The Beginning and the End of the
Third Reich
Tour-Übersicht
This tour will take you through the landmarks of the birth and rise of the National Socialist movement, from its beginnings in Bavaria to the end of World War II. Our tour will follow a chronological order, starting from the 1920s, when the Nazi party took its first steps in Munich, to the events that marked the fall of the Third Reich.
During the tour, we will delve into the central role of the city of Munich in the history of National Socialism and also recount the resistance to the regime. Through period images, photographs, and documents taken from diaries and books, I will help you visualize and better understand the historical events.
Tour details:
- Distance covered: about 5 km through several key places in the city
- Duration: about 3 hours, with a break in the middle of the tour
- Suitable for everyone: the tour is designed to be clear and accessible to everyone, including children, with no prior historical knowledge required
An immersive journey through history to better understand one of the most complex periods of the 20th century. I look forward to seeing you together to discover the past and reflect on the present.
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Kundenbewertungen
We went on two wonderful tours with Fabio. Fabio is a knowledgeable, friendly guide who helps you really immerse yourself in the historical period being explored. Without the tour, we wouldn’t have discovered many interesting things and would have wasted precious time doing research. We recommend that everyone take advantage of this service to get to know the city and its history. Luisa and Paolo
Friendly and passionate—highly recommended
Fabio, an excellent guide, showed us different corners and views of Munich linked to the history of the rise of Nazism and the period that followed. This is a worthwhile tour to take on your first day in Munich, as it also helps you get into the spirit of the city.
Fabio is an amazing guide, super passionate. We really recommend this tour for everyone visiting Munich
I really recommend it