Trip-planning context
Choose the trip before the sights.
Use Premier Germany to compare the main trip choices before opening a city or route guide. Decide whether you want one settled base or a moving itinerary, then use the focused guide for local details.
A list of castles, museums, beer gardens and walled towns can look complete while leaving the journey unresolved. Name the kind of trip you want first; choose the places once the nights and movement pattern make sense.
The first split is base versus route.
Munich produces a settled-base rhythm: arrivals, museums, neighbourhoods, beer gardens, MVV transport, and rail day-trips. The Romantic Road produces a moving rhythm: walled towns from Wurzburg to Fussen, changing hotels, and Neuschwanstein at the southern end.
Separating those rhythms helps you choose a trip that fits your pace. Decide how often you want to move, then use the guide that matches that plan.
Put the stops in a workable order.
Compare your options, put the stops in a workable order and identify what needs closer research. A timed castle visit, a mountain day and a city afternoon require different amounts of preparation.
Make the overall choice here, then use Munich Guide for city details and the Romantic Road guide for town-by-town planning. The Alpine and Lake Constance guides handle their own bases and access constraints.