Walking Tour around the Sites of Nazi Movement in Munich

Set out on a walking tour in Munich and see the surviving major buildings and sites associated with the rise of the Nazi movement. Take a trip to the Hofbräuhaus beer hall where Adolf Hitler made his early speeches.

In this unique and fascinating tour, an expert guide will tell you more about Hitler’s conquests and show you the Nazi ceremonial and marching grounds.

From the beer-halls which hosted the first small gatherings of the fanatics who lead the Third Reich, through the streets where they fought their way to power, to the head quarters from where Hitler bullied the world, all this and much more.

This will be a memorable experience in Munich.

This walking tour starts from Munich Central Train Station opposite Track 32. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you will take a two and a half hour guided walking tour through central Munich.

You will visit the surviving major buildings and sites associated with the rise of the Nazi movement in Munich (the birthplace of the party and Adolf Hitler’s political base).

The highlights of the tour are:

• The building where Hitler joined the party.

• The Hofbräuhaus beer hall where he made his early speeches.

• The site of his failed putsch of 1923.

• His headquarters

• Nazi ceremonial and marching grounds

• Examples of Nazi architecture

• The launch-point of major anti-Semitic persecutions

• Memorials to the victims of Nazism.

The guide will give a presentation on the origins and rise of Nazism in Munich and its terrible consequences.

The finishing point of your tour is Königsplatz, a short walk from the Munich Central Train Station.

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