
On this private guided walking tour, you will explore the WWII history of Munich, known as the ‘Capital of the Nazi Movement’. You will examine sites associated with Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich, including the origins of the National Socialist German Workers' Party. The tour provides insights into the events and individuals that shaped World War II. For those opting for the 4-hour experience, a visit to the NS Documentation Center is included, where you can view exhibits related to WWI and WWII. This tour is suitable for history enthusiasts and those interested in the impact of the Nazi regime. It may not be ideal for individuals seeking a light or casual experience, as the subject matter is heavy and may be distressing to some. It is advisable to consider your interest in WWII history before booking.
Walking tour begins in the heart of Munich's Old Town, at Marienplatz, which was almost completely destroyed in the Allied bombings. As you walk around the medieval city center and view the reconstructed buildings like the magnificent New Town Hall, your Expert Guide will explain why Munich was so important to the Third Reich during WWII.
The guide will show you the Feldherrnhalle monument at Odeonsplatz, where a fatal gun battle took place during the 1923 march of the Nazi supporters. You will also see "the Führer's building" (Führerbau) and other office buildings that served Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party at Königsplatz.
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