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About an hour drive away from Neuschwanstein is '''Schloss Linderhof''', the only palace that the Bavarian King Ludwig II was able to finish. It's typically not as crowded as the Neuschwanstein castle, and the 1 hour drive via Reutte has some of the best views the Bavarian Alps have to offer (you cross into Austria, so don't forget your passports). You'll also come by the drive up to get a good look at the "Zugspitze", Germany's biggest mountain. If you plan a 2-day trip for this, after visiting Linderhof, I recommend a overnight stay in '''Garmisch-Partenkirchen''' (make sure to have reservations). This place held the first Winter-Olympics ever, and has some magnificent views around the Alps. This is probably the ultimate Bavarian town, as many visitors would imagine Bavaria. From there, you'll return to Munich via '''Oberammergau''', another alpine village worth to get out and take a stroll around.