Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly and lasts around 90 minutes, making it suitable for kids and adults alike.

Do I need to make a reservation?

Yes, booking in advance is recommended to secure your spot due to small group sizes.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

The route involves some uneven sidewalks; prior arrangements may be needed for wheelchair access.

Can I join the tour with a large group?

The experience is designed for small groups, but arrangements can be made for private bookings.

What should I bring for the tour?

Bring comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a water bottle for a more enjoyable experience.

Is the tour canceled in bad weather?

Tours may be rescheduled or canceled in severe weather conditions; check ahead with the guide.

Munich Walking Tour with Paul Riedel: Discover Bavarian History | Castle | City Tour

Munich, the capital of Bavaria, offers a tapestry of history, art, and lively culture that draws visitors from around the world. For those eager to get an authentic feel for the city’s stories, Paul Riedel’s 90-minute walking tour provides a captivating gateway. This small-group experience guides you through the city’s heartbeat, sharing tales of beer halls, royal politics, and local art movements that have shaped Munich’s identity.

Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the tour begins amidst the bustling streets, weaving through hidden alleyways and well-known landmarks. As you stroll, you'll hear about the city’s centuries of history—from the era of Bavarian kings to Munich’s role in modern Germany—while uncovering lesser-known sites that standard guides often overlook. The tour’s intimate setting ensures personalized insights, and with a detailed city map, you'll leave equipped with tips for the rest of your visit.

What makes Paul Riedel’s tour stand out is its blend of storytelling and practical advice, making it a perfect introduction for first-timers or seasoned visitors looking to deepen their connection to Munich. It’s an ideal way to start your adventure in this vibrant city, combining history, culture, and local flavor into one engaging experience. Whether you’re a history buff, a culture seeker, or simply curious about Munich’s traditions, this tour offers a friendly, immersive way to experience the city beyond the usual tourist spots.

For travelers who want to step into Munich’s past and present in just 90 minutes, Paul’s walking tour is a fitting choice—immersive, informative, and tailored to small groups for a personal touch. Prepare to stroll, listen, and discover the city’s stories that have shaped Bavaria’s lively capital.

About Paul Riedel

Paul Riedel is a Munich-based professional guide offering a wide range of private tours, museum visits, VIP transfers and cultural experiences across München, Bayern. Paul specializes in historical city tours, art and museum guided visits, creative travel illustration walks, culinary and beer-focused itineraries, and customized VIP day trips to nearby royal castles and historic cities.

Paul Riedel provides accessible airport transfer and pick-up services tailored for business travelers and visitors requiring mobility assistance or translation support. Guided museum experiences include the Alte Pinakothek, Glyptothek, Bavarian National Museum, Deutsches Museum, the Residence and Nymphenburg Palace with ticketed guided tours. Signature city walks cover Munich highlights, churches, Königsplatz and Third Reich history with professional multilingual narration.

Private tours emphasize small groups, personalized pacing and local insights into Bavarian culture, beer gardens, transportation tips and essential shops. Creative workshops such as Travel Illustration combine sightseeing with hands-on drawing and painting led by skilled artists. Seasonal programs include Christmas market walks and culinary coffee-and-cake experiences.

With over forty years of guiding experience noted in select private tours, Paul brings deep local knowledge and professional interpretation to each booking. Tours are suitable for newcomers, families, business guests and repeat visitors seeking fresh perspectives. Paul Riedel operates out of Munich, Bayern, and offers virtual meetings, private cab sightseeing and tailored itineraries for clients seeking bespoke arrangements. Bookings typically include a city map and optional transport arrangements to match group needs. Advance booking is recommended for peak seasons and for arranging special access to museums and events.