Bavaria · MUNICH THIRD REICH TOURS
Munich was where the Nazi party began, and much of that history stands within walking distance of Odeonsplatz. These 15 guided walks are priced and timed, with a note on the sites each one covers.
Walk Munich’s Nazi-era story from the Hofbräuhaus to the Feldherrnhalle and Königsplatz, with a stop connected to the White Rose resistance. The 165-minute tour costs $31 and runs in English or German. Guides such as Michael, Steve, Alex, and Josh are praised for clear, engaging explanations, though your guide depends on the departure.
“The Guide had such a depth of knowledge that you couldn't help but learn a lot”
Walk from Radius Tours near Munich’s center to Marienplatz, stopping at Königsplatz, Odeonsplatz, the Hofbräuhaus and the Old Town Hall. Your English-speaking guide connects these places to the Nazi Party’s rise, its propaganda and the people who resisted. The tour lasts about two and a half hours, stays outdoors and has a maximum group size of 25.
“Michael was an excellent guide! He was very knowledgeable and had a lot of interesting facts and stories to share. He made it fun and very entertaining. I would have gladly spent another few hours hearing more facts.”
Walk through Munich’s role in the rise of the Third Reich with an English-speaking guide. You’ll see historic beer halls, the former Nazi headquarters, sites linked to Kristallnacht, and memorials to victims and opponents of Nazism. Guides such as Jake, Sam, Nic, and Steve have led the tour, though your guide will vary. The walk lasts 2.5 hours and costs $29 per person.
“Michael was an excellent guide, very informative! We enjoyed the walking tour very much & would definitely recommend !”
Start near Munich Central Station, travel by train and bus to Dachau, then return for a 2.5-hour walk through the city’s Nazi-era landmarks. Guides including Jake, Iain, Scott, and Connie have led the tour, though your guide will vary. Expect a thoughtful, information-heavy day, plenty of walking, and a short break between the two parts.
“Ian was an incredible tour guide. He was incredibly knowledgeable and personable. It felt as though I was speaking with a long known friend. I learned so much. Things I never even studied or read before. One of the best tours I have ever been on while traveling. I cannot recommend enough.”
Walk central Munich with a local guide, covering landmarks such as Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche, and Odeonsplatz while hearing about Bavarian life and the Third Reich. A mid-tour pause at Viktualienmarkt offers a chance to buy a sausage sandwich, potato salad, pretzel, and beer. Guides named by visitors include Ozzie, Ozzy, Oz, and Patrick, though assignments can vary.
“We had a wonderful time even though it was snowing and freezing outside. Our tour guide, Ozzy, did the best he could to show us all the important sites while providing us with all the important insights.”
Walk through Munich’s role in the rise of Nazism, from the Hofbräuhaus and Feldherrnhalle to Königsplatz and the Hofgarten. The English-language tour lasts about 2 hours 45 minutes, starts at Marienplatz and ends at Königsplatz. Guides including Alex, Josh, Michael and Ulrich have led groups through the city’s history and its resistance stories.
“Great experience. I would recommend to be more clear and detailed about the meeting point after the booking process. Currently the detailed directions are buried in the booking process and the goggle pin that is at the beginning of the booking is at the wrong location. We had to asked several folks to find the meeting point.please move the detailed meeting point info at the top of the booking page and have an accurate Google pin in front of the Munich tourist office.”
Spend three hours riding a Segway through central Munich with a guide speaking English or German. After a safety briefing and practice, visit Königsplatz, the Residenz, the Eisbach wave and other landmarks tied to royal Bavaria and the city’s Nazi past. Groups are limited to eight. Guides vary, with past tours led by Canaan, Bob, Steve, Tom and others.
“Whe had a really great time and an amazing tour thanks to our guide Steve! Driving the Segway was a blast and the guide's knowledge of the city and its history was awesome. My boyfriend is Canadian and I am Bavarian. We took this tour so my Canadian (who does not speak German) could enjoy the city. I also learned things about my home city that I did not know! Thank you”
Meet Alun Evans or another licensed guide at Marienplatz for an eight-hour day covering Dachau and Nazi-era Munich. Ride the train north, explore the memorial and museum, then walk past sites tied to Hitler and the Nazi Party. The group is capped at 15, and lunch is on your own.
“Alan was our tour guide and right off the bat I could tell he’s a very seasoned guide. I have been all over the world and have done all different types of tours. He’s by far one of my favorite. He said he’s been giving tours for 19 years and it shows. The questions were insightful, all while being very respectful about the subject. I would not do this tour without a guide. There was just so much information and it helped give it much more meaning and left a lasting impact. Alan was just an all-around great person.”
Follow Munich’s rise as the Nazi movement’s birthplace on a private, English-language walk with guides who have included Taff Simon, Kevin and Joanne. Expect stories and historical images at key sites, time for questions, and a possible beer hall break. The route ends at Odeonsplatz and covers a serious, sometimes difficult chapter of the city’s past.
“Spent an informal few hours on our tour with Taff. Very informative and well planned with visual aids to tie in with the subject matter. Taff even threw in some off-topic local points of interest and tips for tourists new to Munich. Would definitely recommend for both history buffs and beer enthusiasts”
Spend four hours with a private guide exploring Obersalzberg’s bunkers, former Nazi leadership sites and Berghof ruins, with a seasonal visit to the Eagle’s Nest. Guides include Tom Lewis and Sharon. Transport from your Berchtesgaden accommodation is offered; entrance fees are extra.
“What an excellent trip we had. Tom was awesome. So informative. This tour would be great for history and non- history buffs alike. I’m so glad we took this tour. Thanks Tom!”
Glide through central Munich on a small-group Segway tour focused on the city’s royal past and its role in the Third Reich. You’ll get a safety briefing, helmet and guide, then pass Königsplatz, Odeonsplatz, the Old Synagogue site and Hitler’s former apartments. Guides including Abdel and Jamal have led tours in English and German.
“Abdel was a great guide My husband and I had him all to ourself. The segways were easy to ride. My husband likes WW2 history do this was perfect. Lots of crowds during Oktoberfest but not a oroblem getting around”
Start at Marienplatz and follow a Spanish-speaking guide through Munich’s Nazi-era history, including the Hofbräuhaus, Haus der Kunst, and Führerbau. The 2.5-hour walk covers the Beer Hall Putsch, Nazi art policy, and German resistance. It costs $23 per person and is limited to participants aged 13 and older.
“A very good tour with lots of important historical information! Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about the topic.”
Spend a full day with Munich guide Alun Evans, beginning at Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site and continuing through central Munich’s Nazi-era history. The group is limited to 15, transport during the tour is included, and you get time for the memorial museum and lunch before the afternoon walk.
“Brilliant tour guide! Alun was really friendly and organised a great tour. He was full of knowledge and made it so easy to ask questions. The tour was set out well with time for us to spend in Dachau museum and also some time for lunch at Marienplatz before the second part of the tour. Would highly recommend to anyone wanting to learn about the subject matter!”
Walk through Munich’s Nazi-era past with English-speaking guide Alun Evans. This two-hour tour links Marienplatz, the Hofbräuhaus, Odeonsplatz and the rally grounds at Königsplatz, with a group limited to 10. Expect a clear account of the party’s rise, the Beer Hall Putsch and the people and places behind this dark chapter.
“Guide was excellent and small group made it easy to interact and engage with guide”
Walk Munich’s Old Town with a private history guide, following the story of Hitler’s rise, the Beer Hall Putsch, Nazi rule, resistance, wartime destruction and liberation. The three-hour route ends at Königsplatz; a 4.5-hour option adds the NS Documentation Center. Tours are offered in five languages, and Mireya was singled out for praise in one review.
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