Munich: Third Reich and World War II Private Guided Tour

Munich’s complex past during the Third Reich and World War II is a thought-provoking chapter in history that continues to captivate visitors. This private guided tour offers an immersive experience, delving into the city’s pivotal role and the courageous acts of resistance. Led by expert guides, participants uncover significant sites and gain a profound understanding of the events that shaped this era. From the notorious Beer Hall Putsch to the White Rose Group‘s defiance, this tour promises to shed light on Munich’s multifaceted narrative and leave you pondering the lasting impact of those tumultuous times.

Key Points

• This private guided tour explores significant sites in Munich related to the Third Reich and World War II, including the Hofbräuhaus, Führerbau, and NS Documentation Center.
• The tour offers an in-depth understanding of Munich’s role in the origins and rise of National Socialism, as well as the courageous resistance of the White Rose group.
• Experienced guides provide a balance of historical facts and personal anecdotes, delivering an educational and sensitive exploration of this complex history.
• Flexibility is offered, with 3-hour and 4.5-hour tour options available, allowing for deeper exploration of the subject matter.
• The tour consistently receives 5/5 ratings for transportation and value, with customers praising the guides’ expertise and the overall enriching experience.

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Tour Overview

The Munich: Third Reich and World War II Private Guided Tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the city’s history during the Third Reich and World War II, with a duration ranging from 3 to 4.5 hours.

Priced from £177.56 per person, the tour is available in multiple languages, including English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish, and is wheelchair accessible.

It’s a private group experience, allowing for a personalized and in-depth look at the city’s significant sites, such as the Hofbräuhaus, Führerbau, and the NS Documentation Center.

Guests can expect to learn about the key figures, events, and the National Socialist German Workers Party‘s origins that shaped this pivotal era in Munich’s past.

Booking Information

Customers can reserve their spot and pay nothing today, as this tour offers a ‘reserve now & pay later‘ option.

Plus, a free cancellation policy allows guests to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The meeting point is in front of the hotel BEYOND by Geisel, located at Marienplatz 22, 80331 Munich, Germany.

This booking flexibility and convenience make it easy for visitors to secure their place on this immersive Third Reich and World War II tour.

With no upfront payment required, travelers can plan their Munich sightseeing with confidence, knowing they can adjust their plans if needed.

The central meeting location further adds to the tour’s accessibility, ensuring a seamless start to the historical exploration.

Tour Highlights

This tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Munich’s history during the Third Reich and World War II, guided by a 5-star expert.

Visitors can expect to discover significant sites, including the Hofbräuhaus, Führerbau, and the NS Documentation Center (in the 4.5-hour option), while learning about Adolf Hitler, Nazi supporters, resistance groups, and the origins of the National Socialist German Workers Party.

The tour highlights include:

1. Walking the route of the Beer Hall Putsch to Feldherrnhalle and Odeonsplatz.

2. Learning about the White Rose Group and the Monument to the Victims of National Socialism.

3. Exploring Königsplatz, the site of Nazi mass rallies and book burning.

4. Gaining deeper insights into National Socialism at the optional Munich Documentation Center visit.

Detailed Itinerary

The tour begins at Marienplatz, the site of notorious Nazi propaganda events, where visitors can explore the reconstructed New Town Hall – a remnant of the 1945 bombings.

From there, the group will walk the route of the Beer Hall Putsch to Feldherrnhalle and Odeonsplatz, learning about this failed Nazi coup attempt.

The guide will also discuss the courageous White Rose Group and the Monument to the Victims of National Socialism.

The tour then moves to Königsplatz, the location of Nazi mass rallies and the infamous book burnings.

For those interested, there’s an optional visit to the Munich Documentation Center for a deeper dive into the history of National Socialism.

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Customer Feedback

Reviewers have consistently praised the tour’s transportation and value for money, awarding it a 5/5 rating in these categories.

The guide’s extensive knowledge and ability to convey complex historical events have also drawn positive comments from customers.

Some key highlights from the customer feedback include:

1. ‘Our guide’s expertise brought the dark history of the Third Reich to life in a powerful and thought-provoking way.’

2. ‘The tour struck the right balance between historical information and personal anecdotes, making for a truly engaging experience.’

3. ‘I appreciated the guide’s sensitivity in addressing such a challenging topic with nuance and respect.’

4. ‘The 4.5-hour option was well worth the extra time, allowing us to dive deeper into the subject matter.’

Significant Sites Explored

The tour explores several significant sites in Munich that were integral to the rise and reign of the Nazi party, including the Hofbräuhaus, Führerbau, and the NS Documentation Center.

The Hofbräuhaus was a popular beer hall where Hitler and the Nazi party held rallies and meetings, plotting the party’s rise to power.

The Führerbau, or ‘Leader’s Building,’ served as the headquarters for the Nazi party.

The optional visit to the NS Documentation Center provides deeper insights into the origins and ideology of National Socialism.

These sites offer a window into the complex and troubling history of Munich’s role in the Third Reich and World War II.

History of National Socialism

Munich’s tumultuous history under the Nazi regime comes into sharp focus as the tour delves into the origins and ideology of National Socialism. The National Socialist German Workers’ Party, or Nazi party, first established its roots in the city, where Hitler and his supporters organized rallies and plotted their rise to power.

The tour explores key aspects of the Nazi movement:

1. The Beer Hall Putsch, the failed attempt to seize power in 1923

2. The role of Munich as the ‘Capital of the Movement’ and site of Nazi mass rallies

3. The White Rose resistance group and their courageous stand against the Nazi regime

4. The impact of the National Socialism on Munich’s citizens and the city’s eventual liberation.

Guided Tour Experience

Visitors embark on a captivating exploration of Munich’s haunting past during the Third Reich and World War II through this private guided tour. Led by knowledgeable 5-star guides, guests explore the city’s pivotal role in the rise of National Socialism. The tour showcases significant sites like the Hofbräuhaus, Führerbau, and the NS Documentation Center, providing in-depth insights into the ideology, supporters, and resistance movements. Whether it’s a 3-hour or 4.5-hour option, the experience promises to deliver a comprehensive understanding of this complex history, leaving participants with a deeper appreciation for the city’s resilience.

Tour Features	Details
Duration	3 – 4.5 hours
Languages	English, German, French, Italian, Spanish
Accessibility	Wheelchair accessible
Group Size	Private group
Cancellation Policy	Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Take Photos During the Tour?

Yes, participants can generally take photos during the tour. However, some sites or activities may restrict photography, so it’s advisable to check with the tour guide beforehand to ensure compliance with any relevant rules or policies.

What Happens if the Weather Is Bad?

If the weather is bad, the tour will proceed as scheduled. The private guide will make adjustments to the itinerary if necessary, ensuring participants stay comfortable and can still experience the key highlights of the tour.

Is There a Bathroom Break During the Tour?

There is typically a bathroom break scheduled during the tour. The exact timing and duration of the break may vary depending on the tour itinerary and pace. Check with the tour provider for specific details on the restroom stop.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

Yes, participants are generally allowed to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. However, it’s best to check with the tour operator beforehand to confirm any specific policies or restrictions.

Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment?

No special equipment is needed for this private guided tour. Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes and bring any personal items they may need. The tour provider will provide all necessary materials and information for the historical exploration.

Recap

The Munich: Third Reich and World War II Private Guided Tour offers an in-depth exploration of the city’s pivotal role during the Nazi regime.

Led by expert guides, the tour delves into historical events and provides a profound understanding of Munich’s complex past.

Participants are guided through significant sites, shedding light on the history of National Socialism.

You can check if your dates are available here: