Munich’s elegant streets and historic squares conceal a complex and troubling chapter of the city’s past. Once known as the “Capital of the Nazi Movement,” Munich played a central role in the rise of National Socialism and the events that followed. This walking tour offers a thoughtful and informative exploration of that history, focusing on understanding, remembrance, and reflection rather than spectacle.

Moving through the Old Town, the experience reveals how ordinary urban spaces became stages for extraordinary and tragic events. Despite extensive wartime destruction, several buildings from the Nazi era remain, standing alongside memorials dedicated to the victims of persecution. Stories of political radicalization, propaganda, resistance, and loss bring historical context to locations tied to the failed Beer Hall Putsch, Kristallnacht, and the early years of the regime.

Led by a knowledgeable guide, the walk encourages quiet reflection and deeper insight into Munich’s past, highlighting the importance of memory and historical responsibility in shaping the present.

Duration:
Approximately 3 hours

Start Time:
To be confirmed at time of booking

Inclusions:
Walking tour, English speaking guide

Exclusions:
Entrances, Lunch, Meals and Drinks, Personal expenses, Gratuities

Meeting point:
Hotel lobby if prearranged

Ending point:
Hotel or Central location

Important Information:
Wear comfortable shoes.

This tour operates daily.