neuschwanstein Castle.