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Privacy Policy
Planning a visit to Neuschwanstein Castle should be about choosing tours and timing your day, not worrying about your data. This page explains what neuschwansteinprivatetour.com collects when you visit, what it deliberately does not, and who else is involved when you click through to book. It applies to this website only.
What we collect, and what we don't
There is no account to create and no form to fill in anywhere on the site. The only way we receive personal information is if you email us at hello@neuschwansteinprivatetour.com, perhaps to ask about a skip-the-line ticket or a day trip from Munich. In that case we get your email address and your message, and we use them for one purpose only: replying to you.
How we measure visits
We use a privacy-friendly analytics tool to count visits, so we know which guides, like our comparisons of private and small-group tours, are actually useful. That tool sets no cookies and stores no personal data. It records the page viewed, the referring site, the country and the device type, and only as totals, never tied to an individual.
Third parties you meet along the way
This site compares 24 tours, last checked on 3 October 2026, and every booking link takes you to GetYourGuide, where the purchase actually happens. The same applies to availability widgets: when you load one or click through, you move to GetYourGuide or load its content, and GetYourGuide's privacy policy applies from that point.
Some pages also show maps and route views, which are loaded from their providers. Those providers receive your IP address, as any website does when it loads content for you.
Your choices
You are free to block analytics and third-party content in your browser, and the site keeps working if you do. Nothing here depends on tracking.
If anything on this page is unclear, or you have a question about your data, email hello@neuschwansteinprivatetour.com and we will answer.
Changes
We update this page whenever what the site collects changes. It was last reviewed in 2026.
