The Royal Palace of Herrenchiemsee – Tour from Munich
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Key Highlights
- Take a cruise on Lake Chiemsee to Herrenchiemsee to visit the opulent Royal Palace
- Enjoy free time on the quiet island of Fraueninsel
- The tour is led by an expert guide you will travel from Munich in an air-conditioned coach
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Activity Schedule
When does it run?
01 Apr – 31 Oct: Mondays
Duration10.5 hours
Start time8:30am
Meeting Point
Duration: 10.5 hoursThe tour starts in front of the “Karstadt” department store, across the main railway station (Hauptbahnhof, Bahnhofplatz)
Ending PointSame as the start point
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Overview & Itinerary
Overview
On the largest of the Bavarian lakes, Chiemsee, you’ll take a boat ride to the Island of Herreninsel. Imagine the refreshing winds as you travel across Chiemsee’s blue waters by ferry. You’ll feel as though you’ve traveled back in time to the majestic worlds created by King Ludwig II.You’ll visit King Ludwig’s II castle, Herrenchiemsee. It is a stunning replica of the palace of Versailles in France. Only accessible by small ferry, it was one of the private refuges of King Ludwig II, the fairy-tale king. If you fancy a stroll through a day in the life of a King, this is the tour for you.
Also in store is a visit to Fraueninsel, the second largest of the 3 islands in Chiemsee.
Itinerary
The tour starts in front of the “Karstadt” department store, you will be picked up in an air-conditioned coach from here, accompanied by a bilingual guide (English and German).
The first part of the tour is a boat ride and a guided visit to Herrenchiemsee. Herrenchiemsee was one of King Ludwig II’s castles, and although it is a replica of Versailles, it outshines it in ways. The Hall of Mirrors (which surpasses the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles) as well as many other ornately decorated rooms will delight and inspire on this guided tour.
Afterwards, you’ll continue by boat to Fraueninsel (cruise fee is not included and must be paid on the day of the tour). On the island you’ll be given time to visit the Benedictine church and take a walk on the island. The island is also known as “Women’s Island”, and the Benedictine Church is a nunnery in the faith of Catholicism. The island is a wonderfully natural setting, and it is lovely to take a stroll beside the lake.
The tour ends at the starting point.
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Transportation in an air-conditioned coach
- A bilingual (English and German) guide
- Boat ride to Herrenchiemsee
Exclusions
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Snacks and drinks
- Meals
- Entrance fee to King Ludwig II Museum (€7)
- Boat ride to Fraueninsel (€8)
- Fee to enter any churches (Most churches request a voluntary contribution rather than a mandatory fee )
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Please note & Additional info
Please note
Most churches request a voluntary contribution rather than a mandatory fee
Please call the activity operator at least 24 hours prior to the start of the tour to confirm all details.
Entrance fee to King Ludwig II Museum (€7) and Boat ride to Fraueninsel (€8) are not included and must be paid on the day of the tour
Additional info
The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details and local telephone numbers at the destination. They will happily answer any logistical questions you may have
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