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School trip to Neuschwanstein Castle

King Ludwig II's fairytale castle: Schloss Neuschwanstein in Schwangau is an unforgettable destination for your class.

Destination
Schwangau, Germany
Type of trip
Castle
Target group
Upper primary (ages 9–12), secondary and vocational schools
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

Schloss Neuschwanstein in Schwangau, on the edge of the Alps, is the famous fairytale castle of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. He commissioned and conceived the castle, which since 2025 has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List together with Linderhof, the Königshaus am Schachen and the Neues Schloss Herrenchiemsee.

For pupils it is a wonderful way to experience architecture and history: from the romantic towers to the stories about the eccentric king. The castle can only be visited on a guided tour. Tickets are sold online via hohenschwangau.de; the Ticket-Center in Hohenschwangau only has any remaining tickets for the same day. We therefore recommend booking well in advance, and we are happy to help.

We are happy to take care of transport to Schwangau for you and your pupils. For this long journey, our comfortable coach and experienced drivers ensure a safe and relaxed trip to the south of Germany.

Highlights

  • King Ludwig II's fairytale castle
  • UNESCO World Heritage since 2025
  • Guided tour of the castle

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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