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The VIP Krampus Excursion 2027

The Krampus journey into the heart of Tyrol and Bavaria. Our Krampus Tour package includes multiple Krampuslaufs, visits to local Christmas markets, Bavarian food tastings, a salt mine tour, a Krampus Mask Maker, and much more.

Why Join Our Krampus Tour?

We have over 10 years of experience taking the unworthy to be judged by St. Nicholas and his Krampus. Krampus combines many pagan figures and traditions, but in Tyrol and Oberbayern he is the tool of St. Nicholas, bringing fear to the children who have disobeyed their parents while Nicholas brings oranges, cinnamon sticks, and candy to the good children.

Our three-day trip is the original Krampus experience of its kind. You’ll see the lighter side of Krampus, the most traditional side, and then the truly terrifying, as St. Nicholas leads the demons through the streets to drive out evil. It’s an insane cultural event and not to be missed!

St. Nicholas leading his Krampus into town - All Things Garmischa Krampus performer dressed in white furs at the traditional parade in Berchtesgaden, Germanya Krampuslauf performer in Berchtesgaden, Germany dressed in straw and a green wooden maskcloseup of a red hand-carved wooden Krampus mask

What’s Included

  • ✓Pickup at the Hotel Eden Wolff at Munich Main Train Station and drop-off at the Munich train station
  • ✓Transportation in our Mercedes coach
  • ✓3-star accommodation in downtown Berchtesgaden with breakfast each morning
  • ✓Apple strudel making experience and a short city tour in Salzburg
  • ✓World War II bunker and Documentation Center tour
  • ✓Salt mine tour and schnapps tasting
  • ✓Krampus parades in Salzburg, Berchtesgaden and the region
  • ✓Morning seminar with a local Krampus mask maker and former Krampus Club member

Your Trip at a Glance

December 5 · 9:00 a.m.
Pickup in Munich
We meet you at the Hotel Eden Wolff at Munich Main Train Station and head to Salzburg in our Mercedes coach.

December 5
Salzburg
Apple strudel making, a short city tour, and your first Krampus parade, then on to your hotel in downtown Berchtesgaden.

December 6
Bunker, salt mine & schnapps
Tour the World War II bunker and Documentation Center, then head underground for the salt mine tour and a schnapps tasting.

December 6 · Evening
Krampus parades
Experience the evening Krampus parades in Berchtesgaden and the surrounding region.

December 7 · Morning
Meet a Krampus mask maker
A seminar with a local Krampus mask maker and former Krampus Club member.

December 7 · By 2:30 p.m.
Drop-off in Munich
We bring you back to the Munich train station, full of stories and photos.

Times are approximate and the order of stops may vary with parade schedules and weather.

What to Know Before You Go

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Meeting Point
Pickup at 9:00 a.m. on December 5 at the Hotel Eden Wolff at Munich Main Train Station. Drop-off at the Munich train station by 2:30 p.m. on December 7.
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Your Hotel
3-star accommodation in downtown Berchtesgaden with breakfast each morning. Single occupancy is available upon request at an additional charge.
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Group Size
A maximum of 20 people, so everyone gets a good view of the action.
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What to Bring
Warm winter layers, a hat, gloves, and sturdy boots. The parades are outdoors on December evenings!

Why Book Directly With Us?

Booking directly through All Things Garmisch means you’re working with Jake and our local team, not a third-party marketplace. We’ve been running this Krampus tour for more than 10 years, and we know the traditions, the towns, and the best spots to watch the parades.

Have a question about rooms, single occupancy, or adding extra experiences to your trip? Just ask, and you’ll hear back from the people who actually run the tour.

Add on Extra Experiences to your trip!

Make the most of your time in the Alps with these hand-picked winter excursions around your Krampus trip. Tap any experience to see the details and price.

Neuschwanstein Castle in winter snowDec 1 or Dec 10Neuschwanstein Castle, Oberammergau & Ettal MonasteryA fairy-tale journey through the alpine heart of the Allgäu region€299 pp+

Escape deep into the Bavarian Alps to visit the legendary Neuschwanstein Castle, the 19th-century masterpiece that inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. Travel in comfort in an intimate, small-group setting (7 guests or fewer). After exploring the castle, stop for lunch at a local restaurant of your choice, followed by free time to wander the woodcarving shops and painted houses of Oberammergau. The day ends with a guided stroll through the 14th-century Ettal Monastery, a masterwork of Baroque architecture.

€319.00 per person · Minimum 2 participants · Available Dec 1 or Dec 10

Rothenburg ob der Tauber Christmas market at duskDec 2 or Dec 8Day Tour to Rothenburg ob der TauberStep directly into a real-life Christmas card€319 pp+

Journey north to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany’s most famously preserved medieval walled town. Enjoy plenty of free time in its cobblestone alleyways, shop for authentic German ornaments, and explore the world-renowned Käthe Wohlfahrt Christmas village. On the way back to Munich, break up the drive with a VIP guided tour of the Baroque Palace of Weikersheim and its gardens.

€319.00 per person · Minimum 2 participants · Available Dec 2 or Dec 8

Gingerbread stall at a Munich Christmas marketDec 3Munich Highlights, Beer Gardens & Christmas MarketsAn insider’s look at Bavaria’s historic and festive capital€89.00 pp+

This half-day walking tour blends Munich’s rich history with its holiday spirit. Discover the secrets of the Wittelsbach royal dynasty and WWII history as you walk past the grand Residenz palace. Then weave through the stalls of the open-air Viktualienmarkt, stop for a warming drink or snack at a local beer garden, and finish amid the festive glow and roasted almonds of Munich’s main Christmas markets.

€89.00 per person · Minimum 2 participants

Krampus with flares at the Seefeld Krampus runDec 4Neuschwanstein, Brewery Tour & the Seefeld Krampus ParadeAlpine beauty, local craft beer and thrilling winter folklore€399.00 pp+

Begin your afternoon with a scenic visit to Neuschwanstein Castle. Next, warm up with an early dinner and an exclusive guided tour of a local Bavarian brewery, complete with tastings of their freshly brewed beers. As night falls, cross into Austria to the alpine village of Seefeld, where the streets come alive for the spectacular Krampus and Perchten run: hand-carved wooden masks and fur-clad figures marching through the streets in a dazzling fire show.

Included:

  • Round-trip private transportation from Munich
  • Pre-booked entry tickets to Neuschwanstein Castle
  • Brewery tour, dinner and beer samples
  • Hosted evening in Seefeld with a late-night return to Munich

€399.00 per person · Minimum 2 participants

View from the Zugspitze summit over the AlpsDec 9Alpine Peaks & Pretzel Making: Zugspitze & GarmischStand on the roof of Germany, then learn to bake like a local€399 pp+

Ascend Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze (2,962 m), on a record-breaking cable car. From the summit, enjoy panoramic views across five countries. After a few snowballs on the glacier, descend to Garmisch-Partenkirchen for a historical walking tour and gourmet chocolate tasting, finishing with a hands-on, 2-hour pretzel-baking class at the rustic Zum Bauer restaurant.

Included:

  • Private round-trip transportation
  • Round-trip Zugspitze cable car and summit access tickets
  • Guided walking tour of Garmisch with chocolate tasting
  • Hands-on pretzel-making course, including 3 fresh pretzels and a beverage

€399.00 per person · Minimum 2 participants

Snowy alpine village in South TyrolDec 10–123-Day Northern Italy & South Tyrol EscapeAlpine castles, fine Pinot Noir and prehistoric secrets€799.00 pp+

Day 1: Depart Munich for a scenic alpine drive to Innsbruck, Austria. Tour the Renaissance chambers of Ambras Castle and enjoy the local Christmas market, then continue south through the Alps to Bolzano, Italy, for hotel check-in and an evening wine tasting.

Day 2: A private, curator-led tour of the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, home of Ötzi the Iceman, the world’s oldest and most famous wet mummy. In the afternoon, drive the Alto Adige wine road with tastings at three wineries, then spend a free evening at Bolzano’s Christmas and herb markets.

Day 3: On the way back to Munich, stop in the alpine town of Vipiteno (Sterzing) to explore one of Europe’s most unique, tower-shadowed Christmas markets.

Included:

  • Premium private transport throughout Innsbruck, Bolzano, Alto Adige and Vipiteno
  • 2 nights of premium 3-star double-occupancy accommodation in Bolzano
  • Private, curator-led tour of the Ötzi Iceman Museum
  • Guided Alto Adige wine route excursion with tastings at three local wineries

€799.00 per person, double occupancy · Single supplement +€899.00· Minimum 2 participants

All add-ons require a minimum of 2 participants and are priced per person. To add any of them, click Book Now, choose your Krampus date, and tick the add-ons you want at checkout.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the 2027 Krampus tour?

The tour runs for three days, from December 5 to December 7, 2027.

Where does the tour start and end?

We pick you up at 9:00 a.m. at the Hotel Eden Wolff at Munich Main Train Station and drop you off at the Munich train station by 2:30 p.m. on the last day.

How much does the tour cost?

The tour is €1,899.00 per person, based on double occupancy. Single occupancy is available upon request at an additional charge.

How many people are in the group?

The tour has a maximum capacity of 20 people.

Can I add extra experiences to my trip?

Yes! See the add-on experiences above, and contact us if you have questions about building a bigger trip.

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An Incredible Pretzel-Making Experience at Zum Bauer! 🥨 Our pretzel-making class at Zum Bauer was an incredible experience and a highlight of our trip to Germany! We had so much fun learning the art of making traditional Bavarian pretzels Lena was our incredible instructor, from shaping the dough to choosing our own toppings. The experience was hands-on, entertaining, and delicious! It was wonderful to learn something new while enjoying a taste of Bavarian culture. We left with wonderful memories, new skills, and, of course, delicious pretzels. This is a must-do experience for anyone visiting the Garmisch-Partenkirchen area. I highly recommend it!
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Lena was a wonderful teacher & a delight to learn pretzel making from. We had an awesome time & would highly recommend taking the class. The best thing the pretzels were delicious!
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Lena did a wonderful job. She definitely was a knowledgeable expert, and also very personable. And genuine. And made us feel like we were capable of success. We loved the story of her learning to bake from her grandfather. And the intimacy of a four-person group. The large variety of Toppings was and unexpected surprise! What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
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This is a perfect rainy day activity and opportunity to do something unique! Loved learning about the history and various techniques for pretzel twisting! Thank you Lena for a wonderful class!
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Wir haben den Brezen-Backkurs bei Lena gebucht. Es hat uns riesig Spaß gemacht in die bayrische Backkunst zu schnuppern. Lena hat uns mit ihrem Brezen-Wissen begeistert und den Kurs angenehm angeleitet. Wir würden jedem dieses Brezel-Back-Erlebnis bei Lena empfehlen! Vielen Dank für den schönen Back-Kurs :)
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Absolutely amazing experience
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Our group of 10 had the absolute best time at our pretzel-making class! The sweet lady who led our class was so much fun and made the whole experience even better. Jake, the owner, stopped in later and shared some of the history of the area with us, which was such a cool added bonus. Such a quaint little shop with great food, drinks, atmosphere, and people. We had the best time and would absolutely recommend it!
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Such a fun and amazing experience, staff; educational and delicious!!