Private Tour Munich Zugspitze with 2H Stop

The Zugspitze is Germany's highest mountain, towering at 2,962 meters (9,718 ft). Located on the border of Germany and Austria, it offers a spectacular alpine experience year-round.
At the Summit (2962m)
Enjoy a breathtaking 360° panorama spanning over 400 peaks in four countries (Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland).
Don't miss a photo at the iconic Golden Summit Cross.
Activities & Facilities
Walks: Easy access to viewing platforms and terraces on both the German and Austrian sides.
Dining: Multiple restaurants and beer gardens (e.g., Panorama 2962) offer traditional Bavarian and international food with stunning views.
Attractions: Visit the Chapel of the Highest Angel and the mountain's history Museum.
The price for the cable car to Mount Zugspitze is as follows for the summer season:
Adult: €75 for a round trip.
Children (6–15 years): €37.50 for a round trip.
One-way ticket for adults: €44.
Prices are indicative and it is necessary to check the official website in advance

Neuschwanstein is a world-famous 19th-century palace commissioned by King Ludwig II of Bavaria (the "Fairytale King"). Dramatically situated on a rugged hill near Füssen, this palace is a magnificent example of Romanesque Revival architecture.
Key Facts & Highlights
Iconic Status: It is the direct inspiration for Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty castle.
Location: Built high in the Bavarian Alps, offering spectacular views of the Hohenschwangau Valley.
Interior: Known for its lavish, theatrical rooms dedicated to German legends and the works of Richard Wagner.
Best View: The most famous viewing point is from the nearby Marienbrücke (Mary's Bridge).
Experience: One of Europe's most recognized and visited castles, providing a truly unique cultural experience.
Entrance fee for a guided castle tour is not included.
And it is necessary to purchase tickets in advance.

Mittenwald is an enchanting alpine resort nestled in the dramatic Bavarian Alps, set directly beneath the towering Karwendel mountain range. Famous for its centuries-old tradition of violin making, this charming town combines stunning scenery with rich craftsmanship.
Highlights
Lüftlmalerei: Stroll through the historic center and admire the beautifully decorated houses featuring colorful frescoes (Lüftlmalerei), which depict religious scenes, fairy tales, and local life.
Violin Making: Mittenwald is renowned as the German center for violin and stringed instrument production. The Geigenbaumuseum (Violin-Making Museum) showcases this heritage.
Karwendelbahn: Take the cable car up to the mountains for panoramic views of the entire region and excellent hiking opportunities.
Location: Positioned near the Austrian border, it offers access to the Leutaschklamm Gorge and views of the Zugspitze, Germany’s highest mountain.

Füssen, the highest town in Bavaria, is the official southern end of Germany's Romantic Road. Nestled at the foot of the Alps with the River Lech running through it, this charming medieval town serves as the gateway to Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Castles.
Town Highlights
Old Town: Wander through the pedestrian zone (Reichenstraße), admiring the pastel-colored houses, medieval alleyways, and the historic town wall.
Hohes Schloss (High Castle): This late-Gothic former summer residence of the Prince-Bishops of Augsburg dominates the skyline and houses a branch of the Bavarian State Painting Collection.
St. Mang's Abbey: Visit the magnificent Baroque complex of the former Benedictine monastery and the town's museum, which documents Füssen's past as a renowned center for lute and violin making.
Lechfall: Just outside the center, witness the turquoise waters of the Lech River plunging over a man-made waterfall and through a gorge.

Landsberg am Lech is a picturesque, medieval town situated beautifully on the River Lech and forming part of the famous Romantic Road. The town's historic center is one of the best-preserved ensembles in Upper Bavaria.
Highlights
Historic Townscape: Enjoy colorful baroque and rococo buildings, especially around the central Hauptplatz (Main Square) featuring the historic Town Hall and the Marienbrunnen fountain.
Architecture: Discover impressive medieval city fortifications, including the monumental late-Gothic Bayertor Gate (Bavarian Gate), which offers excellent views from its top.
The River Lech: The town is defined by the Lech Weir, where the river rushes over a wide dam, creating a striking urban waterfall effect. You can stroll along the scenic Lech Promenade.
Art & History: Landsberg is known for its architecture by Dominikus Zimmermann and its past connection to artist Sir Hubert von Herkomer (Mutterturm Tower).