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Embark on an exhilarating driving tour of Bavaria, exploring the breathtaking German Alpine Road in the luxury supercar or SUV of your choice.
Regardless of the season, this scenic route promises stunning views of the alpine landscape. Along the way, you'll visit the iconic palaces of King Ludwig II of Bavaria and the charming baroque town of Salzburg in Austria.
Travel the scenic German Alpine Road to visit the most iconic Bavarian Castles.
Embark on an exhilarating driving tour of Upper Bavaria, tracing the sweeping path of the historic German Alpine Road, including one of the best sections of the autobahn.
Enjoy leisurely curves and winding country roads, as you make your way to the baroque town of Salzburg in Austria, and marvel at the colourful abbeys and picturesque castles of Bavaria. The crown jewel of your journey is the visit to the legendary Neuschwanstein Castle, renowned the world over.
The experience is enhanced by the luxurious car or SUV of your choice, equipped with programmed GPS for easy navigation and complemented by the best spa hotels en route.
Day 1 ▪️ ARRIVAL
Individual Arrival to Munich, Germany
Welcome to your Bavaria adventure!
Up on arrival enjoy a comfy private transfer to your hotel. The programmed GPS; a printed road-book and your supercar of choice will be delivered in the early evening. Besides a short tour briefing you will also enjoy on-call support throughout your trip.
Day 2 ▪️ LEG 1 GERMAN ALPINE ROAD
Depart Munich and travel along a smooth section of unrestricted German autobahn towards the beginning of the renowned German Alpine Road situated near Lake Constance.
Take a short break to admire the vibrant Ottobeuren Abbey before embarking on the initial segment of the German Alpine Road, which encompasses the picturesque Oberjoch Pass. This spectacular mountain pass boasts 106 gentle bends and offers a breathtaking valley view while en route to Schwangau.
stay below Neuschwanstein Castle
Day 3 ▪️ LEG 2 GERMAN ALPINE ROAD
Begin your day by visiting one of the world's most iconic palaces, Neuschwanstein Castle, and the Museum of Bavarian Kings located in the charming village of Schwangau. Afterwards, take a brief detour into Austria to visit the picturesque Linderhof Palace, another former home of King Ludwig II. At the Ettal Abbey, marvel at some of the finest examples of Baroque and Rococo style interiors in the world.
As you continue your journey, make a stop at the picturesque Lake Sylvenstein to capture some memories at the winding bridge before proceeding to the shimmering shores of Lake Tegernsee, located halfway along the German Alpine Road. Your luxurious driving tour will also include a stay at a luxury hotel located by Lake Tegernsee.
including Luxury Hotel at Lake Tegernsee
Day 4 ▪️ LEG 3 GERMAN ALPINE ROAD
After a stretch on the autobahn, continue driving on the scenic German Alpine Road, passing by Obersalzberg where you can visit Eagle's Nest (open May-Oct) and the WWII documentation centre to learn about the darkest times in German history.
Take the local panorama road into Austria and arrive at the baroque town of Salzburg.
including Luxury Hotel at Salzburg (A)
Day 5 ▪️ SALZBURG & AUTOBAHN
Check out of your hotel by noon and spend the day exploring the charming city of Salzburg before embarking on a direct drive back to Munich via the German Autobahn, which should take approximately two hours.
including Luxury Hotel at Munich
DAY 6 ▪️ DEPARTURE
private transfer to airport/station.
MARCH THROUGH NOVEMBER
AVAILABLE FROM
MUNICH, GERMANY
5 NIGHTS | 4 DRIVES
900 KM / 560 MILES
+OPTIONAL DAYS
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AUSTRIAN TYROL
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Embark on a scenic journey through the majestic Kitzbühel Alps and catch a glimpse of the historic Kufstein Fortress in Austria, as you make your way into the captivating High Tauern National Park.
Indulge in the breathtaking beauty of panoramic roads that gracefully wind through the landscape, effortlessly merging with the natural surroundings, and eventually guiding you back to the enchanting shores of Lake Tegernsee.