Munich · THIRD REICH & WWII TOURS
The buildings are still standing and most of them carry no sign, which is why these walks exist. The 9 below cover Odeonsplatz, the Königsplatz and the cellars in between, priced and timed, with a note on which also run to Dachau.
Trace Hitler’s rise in Munich on a thoughtful 2.5-hour walk through the Hofbräuhaus, Feldherrnhalle, Königsplatz, and White Rose sites.
“Our guide Brigit Muller, was excellent, very knowledgeable, happy to answer questions and very passionate on the Topic of the tour. Would definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Munich.”
Review of Munich’s Third Reich Walking Tour, with Nazi-era landmarks, expert guides, practical tips, pricing, and honest advice for booking.
“Amazing and fact filled walking tour 🙌 Nik knew his stuff and the whole experience felt like a private tour for history geeks like me! Would highly recommend.”
Trace Munich’s Nazi past on a thoughtful 2.5-hour walk through beer halls, Nazi headquarters, war damage, and memorials to victims.
“Steve was a walking encyclopedia of the early 20th century history of Germany and particularly the Nazi party. He far exceeded our expectations. He could easily teach university level courses on the subject.”
Review of Munich’s WWII and Dachau tour, with public transport, expert guides, a moving memorial visit, and a detailed old-town walk.
“Our guide for Dachu, Iain was fantastic. He was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and engaging. Heins, the guide for our second half the WWII guide was knowledgeable but engaging, unenthusiastic and boring. He just recited facts and stories at us.”
Review of Munich’s 3-hour walking tour with Third Reich context, major sights, Viktualienmarkt lunch, beer, and practical city tips.
“Ozzy is a local celebrity. He gave us a comprehensive introduction to Munich with heaps of insider tips to the city. Third Riche was covered sensitively and informatively. Ozzy was lots of fun to hang with for the day and we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. This one’s going straight to the pool room.”
Trace Munich’s Nazi past from Marienplatz to Königsplatz, with the Hofbräuhaus, Feldherrnhalle, White Rose, and expert local guides.
“Great experience. I would recommend to be more clear and detailed about the meeting point after the booking process. Currently the detailed directions are buried in the booking process and the goggle pin that is at the beginning of the booking is at the wrong location. We had to asked several folks to find the meeting point.please move the detailed meeting point info at the top of the booking page and have an accurate Google pin in front of the Munich tourist office.”
Explore Munich by Segway, from Nazi-era sites and royal squares to the Eisbach surfers, with a small group and English-speaking guide.
“Amazing tour! Canaan provided one-on-one training for everyone with the Segway, so we were all comfortable riding it before we started the tour. He was knowledgeable and told great stories illustrating the history of Bavaria. Highly recommended tour to start your Munich trip!”
Review of an 8-hour Dachau and Munich Third Reich tour with Alun Evans, small groups, train transport, and thoughtful historical guidance.
“Our tour guide, Alun Evans, was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Dachau and the atrocities committed in there . Having done the tour for a long time, he knew all the in and outs of the place and was able to guide us flawlessly, maximizing our time in there”
Trace Munich’s Nazi past on a private walking tour with expert guides, visual aids, key sites, and time for questions at your pace.
“This was our favorite experience in Munich! Our guide Taff was phenomenal and by the end our family felt like we understood the history of Germany much better. Highly recommend this tour and time with Taff.”
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