Munich: Private or Group Third Reich and WWII Walking Tour

Munich’s dark past as the birthplace of the Nazi party is the focus of this thought-provoking walking tour. Over two hours, visitors explore the city’s historic sites, witnessing the original buildings and monuments that fueled the rise of National Socialism. Through this immersive experience, travelers gain a deeper understanding of the Third Reich’s legacy, examining its impact on the local landscape. Whether visiting as an individual or group, the tour provides a respectful and educational insight into one of history’s most harrowing chapters.

Key Points

• This walking tour explores Munich’s role as the birthplace of the Nazi party and the site of significant events during the Third Reich and World War II.
• Participants can witness original buildings related to the Third Reich, including the location of the failed 1923 Beer Hall Putsch and Nazi party rallies.
• The tour highlights the contrast between grand structures built on Hitler’s orders and memorials to those who opposed the Nazi regime.
• The tour is available in English and German, is wheelchair accessible, and has a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
• The tour is suitable for solo travelers and groups seeking an immersive educational experience on the rise of National Socialism in Munich.

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Tour Overview

The tour is titled "Munich: Private or Group Third Reich and WWII Walking Tour" and lasts for 2 hours.

It’s available in English and German and is wheelchair accessible.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour is priced from Kč 625 to Kč 500 per person, offering up to 20% savings.

Booking is available with a "reserve now, pay later" option.

The tour explores Munich’s historical significance in the rise of National Socialism, visiting sites related to the Third Reich and stories of resistance against Nazi ideology.

Historical Significance

Munich played a significant role in the rise of National Socialism. The NSDAP was founded there, and Hitler’s Putsch failed in the city.

Munich was the birthplace of the Nazi party and the site of Hitler’s failed Putsch.

In 1935, Munich was designated the Capital of the Movement, the official hub of Nazism. General Eisenhower later referred to Munich as the cradle of the Nazi beast.

This walking tour explores the original buildings and locations related to the Third Reich, including sites of significant events like the Beer Hall Putsch and anti-Semitic pogroms.

Participants will witness buildings that bear scars of war alongside monuments celebrating the Third Reich, learning about Hitler’s rise to power and stories of those who resisted.

Tour Highlights

This walking tour allows participants to explore original buildings and locations related to the Third Reich.

Visitors will witness buildings that bear scars of war alongside monuments celebrating the Third Reich. The tour includes sites from Marienplatz to Königsplatz, showcasing both Nazi headquarters and memorials to victims of Nazism.

Guests will experience the juxtaposition of surviving grand structures built on Hitler’s orders and memorials to those who opposed his ideology.

The tour highlights the significant events and stories from Munich’s dark history, providing an immersive and educational experience for those seeking to understand the rise of National Socialism.

Itinerary

Participants begin the walking tour at MARIENSÄULE in Marienplatz, where they’ll meet a guide with a blue bag labeled Weis(s)er Stadtvogel. The tour includes sites from Marienplatz to Königsplatz, showcasing both Nazi headquarters and memorials to victims of Nazism.

| Site | Significance |

|——|————–|

| Marienplatz | Site of the failed 1923 Beer Hall Putsch |

| Ludwig-Maximilian University | Students held anti-Nazi protests here |

| Königsplatz | Hosted Nazi party rallies and buildings |

| Ehrentempel | Monuments built to honor Nazi "martyrs" |

Participants experience the juxtaposition of surviving grand structures built on Hitler’s orders and memorials to those who opposed his ideology.

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Participant Information

The tour isn’t suitable for children under 10 years of age. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and bring drinks.

This tour is not recommended for children under 10. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and bring drinks.

Video recording during the tour is prohibited.

The tour explores original buildings and locations related to the Third Reich, including sites of significant events like the Beer Hall Putsch and anti-Semitic pogroms. Participants will witness the juxtaposition of surviving Nazi structures and memorials to those who opposed the ideology.

The tour is recommended for solo travelers and groups, enhancing their understanding of Munich’s history during the rise of National Socialism.

Customer Reviews

Reviewers have awarded the Munich: Private or Group Third Reich and WWII Walking Tour an impressive 4.9 out of 5-star rating based on 8 reviews.

Positive feedback highlights the tour’s knowledgeable guides and engaging experiences, which enhance understanding of Munich’s history. Guests recommend the tour for solo travelers and groups alike, noting it provides valuable insights into the city’s role in the rise of National Socialism.

The tour’s combination of original buildings, significant sites, and memorials offers a powerful juxtaposition, leaving a lasting impression on participants.

Exploring Munich’s Nazi Legacy

Munich’s role in the rise of National Socialism can’t be overstated. As the birthplace of the NSDAP, Munich witnessed the failed Beer Hall Putsch and its subsequent designation as the "Capital of the Movement."

On this tour, visitors explore the lasting legacy of the Third Reich. They’ll see buildings that bear the scars of war alongside monuments celebrating Nazi ideology.

Through these contrasts, the guide shares stories of both Hitler’s ascent and the resistance that sought to stop him.

Ultimately, this tour provides a nuanced understanding of Munich’s pivotal place in the dark history of the Nazi regime.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are There Any Restroom Breaks During the Tour?

The tour itinerary does not explicitly mention any scheduled restroom breaks. However, it’s reasonable to expect guides will accommodate participants’ needs and provide opportunities to use restrooms during the 2-hour duration, as appropriate for the group’s comfort and convenience.

Can We Stop for Food and Drinks on the Way?

The tour doesn’t include scheduled stops for food and drinks, but travelers are welcome to take breaks as needed along the route. They can purchase refreshments at cafes or shops they pass during the 2-hour walking tour.

Is There an Audio Guide Available During the Tour?

No, there’s no audio guide available during the tour. The tour is led by knowledgeable guides who provide live commentary as you explore the historical sites related to the Third Reich and WWII in Munich.

How Much Walking Is Involved in the Tour?

The tour involves a moderate amount of walking, covering sites from Marienplatz to Königsplatz over the course of 2 hours. Participants can expect to be on their feet for the duration of the tour, exploring the historical locations.

Is It Possible to Extend the Tour Duration?

While the tour is typically 2 hours long, some providers may offer the option to extend the duration upon request. Interested participants should inquire about any customization or extension possibilities when booking the tour.

The Sum Up

The Munich: Private or Group Third Reich and WWII Walking Tour offers a profound exploration of the city’s pivotal role in Nazi history. Participants can witness original buildings and monuments, gaining a respectful and educational insight into the dark legacy of the Third Reich. This immersive experience is designed for individuals over ten and is wheelchair accessible, providing a comprehensive understanding of this tumultuous period in Germany’s past.

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