Munich · HERRENCHIEMSEE PALACE TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 herrenchiemsee palace tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride from Munich to Chiemsee, cruise its islands, and tour Ludwig II’s Versailles-inspired Herrenchiemsee Palace with an English guide.
“The reason for 4 stars was time was to short for a trip to both islands. Very little time to get a lunch and walk around and really take in other sights. Castle tour was excellent.”
Explore Herrenchiemsee and Fraueninsel on a private Munich day trip with palace tickets, lake boats, hotel pickup, and free island time.
“my daughter and I had a great day. Armin our guide was fabulous, he was knowledgeable about the Palace, island, history of King Ludwig II and his attempt to copy on a grander scale the Palace of Versailles. Armin gave us enough direction and leeway to explore. it was a beautiful day in Lake Chimesse. The lunch on the Island was very good as well. A day trip well worth taking.”
Review of a private Munich tour to Herrenchiemsee, Fraueninsel, Salzburg or Eagle’s Nest, with lake views, palace history, and flexible pickup.
“Stephen was a fabulous guide for our private trip to Ludwig II third palace and Salzburg. In spite of occasional showers, he got us to the correct ferries and on the next English tour. We had a lovely lunch stop at charming neighboring island. Then, special stops at Sound of Music locations and a walking tour of old town Salzburg - with plenty of history along the way! It was a great day thanks to Stephen! Highly recommend any tour with him!”
Tour Lake Chiemsee from Munich by private car, boat, carriage, and guided visit to Herrenchiemsee Castle, with hotel pickup included.
“This was a great experience and a fantastic day. We got picked up at 9 from our hotel, had a nice drive out and thoroughly enjoyed our time at the palace. The service was great and we enjoyed our driver’s company and conversation.”
Pick a castle, a cellar or a walk.
