The Hitler's Story in Munich Walking Tour
Schwabing, Munich
Discover Hitler's Munich: explore early residences, Nazi offices, "Mein Kampf" publishing building, the 1923 Putsch location, Führerbau, and Hofbräuhaus.
Overview
This guided walking tour in Munich explores key historical sites linked to Hitler and the early National Socialist movement, suited for history enthusiasts.
Highlights
- See Hitler's second home near the Isar River
- Visit buildings where Mein Kampf was published and printed
- Explore the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Nazi party offices
- Visit the 1923 Putsch site, the historic Führerbau, and Hofbräuhaus
- Discover locations related to the early days of National Socialism
Description
Start at Sterneckerbräu, the Nazi party's first office, where its initial ideas took shape. Then visit the former Eher Verlag publishing house, which printed Mein Kampf and served as the party's third office.
The itinerary includes the site of the 1923 Putsch, the Führerbau where important political meetings occurred, and the Hofbräuhaus, where Hitler delivered his first official speech as party leader.
Additional stops cover significant landmarks such as Mozart's house, damaged during the 1944 bombing, and other less-known sites that provide historical context.
Includes
- Guided tour of key Nazi regime sites
- Visits to Sterneckerbräu, and the party's third and fifth offices
- Visit to the former Eher Verlag publishing house (Mein Kampf) and the Nazi newspaper 'Völkische Beobachter'
- View of Hitler's second home (1920–1929) near the Isar River
- Visit to the 1923 Putsch site
- Visit to the historic Führerbau
- Visit to the Hofbräuhaus
- Visit to Mozarthaus, bombed in 1944
- Exploration of other significant city landmarks
Important Information
- This tour involves walking to multiple historical sites
- Provides an in-depth understanding of Hitler's history in Munich
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Booking Tips
Wear comfortable walking shoes and allow approximately 3 hours for the full tour. Morning departures provide lighter crowds and better photo conditions.
