Today you have to be very excited. You are visiting the world's largest folk festival - the Munich Oktoberfest. Being the largest folk festival in the world, the Munich Oktoberfest attracts millions of people from all over the world. Your visit to the Munich Oktoberfest includes a private tour (approx. 3 hours) where you will learn about the Oktoberfest and its traditions. Dive into the Bavarian beer culture! This tour also includes a visit to the „Oide Wiesn“, which showcases the historical section of the Munich Oktoberfest. Here you can experience real Bavarian customs and see what the Oktoberfest used to be in the earlier days. Listen to the sound of brass band music and discover the historical fairground, full of rides & amusements from the early days of the Oktoberfest.

Day 3: Munich

In the morning city tour through Munich. Visit its famous attractions such as the Marienplatz, the Viktualienmarkt and the Hofbräuhaus. Munich is the gateway to the Bavarian Alps and world famous for the „Oktoberfest“ or the Bayern München football club with its impressive Allianz Arena. The liveliest part of Munich is undoubtedly the Marienplatz, a spectacular square full of history. The afternoon is free to explore the city at your leisure.

Day 4: Munich – Neuschwanstein & Linderhof Palaces - Füssen

Today leave for Füssen and enjoy a visit of the splendid castles of Louis II, King of Bavaria known as „The Mad King“. Visit the fantastic Neuschwanstein castle and the beautiful castle of Linderhof which are framed by one of the most beautiful natural surroundings in the world. Also visit the village of Oberammergau, known for ist hand crafts and its Passion play. Accommodation in Füssen, the southernmost point of the „Romantic Route“.

Day 5: Füssen - Garmisch- Partenkirchen

Continue to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, capital of winter sports. Garmisch-Partenkirchen hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics. Here is the highest mountain in Germany, the Zugspitze (2,962 meters). Ascend by cable car to the Zugspitze to enjoy the wonderful views.

Day 6: Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Innsbruck - Salzburg

Continue the trip to Innsbruck, the west of Austria and the valley of the River Inn, surrounded by high mountains. Stroll around this city of enchantments and visit the World of Swarovski Crystals. In the afternoon, leave for Salzburg.

Day 7: Salzburg

In the morning City Tour. The worldwide fame of Salzburg is due to the incomparable magic of the silhouette of the city, the beauty of the surrounding landscape and the fortune that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born here in 1756. Due to the architectural unity and harmony of the Old Town it was declared a „World Heritage Site“ by UNESCO.

Day 8: Salzburg - Berchtesgaden

Leave for Berchtesgaden, a typical Alpine village at the foot of the Watzmann mountain, well known for its salt mines, the „Königssee“ (lake of the king) and the Obersalzberg with the Eagle‘s Nest. After a visit to the salt mine in Berchtesgaden, you can choose to go on a boat trip on the Königssee or visit the famous Eagle‘s Nest (not included).

Day 9: Berchtesgaden - Lake Chiem - Munich

In the morning leave for Munich. On the way stop on the shores of Lake Chiem. Arrival in Munich in the afternoon and end of services.