From Normandy to Bavaria: Exploring the Heritage of France and Germany

14 Day Tour of Bayeux, Rennes, Paris, Heidelberg and Munich

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Mont-St.-Michele rises from the water under a blue sky

14 Days 13 Nights

Best Time: Jan-Dec

Castle & Palace Tours

WWII History & Communist Era

Take a captivating journey to France and Germany, unveiling a tapestry of diverse histories, cultures, and breathtaking landscapes. Begin in the charming towns of Bayeux and Rennes, exploring the famed D-Day beaches and the medieval marvel of Mont Saint Michel. Then travel to Paris, Heidelberg, and Munich, where you'll enjoy private guided tours and visit architectural wonders like the Eiffel Tower, Neuschwanstein Castle, and Nymphenburg Palace. Delight in exploring picturesque medieval towns, experiencing vibrant city life, and discovering fascinating history, all with detailed travel guidance from Go Real Travel.

Reflect on history at the American D-Day Beaches and enjoy the beauty of the Normandy coast.
Visit the enchanting island abbey of Mont St. Michel, a marvel of medieval architecture.
Wander through Heidelberg's Altstadt and visit its castle for stunning views of the Neckar River.
Experience quintessential Parisian landmarks with visits to the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, & Versailles.
Explore the fairy-tale castle of Neuschwanstein amidst the Bavarian Alps.

Reflect on history at the American D-Day Beaches and enjoy the beauty of the Normandy coast.
Visit the enchanting island abbey of Mont St. Michel, a marvel of medieval architecture.
Wander through Heidelberg's Altstadt and visit its castle for stunning views of the Neckar River.
Experience quintessential Parisian landmarks with visits to the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, & Versailles.
Explore the fairy-tale castle of Neuschwanstein amidst the Bavarian Alps.

D-Day Tour

The Great War & WWII

The Bayeux Tapestry

European History

Mont-Saint-Michel

Churches & Monasteries

Dinan

Small Towns

Eiffel Tower

Historic Landmarks

Louvre Museum

Museums & Galleries

Heidelberg Castle

Castles & Chateaux

Church of the Holy Spirit

Churches & Monasteries

Old Town

Architecture

Must see sights

D-Day Tour

The Great War & WWII

The Bayeux Tapestry

European History

Mont-Saint-Michel

Churches & Monasteries

Dinan

Small Towns

Eiffel Tower

Historic Landmarks

Louvre Museum

Museums & Galleries

Heidelberg Castle

Castles & Chateaux

Church of the Holy Spirit

Churches & Monasteries

Old Town

Architecture

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Day 1

Arrive Bayeux

Day 1

Arrive Bayeux

11:30 AM

Private transfer from Paris Airport to Bayeux

A private transfer service will pick you up directly from the airport in Paris and take you to your hotel in Bayeux, N/A. The drive time is approximately 3 hours. This transfer is pre-paid and is private for your travel party only.

Day 1

Arrive Bayeux

11:30 AM:

Private Transfer from Paris to Bayeux

Mid-Day:

Bayeux Tapestry Museum and Museum of Art and History

Late Afternoon/Early Evening:

Old Town Bayeux

Day 1

Arrive Bayeux

Day 1

Arrive Bayeux

11:30 AM

Private transfer from Paris Airport to Bayeux

Mid-Day

View the Wondrous Bayeux Tapestry and the Museum of Art and History Bayeux

How will you weave your story of seeing the Bayeux Tapestry? Depicting William of Normandy's conquest of England in 1066, the tapestry - which is actually an elaborate embroidery - is thought to be nearly 1000 years old and brings the medieval era to life. A close inspection might change the way you look at Normandy and England and their closely braided histories. If Bayeux's history draws you in, you can explore the town's past even further at the MAHB Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard.

Late Afternoon/Early Evening

Exploring Bayeux's Old Town

The center of Bayeux survived WWII miraculously unscathed, leaving a medieval town with roads built as far back as Roman times. From your arrival in Bayeux, you're sure to have noticed its Gothic Romanesque Cathedral, picturesque river, and striking stone buildings. This self-guided walk around Bayeux outlines the history of Bayeux, and points out some sites of interest you may wish to explore.

Day 2

Bayeux

Day 2

Bayeux

Day 2

Bayeux

Day 2

Bayeux

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Private Guided Excursion to the American D-Day Beaches

Discover the somber and honorable history of the Normandy Invasion on this full-day, private, guided tour, exploring the D-Day landing beaches while learning about America's involvement in World War II. The tour takes 9 hours. Your private guide will pick you up and drop you off in your hotel, and includes visits to key places like Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, Sainte-Mère-Église as well as Utah Beach. Your professional and educated private guide will tell you more about the battles fought and sacrifices made at each site. You will also visit the American Cemetery where you'll read the names of soldiers missing in action after the Normandy landing.

Early Evening/Evening

Dining Out in Bayeux

As a well populated tourist town in the heart of Normandy, the dining scene in Bayeux is replete with bars, restaurants, and cafes. One of the delights of dining in France is sampling the regional specialities; in Normandy these are seafood, dairy, and apples. You’ll find all three in one of the region’s classic dishes, Marmite Dieppoise. This is a shellfish stew cooked in crème fraîche, butter, and cider. Cider is also served with the meal. If you like apple-based drinks, you’re in for a treat. As well as producing some of the best cider in the world, the Normans love a glass of calvados, a strong apple brandy. You may also be offered a ‘trou Normand’, a dessert or digestif of apple sorbet with some calvados poured over the top. You’ll find apple tarts, pies, and pastries in abundance here. Regional cheeses include the infamous soft and creamy camembert, named for the local town where it was first made. A few tips: on Sundays many eateries in Bayeux may be closed. Make a reservation to avoid disappointment, especially in the busy season, and be advised opening hours may change.

Day 3

Bayeux to Rennes

Day 3

Bayeux to Rennes

Day 3

Bayeux to Rennes

Day 3

Bayeux to Rennes

8:00 AM - 1:30 PM

Private Shuttle from Bayeux to Rennes with Stop in Mont-St.-Michel

Your own, personal, English-speaking driver will pick you up promptly at the designated time from your hotel. This is a pre-paid transfer, so you only need to sit back and enjoy the ride while your driver answers any questions you may have. While the drive takes about two hours, you have the opportunity for a three-hour self-guided stop at the breathtaking Mont-St.-Michel. One of the most evocative towns in France, this island / abbey / fortress repelled medieval England but has has captured thousands of hearts with its ambiance and views towards the sea. Should you prefer a different stop, we can also suggest other options, Fougères and its castle, or Granville.

Afternoon/Late Afternoon

Discover Medieval Rennes

"Une tête des Bretons," or, "A head like the people of Brittany," means, "stubborn, hard-headed," in colloquial French. True to this image, Rennes, the capital of Brittany rest at the Eastern extreme of the region, facing head-first the France it long resisted (And still does, a bit). In Rennes, Parisian French will start to blend with the very distict Breton language: It's demat instead of bonjour. One starts to find more seafood on the menu, and salty butter intstead of a myriad local cheeses. Rennes medieval half-timbered houses and the grand Rennes Cathedral have also endured, worth a look along with the tranquil Parc du Thabor. The city's museum of fine arts truly merits a visit. In the end, Rennes offers the visitor a chance to visit modern France and see how that modernity has its roots in the past.

Day 4

Rennes

Day 4

Rennes

Day 4

Rennes

Day 4

Rennes

Morning to Late Afternoon

Self-Guided Excursion to Dinan

Dinan guards its medieval heart of half-timbered homes and winding streets. An important crossing over the Rance River since time immemorial, written documents first mention the city in the 11th century, and its warriors even appear in the Bayeux Tapestry. Noteworthy sites include the Basilique St-Sauveur, the 14th-century Château de Dinan, and the artisan-lined Rue du Jerzual. The town's panoramic views and market in Place du Guesclin offer a taste of local life amid the well-preserved homes of a bygone era.

Day 5

Rennes to Paris

Day 5

Rennes to Paris

Day 5

Rennes to Paris

Day 5

Rennes to Paris

8:35 AM

Gare de Rennes Rail Dropoff by Taxi

Rennes taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train. Detailed instructions are contained in the Full Itinerary.

09:35 - 11:18

Rail Journey from Rennes to Paris

Tickets and seat reservations for this approximately 1h30min rail journey from Rennes to Paris are included in the purchase of the itinerary package. Detailed directions and instructions that make the trip easy and stress-free are also included in the Full Itinerary.

To Be Determined

Rail Pick-Up by Taxi

Paris taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Detailed information on navigating your way around your particular arrival station (Paris has many) and finding a taxi can be found in the Full Itinerary. If you would prefer a private transfer to your hotel, please ask your travel consultant.

2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Private Guided Walking Tour of the Center of Paris

Embark on a captivating 4-hour walking tour of the center of Paris, the City of Lights, where history and modernity blend seamlessly along its enchanting streets. Starting from your accommodation, you will explore the heart of this dynamic city and learn how to navigate Paris as a local.

Early Evening/Evening

The Eiffel Tower From Above and Below

Maybe the most recognized landmark in the world, the Eiffel Tower never fails to impress and inspire. Its elegance has always drawn crowds, and it demands a little logistical planning in order to expedite the security checks and avoid the crowds. We'll provide you with very detailed information on how to do this in the Full Itinerary, along with how to purchase tickets to speed up your visit. Let your consultant know if you wish to have your Eiffel Tower tickets purchased for you - they require a very specific time slot. We will also provide you with information on the other grand sights to visit nearby, including the famous Museum of Man across the river at Trocadero, and the Quai Branly Museum.

Day 6

Paris

Day 6

Paris

Day 6

Paris

Day 6

Paris

Early Morning/Morning

All You Need is Louvre - A Visit to the World's Largest Art Museum

It might be the greatest art museum in the world; it certainly is the largest with over 380,000 objects; to view every single one for even a minute apiece would take 75 days. And those descriptions still don't do the building and its collection justice. Marvel at treasures inside, including Leonardo Da Vinci's mysterious woman, the Mona Lisa, and everything from an Egyptian masterpiece of mummification to the famed Hellenistic sculpture, Venus de Milo, to patriotic French masterpieces like Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People. Although the Louvre is vast and ever-crowded, with some strategy and a few helpful tips your visit will take in maximum artworks with minimal hassle.

Mid-Day/Afternoon

Tour Paris' Heart, Notre Dame and the Île de la Cité

Discover the origins of Paris on the Ile de la Cité, it's glorious heart. The original settlement from which Paris grew overwhelms with the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Revolutionary history of the Conciergerie, the numinous kaleidoscope of Sainte-Chapelle's stained glass, and a plethora of other interesting sights. This island is a captivating blend of Parisian history and beauty, offering unforgettable experiences at every turn. A visit here traverses the river Seine and centuries, perfect for capturing the spirit of Paris.

Late Afternoon

Survey the Lights from the Arc de Triomphe

The Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile is an enduring icon of Paris and offers a spectacular view across the city. In fact, some people say the best view of Paris is from the Arc de Triomphe, as the sweeping vista found at the top includes the Eiffel Tower. 'De l'Étoile' or 'star' refers to the junction on which the Arc de Triomphe stands. This is the meeting point of 12 straight avenues including the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, famous for its theatres, cafés, and luxury shops, and the inspiration for the catchy, eponymous song by Joe Dassin. Although this area of Paris bustles with shoppers, tourists, and commercial enterprises there is still much to explore, see, and do here, and some secret places to be found away from the crowds.

Early Evening

Cruising Along the Seine's Waters

Embark on an enchanting Seine River Boat Cruise that offers an unparalleled view of the City of Light. Glide past iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre, all while basking in Paris' famed romantic ambiance. Whether you choose a daytime voyage to admire the city in its full glory or a nighttime excursion to see Paris illuminated against the night sky, a Seine River Boat Cruise is an unforgettable highlight that offers a new perspective on the timeless beauty of Paris.

Day 7

Paris

Day 7

Paris

Day 7

Paris

Day 7

Paris

Early Morning to Mid-Day

Grand & Grand Gardeners, Visiting the Palace of Versailles

The Château of Versailles, a symbol of the grandeur of French monarchy, invites visitors to explore its lavish history and architectural majesty. From the spellbinding elegance of the Hall of Mirrors, where the Treaty of Versailles was signed, to the vast, meticulously manicured Gardens the pinnacle of French garden design, every corner tells a story of opulence and power. Discover the intimate escapes of royalty at the Grand and Petit Trianon, and marvel at the divine beauty of the Royal Chapel, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture.

Afternoon/Late Afternoon

Invade the Hôtel des Invalides

The Eglise du Dome Church close to the Eiffel Tower is where you observe the gilded tomb of the historic French General and Emperor, Napoleon, but his bones are just a miniscule part of the gigantic Hôtel des Invalides housing the French National Army Museum. Spend some time learning about French warfare from the earliest times to the wax and wane of the Napoloenic Wars and on to the modern French army and a new section dedicated to the life of General Charles de Gaulle.

Early Evening/Evening

Discover Montmartre: Paris's Bohemian Village

Montmartre, Paris's bohemian heart, where countless artists have whiled away their time, beckons with its cobblestone streets and vibrant history. Ascend the butte to find the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, a white-domed sentinel offering breathtaking views of the city below. Wander through Place du Tertre, where artists capture the essence of Paris on canvas. Delve into the nightlife at the Moulin Rouge, a testament to the area's hedonistic past. Montmartre, a blend of artistic legacy and lively modern culture, offers a captivating escape into the soul of Paris, where every corner tells a story, and every moment is a brushstroke on the canvas of the city.

Day 8

Paris to Heidelberg

Day 8

Paris to Heidelberg

Day 8

Paris to Heidelberg

Day 8

Paris to Heidelberg

Morning

A Jaunt Through the Tuileries Garden & Nearby Art Museums

Stroll in the Tuileries and attend one of the nearby museums, a classic way to spend your free hours in Paris. Originally cultivated in 1564 as the grounds for the Tuileries Palace, the gardens are the oldest in Paris. Its succession of royal owners ended and the garden became a public park in the 19th century; Parisians congregated to relax and socialize beside the fountains and leafy horse chestnut trees - they still do today. The Musée de l'Orangerie, in the Western corner of the gardens, exhibits many Impressionist and 20th-century artworks, including Claude Monet’s famous water lilies.

Mid-Day/Afternoon

Coffee, Paint, & Bones: A Tour of Montparnasse

Montparnasse grew in esthetic stature in the earlier 20th century, as artists congregated their for inexpensive living close to the center of Paris. Vestiges of this bohemian era remain, lively cafes and restaurants allude to painterly luminaries like Alphonse Mucha and Paul Gauguin. As interesting as their lives were, as busy as the neighborhood is, still more dramatic is what lies under Monparnasse: the Paris Catacombs, the final resting place of over 6 million Parisians dating back centuries.

To Be Determined

Rail Drop-Off by Taxi

Paris taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Parisian streets can get very congested, but if you are picked up one hour and 15 minutes prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train. Instructions for calling a taxi and finding your way around your specific rail station are included in the Full Itinerary.

17:10 - 20:17, 20:30 - 20:47

Rail Journey to Heidelberg

Your approximately 4-hour rail journey to Heidelberg will first take you through the famed terroire of Champagne. The vineyards in Champagne are the only ones who can rightly call their sparkling wine champagne. As you approach the German border, you will be passing through the region of Alsace-Lorraine. On crossing the border into Germany, you may notice some similarities as the region of Alsace-Lorraine shares some common history and culture with its German neighbors. You'll then travel north through the bucolic landscape of the southern Rhine Valley of Germany. You will likely connect trains either in Mannheim or Karlsruhe before reaching Heidelberg.

8:47 PM

Arrival and Transfer by Taxi or Public Transport

Most trains arrive in Heidelberg Hbf station, the largest station in the city. Before spending money on a transfer, be sure to check whether your hotel is within easy walking distance. Also consider that public transport is the cheapest and sometimes fastest option, and the local tram system picks up directly in front of the station. Taxis are available at all rail stations and are generally honest, although you can also arrange a private transfer if you prefer. Uber is not yet available in Heidelberg.

Day 9

Heidelberg

Day 9

Heidelberg

Day 9

Heidelberg

Day 9

Heidelberg

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Guided Walking Tour of the Heidelberg's Altstadt and Castle

On this 4 hour tour, your guide will show you the highlights of Heidelberg and help you understand what makes this city so unique. Sites visited will include the Heidelberg University, the Old Bridge, Altstadt, Town Hall and Heidelberg Castle.

Afternoon

Tour Heidelberg Castle and Königstuhl

Heidelberg has the fortune to have some uniquely atmospheric castle ruins and is home to the oldest yet most modern funicular railway in Germany. Use this funicular to take a trip up Heidelberg Castle and stroll through the castle gardens. Continue up to the top of the hill where you will reach the Königstuhl to experience spectacular views of Heidelberg and the Neckar River valley.

Late Afternoon/Early Evening

Explore the Old Town (Altstadt)

Heidelberg's Altstadt (i.e. its Old Town) is full of cafes, restaurants, and pubs, and is almost always abuzz with foot traffic. With one of Germany's most prestigious universities partially located within the Altstadt, it also has a youthful and international vibe which makes it seem especially vibrant. The baroque buildings which line the market squares and quaint sidestreets by themselves make the Altstadt undeniably charming. But factor in its perfect setting, wedged between the river and forested green hills dominated by a castle, and it is no wonder it is one of Germany's most photographed locales.

Early Evening/Evening

Dining Out in Heidelberg

Heidelberg is a fun city to enjoy at night as the city streets fill with locals, tourists, and students from Heidelberg University. Heidelberg has a plethora of bars, cafes, and restaurants, sure to please any visitor. Most are located within the Old Town, so it is easy to hop between spots and sample all the city has on offer.

Day 10

Heidelberg to Munich

Day 10

Heidelberg to Munich

Day 10

Heidelberg to Munich

Day 10

Heidelberg to Munich

Morning

Hike Along the Philosophenweg

Enjoy a gentle hike up into the hills above Heidelberg from the Old Bridge to get magnificent views of the castle on the other side, then trek up further to visit the wonderfully atmospheric ruins of St. Michael's ruins and Thingstätte, the pseudo-Grecian amphitheater built by the Nazis in the mid-1930s to stage opera and theater plays extolling the virtues of the Aryan race.

12:15 PM

Transfer to Station by Taxi or Public Transport

Most trains depart from Heidelberg Hbf station, the largest station in the city. Before spending money on a transfer, be sure to check whether your hotel is within easy walking distance. Also consider that public transport is the cheapest and sometimes fastest option, and the local tram network stops directly in front of the station. If staying at a hotel, they can order a reliable taxi. Some private transfers will even help with your bags. Uber is not yet available in Heidelberg.

13:14 - 16:11

Rail Journey to Munich

Shortly after leaving Heidelberg, you may have to change trains in a city like Stuttgart or Mannheim. After connecting, you will likely continue the journey on a modern and comfortable Euro City train. In most cases, you will travel through a scenic region known as the Swabian Alps before continuing through the beautiful countryside of Bavaria until reaching Munich.

4:11 PM

Arrival and Transfer by Taxi or Public Transport

Most trains arrive in Müchen Hbf station, the largest station in the city. Before spending money on a transfer, be sure to check whether your hotel is within easy walking distance. Also consider that public transport is the cheapest and sometimes fastest option - there is a subway and local rail station co-located with the train station. Taxis are available at all rail stations and are generally honest. Some private transfers even meet you directly on the platform to help with bags. Uber is also available for those with the app.

Early Evening/Evening

Visit to the Augustiner Keller

This vast beer garden under leafy chestnut trees is immensely popular with the locals, so you can study the lederhosen-clad men and dirndl attired women at close quarters while quaffing the Augustiner's own Edelstaff beer from your Maßkrug (one-liter glass beer mug) and wolfing down a plate stacked high with Bavarian sausage and mashed potato.

Day 11

Munich

Day 11

Munich

Day 11

Munich

Day 11

Munich

9:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Guided Walk Tour of Historic Munich

Munich contains many reminders of a long and varied history but also encompasses the modern features of a strong and vibrant city. The insights of a local help make sense of the traditions, trends, and promises of Bavaria's Capital - sometimes referred to as the city of laptops and lederhosen. On this tour, your guide will show you the highlights of Munich and point out the many hidden treasures.

Mid-Day/Afternoon

A Visit to Munich's Residence Palace

The Munich Residenz was the seat of Bavaria's Dukes and Kings from the middle ages until 1918. Originally a medieval castle, it was transformed over the centuries into a beautiful palace. Today it is open to the public and you can explore its magnificent interiors, numerous courtyards, and elegant garden. The living quarters of the royal family have been transformed into a museum which provides a fascinating glimpse into the lives of Kings and Queens. You can also peruse numerous jewels, gold objects, and other precious items which are held in the Residenz Schatzkammer (treasury).

Afternoon/Late Afternoon

Exploring Munich's Altstadt (i.e. the Old Town)

Munich boasts a large old town (Altstadt) with many beautiful historic buildings. Sometimes called the world's largest village, it is a perfect place to wander. You will discover many Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings, as well as several stunning examples of modern architecture. Pleasant cafes, beer halls, cozy restaurants, and great shopping all add to the charming atmosphere.

Early Evening/Evening

Dining out in Maxvorstadt

Maxvorstadt is not just Munich’s most central nightlife hotspot, it’s one of the most historically fascinating neighborhoods in all of Bavaria. The area is often called the “Brains of Munich” for its concentration of arts and education centers, including seven universities and several museums and galleries. It’s a lively spot from day to evening to be sure, with a diversity of cozy bars, restaurants, and cafes appealing to the large student population and foreign visitors.

Day 12

Munich

Day 12

Munich

Day 12

Munich

Day 12

Munich

Morning/Mid-Day

Touring the Museums of Munich's Arts District (Kunstareal)

Munich's Museum Quarter (Kunstareal) has grown continuously over a period of 200 years offering an extraordinary variety of museums with works from Pharaonic Egypt right through to the present day. There are 18 museums and exhibition halls, more than 40 galleries, six internationally renowned universities and numerous cultural institutions all in close proximity and within walking distance of each other.

Mid-Day/Afternoon

The Birth of Nazism: the Königsplatz & Documentation Center

Munich is the city where the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP), or Nazi Party, first took root. As the Nazis came into power, the Königsplatz was paved over and transformed into a perfect backdrop for staging their militaristic spectacles. Many of the physical changes they made to the space endure to this day. The history of the birth of German National Socialism to its horrific end in 1945 is brilliantly captured and displayed at the National Socialist Documentation Center which is located on the square.

Late Afternoon/Early Evening

Stroll through the English Garden

The English Garden is one of Europe's largest parks; in fact, it is larger than New York's Central Park. While it is called the "English Garden" after the style of the park, it was actually designed by an American-Englishman and is now a symbol of the very Bavarian city of Munich. The park is a perfect place to escape the city for a long stroll, where you can enjoy the natural scenery and the people watching.

Day 13

Munich

Day 13

Munich

Day 13

Munich

Day 13

Munich

Early Morning to Late Afternoon

Self Guided Excursion to Neuschwanstein Castle

An inspiration for the Disney Castles, numerous fairy tales, and countless dreamers, the Castle of Neuschwanstein is perhaps the most famous castle in the world. The eccentric Bavarian King Ludwig II created this amazing palace in the 19th century as an idyllic version of a medieval castle. You can visit by taking a guided tour from Munich or traveling independently by train and bus. In addition to enjoying spectacular views you can take a guided tour of the castle interior which is well worth the experience (but keep in mind that there a lots of steps to negotiate). If traveling independentally, be sure to book your interior tour reservations at least two days in advance.

Day 14

Depart Munich

Day 14

Depart Munich

Day 14

Depart Munich

Day 14

Depart Munich

To Be Determined

Transfer to Airport by Taxi or Train

Munich has one main airport, Munich International Airport, where almost all visitors depart. The most affordable and often fastest way to reach the airport is by train. The "S-bahn" local trains takes 40 minutes and leaves directly from the main station in central Munich (München hbf). Other regional trains to the airport depart from other stations in Munich, so you may have an even better departure option near your hotel. Your hotel can arrange a reliable taxi or if you have the app, Uber is also a good option. You can also arrange a private transfer. If you are picked up about 3 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over 2 hours to spare, depending on traffic. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen to thirty minutes.

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From Normandy to Bavaria: Exploring the Heritage of France and Germany

14 Day Tour of Bayeux, Rennes, Paris, Heidelberg and Munich

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