
Explore Munich's history during the Third Reich with a private guide specializing in WWII. The tour includes visits to significant sites such as Hofbräuhaus and Führerbau, where key events related to Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party took place. Participants will learn about the Beer Hall Putsch and the White Rose Movement, as well as the origins of the National Socialist German Workers' Party. The tour also features the NS Documentation Center, where exhibits on WWI and WWII can be viewed, available only in the 4.5-hour option. This tour is suited for those interested in a detailed understanding of Munich's role in Nazi history. It may not be suitable for individuals uncomfortable with sensitive historical topics. The duration and group size are not specified, so it's advisable to check before booking.
Follow the route of the infamous Beer Hall Putsch to Feldherrnhalle and Odeonsplatz and learn about the Nazi’s attempt to storm the Bavarian Defense Ministry, which inspired Hitler to write his semi-autobiographical political manifesto Mein Kampf ("My Struggle"). You will also learn about the resistance against the Nazi regime in the city, such as the White Rose Group led by five university students.
During the tour you will see the Monument to the Victims of National Socialism and the former office buildings of the Nazi Party, including Führerbau ("the Führer's building") where Chamberlain and Hitler signed the Munich Agreement in 1938. The final stop will be at Königsplatz, which was the site of the Nazi Party’s mass rallies and book burning.
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