National Socialism WWII With Licensed Guide – Private Tour

Exploring Munich’s dark past through the lens of National Socialism and World War II can be a profound and eye-opening experience. This private tour, led by a licensed guide, takes visitors on a journey to uncover the origins of the Nazi regime, its impact on the city, and the courageous resistance movements that emerged. From the Feldherrnhalle to the NS Documentation Centre, the tour offers a comprehensive look at this tumultuous period in history, leaving participants with a deeper understanding of the sacrifices made and the lessons that continue to resonate today.

Key Points

• Private tour in Munich focused on examining the origins and impact of National Socialism during the Nazi era.
• Visits to significant Third Reich sites, including Feldherrnhalle, Haus der Kunst, and the NS Documentation Centre.
• Exploration of Munich’s resistance movements, with emphasis on the White Rose student group and their non-violent opposition.
• Opportunity to learn about the role of art and society during the Nazi regime and its aftermath.
• Guided by a licensed expert who provides historical context and insights into the complexities of this period.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This National Socialism WWII private tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Munich’s Third Reich history.

Priced from $218.08 per group (up to 30 participants), the tour duration is 2 hours.

Offering flexible booking and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, the tour covers key sites like Feldherrnhalle, Haus der Kunst, and the NS Documentation Centre.

Led by a licensed guide with over 10 years of experience, the tour provides historical context on the origins of National Socialism and its impact on art and society.

Admission to the NS Documentation Centre is included at the tour’s conclusion.

Tour Itinerary

The tour begins at the Residenzstraße 1, home to the historic Feldherrnhalle. Guests will spend 10 minutes exploring this iconic Nazi-era landmark.

Guests will spend 10 minutes exploring the historic Feldherrnhalle, an iconic Nazi-era landmark located at Residenzstraße 1.

Next, they’ll visit the Haus der Kunst, a former Nazi exhibition hall, for 15 minutes.

The tour then moves to the Munich Residenz, the former royal palace, for another 10 minutes.

Participants will then walk to the Square for the Victims of National Socialism, spending 10 minutes there.

The final stop is the NS-Dokumentationszentrum, where guests will have 15 minutes to explore this museum dedicated to the Nazi regime.

The tour concludes at Königsplatz 1.

Tour Highlights

Guests can explore significant Third Reich sites like the Feldherrnhalle and Haus der Kunst. They’ll learn about Munich’s resistance, including the White Rose group, and view extensive historical photo material during the tour.

| Key Tour Highlights |

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| Explore Third Reich sites |

| Learn about Munich’s resistance

| View historical photo material

| Visit the NS Documentation Centre |

The tour concludes at the NS Documentation Centre, where guests can further their understanding of the origins of National Socialism and the Nazi regime’s impact on art and society.

Historical Context

As the tour explores significant Third Reich sites, it provides an opportunity to understand the origins of National Socialism and Adolf Hitler’s rise in Munich.

The narrative traces the Hitler coup and how the Nazi regime’s impact shaped art and society. Visitors learn about the victims of National Socialism and the resistance movements that emerged in Munich, such as the White Rose group.

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Starting Point and Key Stops

The tour begins at Residenzstraße 1, the Feldherrnhalle, where you will start their exploration of Munich’s Third Reich history.

The tour begins at Residenzstraße 1, the Feldherrnhalle, where you will start their exploration of Munich’s Third Reich history.

The key stops during this 2-hour private tour include:

1. Feldherrnhalle (10 minutes) – Witness the site of the failed Hitler Putsch in 1923.

2. Haus der Kunst (15 minutes) – Examine the Nazi’s impact on art and culture.

3. Munich Residenz (10 minutes) – Understand the role of the monarchy during the rise of National Socialism.

After these initial stops, the tour continues to the Square for the Victims of National Socialism, the NS Documentation Centre, and concludes at Königsplatz 1.

Exploring Significant Third Reich Sites

During the tour, participants explore several significant sites connected to the Third Reich in Munich.

They’ll visit the Feldherrnhalle, a monument that was the scene of the failed 1923 Hitler Putsch.

Next, they’ll see the Haus der Kunst, a gallery that showcased Nazi-approved art.

The Munich Residenz, the former royal palace, is another stop, where visitors learn about the monarchy’s downfall.

The tour also includes the Square for the Victims of National Socialism, a memorial to those persecuted by the regime.

Finally, they’ll visit the NS Documentation Centre, gaining deeper insight into this dark chapter of history.

Learning About Munich’s Resistance Movements

Munich’s resistance to the Nazi regime is a key aspect of the tour. Visitors learn about the White Rose student group, who undertook a non-violent resistance campaign against the Nazi dictatorship.

The tour highlights:

1. The group’s anti-Nazi leaflets, which were distributed throughout Munich and beyond.

2. The arrest and execution of the group’s leaders, Sophie and Hans Scholl, for their acts of defiance.

3. The memorial site at the Square for the Victims of National Socialism, where visitors can reflect on the sacrifice of those who resisted Hitler’s totalitarian rule.

Visiting the NS Documentation Centre

At the conclusion of the tour, visitors have the opportunity to explore the NS Documentation Centre.

This interactive museum provides a rundown of the origins and impact of National Socialism in Munich. Guests can explore multimedia exhibits that chronicle the rise of the Nazi party, the atrocities committed, and the resistance movements that emerged.

The tour concludes at the museum, allowing participants to further their understanding of this dark chapter in history.

The tour concludes at the museum, allowing participants to further their understanding of this dark chapter in history.

With its thought-provoking displays and historical insights, the NS Documentation Centre is a powerful and informative finale to the National Socialism WWII private tour.

The Sum Up

This private tour offers a profound exploration of Munich’s dark past under National Socialism. Participants will learn about the origins of the Nazi regime, its devastating impact, and the courageous resistance movements that rose up in defiance. By visiting key historic sites, they’ll gain a deeper understanding of this tumultuous period and reflect on the sacrifices made during WWII. The tour provides a thought-provoking journey through a complex and impactful chapter of German history.

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