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	This accessible shuttle service in Munich will provide you with a safe, professional, and convenient way to move back and forth between the airport and your hotel, and you can also book journeys in and around the city center. Offering an accessible van featuring a wheelchair lift in the back, handrails, enough space to travel sitting in your wheelchair, and safety straps, no matter what Munich accommodation you choose to stay in, getting to the airport or around the city will be easy and comfortable. The drivers have experience of working with people with disabilities. For other transportation services, please contact our travel experts.

	
		 
	

	
		 
	
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Accessible Transfers Munich

A wheelchair-accessible transfer service from Munich airport to your hotel, and around the city center. Check out its accessibility here!

The wheelchair-accessible van, parked on a countryside road.

Guides / staff members have experience assisting people with disabilities

Accessible bathrooms at multiple stops during the activity

Places visited are all wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently

You’ll be met at your accommodation by a wheelchair-accessible vehicle before setting off on your accessible guided visit to Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain. Upon arrival, you’ll ascend the mountain in the Zugspitze Cable Car which boasts amazing views of the snow-capped peaks before arriving at the Zugspitze Viewing Platform which extends out from the cliffside and offers even more beautiful panoramic views from the mountain. After taking in the view, you’ll stop for lunch at a mountainside restaurant which specializes in local cuisine before heading off to pay a visit to either Garmisch-Partenkirchen’s Old Town or Ettal Abbey before being dropped off at your hotel.

If needed, you can store your wheelchair in the tour vehicle. All locations on the tour are accessible, however minimal assistance may be required in some areas and your experienced guide will be available to help if required. Accessible bathrooms are available at several points during the tour.

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Zugspitze Top of Germany Guided Tour​

Enjoy panoramic mountain views on this accessible trip to Zugspitze. Check out its accessibility here!

Zugspitze mountain panoramic view with a clear blue lake in the foreground.

On this accessible private tour, you’ll be picked up from your accommodation in a wheelchair-accessible vehicle before heading out to the shore of Lake Chiemsee, a crystal-clear body of water nicknamed the “Bavarian Sea”. You’ll then board a sightseeing boat which will take you to Herreninsel, the lake’s largest island which is home to Herrenchiemsee Palace, a grand complex of buildings created in the style of Versailles for King Ludwig II of Bavaria. You’ll have time to check out the palace’s regal interior, including the impressive Hall of Mirrors and Council Chamber, visit the museum exhibits housed in the palace and last but not least, explore the palace grounds including the several ornate fountains and manicured gardens.

Throughout the tour, your experienced tour guide will be able to provide assistance when needed, particularly for traveling across the palace’s gravel paths. The tour includes roughly 15 minutes of walking on mostly flat gravel. If needed, your wheelchair can be stowed in the tour vehicle and multiple accessible bathrooms are available during the tour.

Herrenchiemsee Palace Guide Tour

Discover Lake Chiemsee and take a boat to Herrenchiemsee Palace on this accessible tour. Check out its accessibility here!

Herrenchiemsee Palace with gardens, pond and fountain.

On this guided tour, you’ll be met at your accommodation by an accessible van before heading off to explore some of Bavaria’s most iconic landmarks. The first stop is Neuschwanstein Castle which is perched on top of a hill surrounded by forests and served as inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle. You’ll be able to visit the castle’s grounds and regal interior before returning to your vehicle and traveling to the Linderhof Palace. Once there, you’ll be able to see the palace’s manicured gardens, take in the fountains and tour the grand interior which includes an impressive Hall of Mirrors. The last stop on your tour is the Ettal Abbey, a Benedictine monastery dating back to the 1300s that features a combination of Gothic and Baroque architecture.

If required, wheelchairs can be stored in the tour vehicle and your experienced guide will be able to assist you throughout the day. Additional assistance may be required to travel from the parking lot to the Neuschwanstein Castle as vehicles cannot drive up to the castle’s entrance, and this can be arranged with an external service. Only one wheelchair per hour can be admitted to the castle and the elevator dimensions are 85 cm by 130 cm. At the Linderhof Palace, assistance may be required to traverse the gravel footpaths and inside the palace, a mobile stair climbing aid is available for non-electric wheelchairs.

​Neuschwanstein Castle & Linderhof Palace​ Guided Tour

Discover Bavaria's fairy-tale gems including the ​Neuschwanstein Castle on this accessible guided tour. Check out its accessibility here!

Neuschwanstein Castle atop a hill surrounded by forest.

On this accessible guided tour, you’ll be able to explore some of the Bavarian Alps’ most famous landmarks whilst traveling in the comfort of a wheelchair-accessible vehicle. After being picked up from your accommodation, you’ll travel along the twisting mountain roads as you take in the region’s beautiful scenery before making stops at Obersalzberg Documentation Center, a museum detailing the activity of Nazi leaders in the area beginning in the late 1920s, and the Old Town of Berchtesgaden, a quaint alpine town with charming winding streets and colorfully painted buildings where you’ll have time to enjoy lunch. You’ll also be able to visit the Eagle’s Nest, a retreat built for Adolf Hitler atop Mount Kehlstein at an elevation of 6,017 ft.

Experienced tour guides will be able to assist if required and all locations on the tour are wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently. If needed, your wheelchair can be stored inside the tour van. Upon request, you can combine this tour with a trip to Mount Jenner where you can ride a cable car up the slopes or to the shore of Lake Königssee where it is possible to take a boat ride. At the end of the tour, your driver will take you back to your accommodation.

Eagle‘s Nest Guided Tour

Discover Berchtesgaden, visit the Eagle's Nest and learn about the area's history on this accessible guided tour. Check out its accessibility here!

View of the Eagle's Nest overlooking the surrounding countryside with footpath.

This accessible guided tour will allow you to explore Munich and see several of the city’s most well-known attractions. You’ll be picked up from your hotel in a wheelchair-accessible van and from there your driver will take you to sites such as the River Isar, Munich’s Town Hall and the Munich Residence. You’ll also make stops at the Feldherrnhalle which was the location of the Beer Hall Putsch, the Königsplatz, a neoclassical square and the Nymphenburg Palace. You’ll also make stops at the city’s Olympic Park and Allianz Arena, the home stadium of FC Bayern Munich, before making a stop at the Chinese Tower in the English Garden.

Experienced tour guides will be able to assist if required and all locations on the tour are wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently. If needed, your wheelchair can be stored inside the tour van. Accessible bathrooms are available at various locations during the tour. Upon request and for an extra fee, you can stay for longer at some locations to soak up the atmosphere.

Highlights of Munich Guided Visit

Explore Munich's highlights in this accessible guided tour. Check out its accessibility here!

On this accessible guided tour, you’ll learn about the rise of the National Socialism movement in Munich. Led by an experienced guide, this tour begins with a pick-up service from your hotel in an accessible van and will visit key historic landmarks such as the Old Town Hall, the Feldherrnhalle and Konigsplatz. Your guide will explain the history of the Nazi party and can answer your questions about Munich in the 1920s and 1930s. You can also choose to combine this tour with a guided visit to the Dachau concentration camp memorial, for an extra charge.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and requires minimal assistance, but staff will be on-hand if necessary. The transportation is wheelchair-accessible and you have the option to store your wheelchair in the van, if you wish. Many of the stops on the tour include accessible bathroom facilities.&nbsp;

Third Reich & National Socialism in Munich

An accessible, guided tour of key sites linked to the National Socialism movement in Munich, with transport included. Check out its accessibility here!

Visitors read informational displays in the room of a museum.

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