Private Tour: Munich Third Reich Walking Tour
Munich, Germany
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Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours
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Learn about Munich in the dark days of the Third Reich (Nazi Germany) on a 2.5-hour private walking tour around the city’s Old Town. Led by a private guide, the tour visits a collection of historical sites associated with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, from the building where he joined the party to the Memorial to the Victims of Nazism. If you want to learn more, upgrade to the 4-hour tour and visit Hitler’s former apartment at Prinzregentenplatz plus the neighborhood of Schwabing. Both tours operate a flexible itinerary and can be tailored to your interests.
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Learn about Munich in the dark days of the Third Reich (Nazi Germany) on a 2.5-hour private walking tour around the city’s Old Town. Led by a private guide, the tour visits a collection of historical sites associated with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, from the building where he joined the party to the Memorial to the Victims of Nazism. If you want to learn more, upgrade to the 4-hour tour and visit Hitler’s former apartment at Prinzregentenplatz plus the neighborhood of Schwabing. Both tours operate a flexible itinerary and can be tailored to your interests.
Start your tour with a hotel pickup or alternatively, meet your private guide in central Munich, and then set off to explore the city and trace the roots of the Third Reich. Home of the Nazi headquarters, Munich was the city where Adolf Hitler rose to power, and where many chilling policies of his party came to fruition.
Stroll around Munich Old Town, and see a collection of historical sites associated with the city’s Nazi era, from the building where Hitler first joined the party to the poignant Memorial to the Victims of Nazism. Discover where the former headquarters of the Gestapo is located and visit the place where the infamous ‘beer hall putsch’ of 1923 took place, an event that propelled Hitler to the public eye.
As you walk, listen to historical tidbits and tales about the rise of the Nazi party and look at black-and-white photos of the city taken during the Third Reich. Your guide has detailed knowledge on the social issues and events of Nazi Germany, so feel free to ask questions and chat about sites of particular interest.
After 2.5 hours exploring the streets of Nazi Munich, make your way back to the start point where your walking tour finishes. If you have more time spare and want to learn more about the city during the Third Reich, upgrade to the 4-hour tour and enjoy another 1.5 hours exploring Munich.
Head to Hitler’s former apartment at Prinzregentenplatz, from where he was often known to wave out of the windows, and explore Schwabing, once a repressed Nazi neighborhood but now a vibrant and bustling district. Visit Schwabing’s Schelling Salon, a favorite drinking hole of the leader, and sit down for a drink and refreshments before returning to the start point where your 4-hour tour finishes.
Stroll around Munich Old Town, and see a collection of historical sites associated with the city’s Nazi era, from the building where Hitler first joined the party to the poignant Memorial to the Victims of Nazism. Discover where the former headquarters of the Gestapo is located and visit the place where the infamous ‘beer hall putsch’ of 1923 took place, an event that propelled Hitler to the public eye.
As you walk, listen to historical tidbits and tales about the rise of the Nazi party and look at black-and-white photos of the city taken during the Third Reich. Your guide has detailed knowledge on the social issues and events of Nazi Germany, so feel free to ask questions and chat about sites of particular interest.
After 2.5 hours exploring the streets of Nazi Munich, make your way back to the start point where your walking tour finishes. If you have more time spare and want to learn more about the city during the Third Reich, upgrade to the 4-hour tour and enjoy another 1.5 hours exploring Munich.
Head to Hitler’s former apartment at Prinzregentenplatz, from where he was often known to wave out of the windows, and explore Schwabing, once a repressed Nazi neighborhood but now a vibrant and bustling district. Visit Schwabing’s Schelling Salon, a favorite drinking hole of the leader, and sit down for a drink and refreshments before returning to the start point where your 4-hour tour finishes.
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