easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with steady walking at a relaxed pace.
Take a guided journey through Munich’s WWII history with Paul Riedel, uncovering the complex role of art and ideology during the Third Reich. This deeply engaging city tour offers a critical perspective on a turbulent past.
From 30 € per Adult | 2,5 Hours | Small Groups | Various Languages Available
Explore the complex history of the 3rd Reich on this captivating city tour. Delve into the involvement of prominent artists and the origins of Hitler, guided by knowledgeable professionals. Discover significant WWII sites and engage with intriguing stories that reveal the scars of history, all while enjoying a multilingual experience.
Adult: (18-99 years old) from 94 € Youth: (0-17 years old) 80 €
About 2 Hours and 30 Minutes
What was behind the 3rd Reich? Why did they have so many prominent artists involved? The origins of Hitler are just some of my main topics in this city tour.
I or my guides lead you through major places with World War II, giving the most interesting aspects of this movement and its scars on history.
Here are some of the People who are part of our Tour:
Leny Riefenstahl (Cineast) Heinrich Hoffmann (Fotograf) Alfred Rosenberg Mme Blavatsky and many other
I and my friends speak German, English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Even those, who weren't born here, live here for many years and will bring the best for your visit.
Your questions will be answered by professional guides.
Professional 5-Stars Guide
The tour covers several city blocks, often on cobblestone streets, so sturdy footwear is essential.
Though urban, the tour lasts multiple hours and hydration is key, especially in summer months.
The subject matter involves sensitive historical content; respectful attentiveness will enrich the experience.
Tours are multilingual but confirm your preferred language when booking to ensure comprehension.
Munich was central to the early development of National Socialism; many significant events in the Nazi rise to power transpired here in the 1920s and '30s.
Efforts to preserve Munich’s historic sites balance tourism and respect for painful history, maintaining these places as educational spaces without commercializing tragedy.
Supports hours of walking on various urban surfaces including cobblestones.
Protects against unpredictable weather common in Munich’s transitional seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Staying hydrated during warmer weather enhances comfort and focus.
summer specific
Useful for jotting down insights or photographing landmarks during the tour.