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| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point |
| Minimum participant requirement | 10 travelers |
| Meal arrangement | Arrange yourself |
| Sightseeing type | Traditional markets, City walking tour |
| Transport | Walking, Bus tour |
少人数の場合は小型車等でのご案内となる場合がございます。
スケジュールは目安とさせていただき、天候、交通状況によってはスケジュールに遅れが出る場合がございます。
バスに設置されているお手洗いは、水の凍結の懸念があるため冬季は使用不可となります。 随時トイレストップを設けますのでご心配な方は事前にガイドにお申し出下さい。
催行可否は催行予定日の14日前までにご案内させて頂きますが、それまでは仮予約となります。
This walking tour will take you on an in-depth exploration of the classic landmarks in Munich's Old Town. You will visit the masterpiece of Baroque architecture, the Asamkirche, and experience its exquisite interior decor. We will also visit the magnificent St. Michael's Church and enter the crypt of Ludwig II. Additionally, there will be an entry to the historic Munich Residenz Museum. The tour route is carefully planned to allow you to experience the unique charm of the Old Town on foot.
This Munich Old Town walking tour is designed to last approximately three hours. During this time, a professional guide will lead you through the main attractions of the Old Town efficiently, providing detailed explanations of their historical background and cultural characteristics. This will give you a comprehensive understanding of Munich's geography and important landmarks, laying the foundation for your subsequent independent exploration.
When participating in the Munich Old Town walking tour, it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes to accommodate extended periods of walking. Please be aware of your surroundings and keep your personal valuables secure. As the tour primarily takes place in pedestrian-only areas of the Old Town, traffic is relatively simple, but please still adhere to traffic rules and follow the guide's instructions to ensure a smooth and safe journey.
This walking tour provides in-depth historical origins and cultural stories of various attractions in Munich's Old Town through the professional explanations of experienced guides. You will learn about the rise and fall of the Bavarian monarchy, experience the essence of Renaissance and Baroque architectural art, and gain a comprehensive understanding of the city's cultural context by visiting important churches and museums, rather than just a superficial glance.
The Asamkirche is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture in Munich, with an exceptionally ornate and exquisite interior design. Noteworthy features include rich frescoes, sculptures, gold leaf decorations, and clever use of light, creating a strong dramatic effect and a sacred atmosphere. Although small, the church is filled with artistic details, with every corner showcasing the ultimate expression of Baroque art.
St. Michael's Church is the largest Renaissance church in Southern Germany, bearing witness to the historical changes of the Duchy of Bavaria. The tomb of Ludwig II within the church houses the resting place of this romantic 'Fairy Tale King,' famous for building Neuschwanstein Castle. This site is not only a religious venue but also an important location for understanding the history of the Bavarian royal family and German culture.
The unique aspect of the Munich Old Town walking tour lies in its 'walking' format. Compared to a bus tour, a walking tour allows you to delve deeper into the pedestrian-only areas of the Old Town, exploring narrow alleys and hidden spots inaccessible to buses. Experienced guides will lead you at a more leisurely pace, allowing for closer appreciation of historical architectural details and sharing local stories and geographical insights that are difficult to convey on a bus.
Yes, this Munich Old Town walking tour offers Japanese-speaking guide services. Experienced Japanese-speaking guides will lead the tour throughout, providing detailed explanations of the historical background, architectural features, and cultural stories of each attraction in fluent Japanese. This will ensure you fully understand the tour content and enjoy a deep cultural experience without language barriers.