
Participants will explore the rise of Adolf Hitler and the origins of the Nazi Party in Munich during this 2.5 hour walking tour. The small group size, capped at 16 participants, allows for an intimate experience while visiting key historical sites related to the Nazi movement. This tour is suitable for anyone interested in the topic, whether they are new to it or have some prior knowledge. It covers significant events from the 1920s that contributed to Hitler's rise in the 1930s, such as the formation of the DAP, the NSDAP, and the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923, along with discussions on Nazi symbolism, ideology, antisemitism, and the impact of World War II. Before booking, note that there is a large discount available for children. The tour is guided by local experts, with Jax providing a chronological perspective and sharing historical artifacts, while Sarah offers insights based on her background in social studies.
Meet in front of the ‘Carl Thomass store’. We will be holding a white umbrella. (Tour introduction).
WW2 destruction and reconstruction of Munich.
The formation of the NSDAP and history of the ancient Swastika symbol
15 minute Break
Site of the famous Beer Hall Putsch in 1923 and lead into Hitler coming to power in 1933.
Place where locals had to perform the Hitler salute.
Famous 'dodgers alley' where early German resistors avoided performing a salute further down the road at Odeonsplatz.
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