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Munich is one of the most dynamic and interesting cities in Germany. Here, everyone will find something to their liking - from visiting interesting museums to enjoying pastime in beer restaurants. The atmosphere in the city is amazing - international, but at the same time not devoid of provincial charm.

1 day
Arriving in Munich, you will go for a sightseeing tour around the city center (1.5 hours), see the symbol of Munich - the Frauenkirche Cathedral, the central Marienplatz square with the magnificent Town Hall building with its famous clock, walk along the pedestrian zone of the old city, where remarkable art monuments are located and architecture, as well as department stores, souvenir shops, cafes and restaurants. Great people lived and implemented their ideas here: the composer Richard Strauss, the ambitious King Ludwig II, the writer Thomas Mann and the ancestor of the abstract th painting Vasily Kandinsky. In the Odeonplatz square you will see the equestrian statue of Ludwig I and the most beautiful church of St. Gaetan. Our path will continue along Maximilian Street to Max-Joseph Square. Here is the National Theatre, as well as the monumental ensemble -Residence, which includes several buildings, and the Theater of Cuvilliers. Free time after the excursion (4 hours).
Overnight at a boarding house near Munich.

2 day
Neuschwanstein is more like a dream than a reality - it's one of the most unusual buildings ever built by a man. Until now, the castle Neuschwanstein is controversial: some call it a miracle and a fabulous palace, others - a freak and a whim of a madman. On a steep rock that towers over the Alpsee lake, above the stormy slope of the Pellat gorge is a romantic castle - a palace with pointed towers and crenellated walls. Neuschwanstein was built in 1869-1886 by the order of King Ludwig II in the original style of the old German knight castles. The throne room, bedroom, dining room, living room, singing room and other rooms of the castle are richly decorated with wall paintings, paintings, tapestries, carvings, gold embroidery. Here the atmosphere of scenic images of Richard Wagner reigns, the characters and heroes of the myths of the German Middle Ages come to life. Standing on a hanging bridge crossing the Pellat gorge at an altitude of 92 m above the 45-meter waterfall, one can glance at the pristine romantic landscape of the kingdom of the mountains around the castle of Neuschwanstein.

Further you will visit the castle of Linderhof, which is located in the romantic valley of Graswangtal, near Oberammergau and the Ettal monastery. This is one of the four castles of Ludwig II of Bavaria. The idea to build Linderhof originated by the king under the impression of visiting Versailles. Under the leadership of the royal architect George Dollmann in 1870-1878, in the middle of a harsh mountain landscape in the secluded valley of Graswangtal, the Royal Villa is being built. Emerged as a monument to absolutism, manifested in a truly immense luxury with an abundance of gilding, painting and carving, the castle remained Ludwig II's favorite place until his tragic death. The steep slopes of the Grasvangtal valley create natural environment for the landscape park - terraced gardens in the Renaissance style, galleries with lime vaults, cascading fountains, and park buildings - Moroccan cottage, terraces and temple of Venus, Hunding hut, Moorish kiosk, Grotto of Venus. Linderhof was the only castle that was built during the life of the king.
In the afternoon, departure to Prague.