3-Day Germany Tour Packages

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• 3 Day Munich Oktoberfest Itinerary, incl. Beer Halls and Theresienwiese

  A 3-day Munich getaway places you near Hauptbahnhof with daily breakfast and Oktoberfest access. Optional activities include €40 beer walks through Frauenkirche and Hofbräuhaus, €35 bike tours to the Chinese Beer Garden, and €80 Neuschwanstein Castle visits.

  

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  • Day 1

    Arriving in Munich & Festival Introduction

    Most hotels near Hauptbahnhof let you store luggage if you arrive before the 3 PM check-in. The festival grounds at Theresienwiese are about a 10 minutes away on foot from central hotels. A recent visitor shared: "The detailed information for getting to and from the accommodation was really helpful, and the location just 10 minutes from Oktoberfest was super convenient." If you're there for opening weekend, start with a 10 AM walking tour through Munich's old town. You'll see key spots like Frauenkirche and Hofbräuhaus before hitting the festival. Beer tents are open 10 AM to 10:30 PM. Get there by 9:30 AM on weekends if you want a table.

    
  • Day 2

    Full Oktoberfest Immersion

    Get to the festival grounds early. This is especially important on Saturdays. One regular visitor said: "Go early to get in line for the tents on Saturday. It gets super busy early and you don't want to wait in line!" You might want to join a morning group going to the festival. The guides usually know the best tents and can teach you some drinking songs. Take breaks between beer tents to check out the rides and food stalls. You can also join a €35 bike tour through Munich's streets. The city is flat and good for cycling, with stops at spots like the English Garden and Munich's second-biggest beer garden.

    
  • Day 3

    Final Morning & Departure

    Hotels usually need you out by 11 AM but will store your bags for later departures. Use your last morning to see any Munich spots you missed. The Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial is 25-30 minutes away by metro and free to visit. Or head back to Theresienwiese for one final round at the beer tents.

    

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• 3 Day Munich Itinerary, incl. Allianz Arena and City Center

  Immerse yourself in Munich's Allianz Arena during this 3-day package, featuring 5-6 hours touring FC Bayern's facilities and museum. Package includes 2 nights at Centro Hotel Mondial, daily breakfast, and private airport transfers.

  

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  • Day 1

    Arrival in Munich

    Take the S-Bahn (S1 or S8) from Munich International Airport to the city center. The ride takes 45 minutes and trains run every 10 minutes. Buy a 3-day Munich transport pass at the airport station to save money on transportation. Most hotels allow check-in after 2 PM and are close to the Hauptbahnhof central station. Spend your afternoon exploring Marienplatz, the central square. Visit the Viktualienmarkt food market before it closes at 6 PM to try local favorites like Weisswurst and pretzels.

    
  • Day 2

    Allianz Arena Experience

    The combined city and stadium tour starts at 10 AM. You'll see Munich's main attractions by air-conditioned bus before heading to Allianz Arena. The stadium tour includes special access to the players' tunnel and dressing rooms. Visit the FC Bayern Museum at your own pace. The audio guide costs €3 extra but provides good background on the club's history. Take photos from the middle tier seats for the best views of the 75,000-seat stadium.

    
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    Departure

    Hotel checkout is at 11 AM. Plan your airport transfer at least 4 hours before your flight. For late departures, store your bags at the central station lockers (€5 each) and spend time in the English Garden or have a final meal at Hofbräuhaus beer hall, just 10 minutes from Marienplatz.

    

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• 3 Days in Munich Oktoberfest, incl. Beer Halls and Festival Grounds

  Munich's Stoketoberfest unfolds over three days with visits to the Frauenkirche and Glockenspiel. Guests stay in pre-erected tents while enjoying unlimited drinks and daily brunches. Optional tours include Dachau Memorial and Neuschwanstein Castle for a complete German experience.

  

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  • Day 1

    Munich Arrival & Festival Introduction

    Arrive at the camping village after 3 PM. The site has good public transport links to the festival grounds at Theresienwiese. Get a local map and transit pass right away. You'll use the U-Bahn and S-Bahn frequently during your stay. A helpful tip: Download the MVV Munich public transport app before your trip for easy schedule checking. If you're here for opening weekend you can join a walking tour at 10 AM for €20. The 2.5-hour tour shows you key spots like the Frauenkirche and the Glockenspiel at Marienplatz. The beer tents open at 10 AM and close at 10:30 PM. Try to get there in the morning if you want a good spot, especially in popular tents like Hofbräu-Festzelt.

    
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    Full Festival Immersion

    Start your day with the included brunch and bottomless mimosas. You'll need the energy. Want to look the part? Rent traditional outfits from local shops. Lederhosen or dirndl rentals usually cost between $50-75. Getting to the festival is simple. Just follow the crowd from Theresienwiese U-Bahn station. Look for the big ferris wheel. A recent visitor shared: "The Augustiner tent has the best atmosphere for first-timers—the beer is served from wooden barrels and the crowd is a good mix of locals and visitors. Get there before noon to secure a table."

    
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    Final Festival Morning

    Enjoy one last bottomless mimosa brunch before checking out. Mornings at the festival are quieter, perfect for taking photos and having a final Mass (1-liter beer) without the crowds. If you're leaving later, store your bags at Munich Hauptbahnhof. Lockers cost €5-10 depending on size.

    

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