Munich under the Third Reich: a historical walking tour
Lehel, Munich
Explore the places that witnessed the rise of Nazism and discover how this city became the epicenter of one of the darkest periods of the 20th century.
Munich Third Reich Historical Walking Tour
This 2.5-hour walking tour in Munich explores the city’s role in the rise of the Third Reich and suits history enthusiasts and students.
Highlights
- Discover Munich’s darkest history and the rise of the Third Reich
- Visit the key location where Joseph Goebbels planned the Night of Broken Glass
- Explore the former GESTAPO headquarters
- Learn how the Nazi Party subjugated Germany
- See memorials honoring victims and opponents of the regime
Description
Munich was central to some of the 20th century’s most decisive events, known as the “capital of the Nazi movement.” This tour visits sites where Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist Party initiated their rise to power, highlighting the city’s pivotal role in the Third Reich.
Guided by an expert from 'Explore Munich,' you will see locations of early Nazi Party meetings, the former Nazi Party Headquarters, and monuments commemorating victims and resistance members. The guide offers a detailed account of this dark period, contextualizing historical events and emphasizing the importance of memory.
You’ll learn about daily life under Nazism in Munich, the regime’s propaganda, key figures, and events leading to World War II. This tour provides a thorough historical perspective while inviting reflection on intolerance and extremism, making it an educational experience.
The tour is ideal for history buffs, students, and anyone interested in understanding Munich’s role in shaping the Third Reich and its global impact.
Includes
- Tour guide in Spanish
- 2.5-hour walking tour
Excludes
- Pick-up service from hotel
- Meals and drinks
- Tips
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Morning tours are recommended to avoid crowds.