Munich · THIRD REICH & WWII TOURS
Munich was the seat of the NSDAP from 1920 and much of the architecture is still in daily use. These walks cover Königsplatz, the Feldherrnhalle, the beer halls and the documentation centre, and differ mainly on length, group size and how much of the post-war record they take in.
Walk through Munich with guides such as Michael, Steve, Alex, Josh, or Danielle, following Hitler’s rise from postwar Bavaria to the Third Reich. Expect 165 minutes outdoors, frequent stops, serious history, and visits to the Hofbräuhaus, Feldherrnhalle, Königsplatz, and White Rose sites.
“The Guide had such a depth of knowledge that you couldn't help but learn a lot”
Follow Munich’s Nazi rise from Königsplatz and Odeonsplatz to the Hofbräuhaus, Old Town Hall, and Marienplatz. English-speaking guides such as Jake, Michael, Nicola, and Aileen use stories and historic photos to explain the propaganda machine, political violence, and resistance memorials. Expect a fully outdoor walk.
“A very informative and well paced walking tour. Jake our guide was very knowledgeable and heaps of fun throughout the tour. I would recommend taking this tour to get some insight into the third reich.”
Walk through Munich’s role in the rise of the Third Reich with an English-speaking guide. Expect beer halls tied to Hitler’s early speeches, the former Nazi headquarters, Kristallnacht history, wartime scars, and memorials to victims and opponents. Guides such as Jake, Sam, Nick, and Aileen bring the subject into sharp focus.
“Very relaxed and informative tour with our guide Nic. The 2 and 1/2 hours flew by, even though it was freezing cold :). This was our first ever “touristy” tour and we would definitely recommend going on one, you certainly see more of the city than usual and the landmarks are more meaningful with the history explained while there.”
Spend a full day with Radius Tours examining Dachau Memorial Site and Munich’s Third Reich landmarks. Guides such as Jake, Ian, Scott, and Connie explain the history with care, using documents, photographs, and personal accounts. Expect public transport, extensive walking, a short lunch break, and a serious subject handled thoughtfully.
“Sam was an excellent guide. His shared captivating facts about this difficult historic period. I highly recommend this tour if you have an interest in understanding the Second World War.”
Explore central Munich on foot with an English-speaking guide such as Ozzie or Patrick. See the Frauenkirche, Marienplatz, Hofbräuhaus, churches, city gates, and Viktualienmarkt, with a Bavarian snack, beer, and practical advice on getting around.
“What a fabulous walking tour so interesting and our guide was terrific!!!! Learned so much would take the same tour a second time.”
Walk from Marienplatz to Königsplatz while tracing Munich’s role in the rise of Nazism. Guides such as Josh, Alex, Michael, and Ulrich explain the Hofbräuhaus, Feldherrnhalle, White Rose resistance, and former Nazi headquarters. Expect nearly three hours of walking and standing.
“Outstanding tour. Alex was an excellent and informative guide. The pacing was perfect. He was terrific with questions and his knowledge was first class. Highly recommend.”
Ride a Segway through central Munich with an English- or German-speaking guide. In three hours, you’ll see Königsplatz, the Residenz, Eisbachwelle, the Isar, and Maximilianeum while learning about Bavaria’s royal past and Nazi-era history. Small groups are limited to eight.
“The segway machine is a great tool to visit a city, and when it is combined with a great tour guide the experience is even much better. In 30min you learn how to use the segway, our tour guide explained us carefully how to use the device and not have any issue while visiting the city. The duration of the tour is appropriately, with stops when needed and visiting places that are a must for Munich. Our tour guide was excellent, in the group we had a great time during the hours we visited the city. It was fun when we circulated over an oval greeting people on the street…”
Spend about five hours at Dachau Memorial Site with guide Alun Evans, including the museum, former camp grounds, cell blocks, and crematorium. After lunch, walk through central Munich to sites linked to Hitler and the Nazi Party. Transport and admission are included, but food is not.
“Alan is very knowledgeable, friendly, punctual. A somber day due to the material, but I walked away with a very good understanding of the material Alan does a great job prepping you for the excursio . I'm very glad to have had him as my guide. I would highly recommend this trip and Alan!”
Walk from Isartor to Odeonsplatz with guides such as Taff Simon, Kevin, or Joanne, tracing Munich’s role in the Nazi rise, the Beer Hall Putsch, Kristallnacht, wartime bombing, and the city’s 1945 fall. Expect photos, props, discussion, and a possible beer-hall break.
“Highly recommend! Taff was an amazing and very engaging guide. It was well worth the cost to have a private tour and be able to stop and ask more questions, my family loved this experience.”
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