easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, primarily urban walking on paved surfaces with frequent stops.
Uncover Munich’s cultural heritage with Paul Riedel’s 2.5-hour guided tour through historic sites like Asam Church and the Royal Residence. Perfect for history and art enthusiasts seeking an engaging city walk.
From 73€ per Adult | 2,5 Hours | All ages | Various Languages Available
Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour tour of Munich, where history comes alive through engaging stories of dukes, kings, and the arts. Discover stunning sites like Asam Church and the Royal Residence while enjoying a personalized experience. Receive a city map, expert guidance, and a complimentary book to enhance your visit.
2 Hours 30 Minutes
Writing novels inspires me on the creation of an exciting screenplay for a small-group tour with historical content. Dukes, electors and kings surround a career of fighting weddings and love of the arts.
During this tour, I present the participants the sponsors of our cultural treasures and traditions and provide the actual approach of contemporary art in the city of Munich.
Reserve your ticket for my Welcome Tour through Munich. This event offers the advantages of a private tour.
Look at lovely places like Asam church, Jakobsplatz, Alter Hof, Moneta Regia, Royal Residence, Fuenf Hoefe, Theatinerkirche, Hofgarten, and many more.
I narrate entertaining stories about Bavaria and its history and you get exclusive tips for your stay and shopping in Munich.
The tour's progress depends on the group, and it is not a marathon. We walk comfortably through the planned course, and no one will experience unanswered questions here.
Expect to spend over two hours on foot through city streets and plazas.
Stay hydrated as the tour moves at a relaxed but steady pace.
Tours are offered in multiple languages, so confirm your preferred language when booking.
The tour encourages interaction—no question about Munich’s history goes unanswered.
The Royal Residence served as the seat of power for Bavarian monarchs from the 14th century, its evolving architecture reflecting the region’s shifting fortunes.
Munich actively promotes sustainable tourism; walking tours like Paul Riedel’s reduce traffic and support preservation of historic sites.
Supportive footwear is a must for city walking over several hours.
Layer up or bring a waterproof jacket depending on forecast conditions.
all specific
Useful for carrying your map, water, and book without hassle.
Stay hydrated during the walking tour, especially in warmer months.
spring|summer|fall specific