- Category
- History, Excursions and Day Trips
- Duration
- 5 hours
- Location
- Munich
You can also select to add a morning WW2 Nazi Third Reich tour, prior to your visit to the Dachau Memorial Site. This would make this a full-day experience with one of our history experts.
Dachau Excursion
Political Prisoners Purpose
Among the Ruins
- If you are interested in extending your day to include a morning WW2 Nazi Munich Tour with a focus on WW2 and Third Reich history, please select the option at checkout. This will be a 9-hour day, meeting for a morning tour at 9am, followed by a brief lunch (at own expense) before getting the train to the Dachau Memorial Site. We will spend 3 hours on site before traveling back to Munich together, finishing around 6pm. Transport to Dachau is included.
Take Aways
FAQ

Giles Bennett is a historian in Munich. His interests include Holocaust history, Nazi persecution in general, the history of the Nazi concentration camps, but also early modern music and dance.

Franz is a native „Münchner“ and has been a professional tour guide for more than a decade. After receiving a degree in Business Administration he began working in the travel industry. His passion is tour-guiding: he loves to be on the road showing people the beauty of his native Bavaria, especially his hometown Munich with its fascinating history. His motto: "This job can't be beaten!". Come and enjoy the beauty and history of Munich and Bavaria with a true local.

Nicola runs an organisation dealing with far right extremism and racism, working with both administration and politics as well as civil society in the state of Bavaria. In her spare time she gives tours as an authorised guide at the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Her professional interest in the darker aspects of Munich’s 20th century history (and its echoes in the present) has also led her to giving city walking tours themed on the Third Reich. She has years of experience doing not only this, but also showing visitors the lighter side of Munich’s rich history and culture. She is especially interested in how the past is reflected in the present urban environment of Munich, in the official memorial culture and how this has changed over time. A Munich native, she was bitten by the travel bug years ago, has seen many different countries and lived in Australia before returning to her beloved hometown. Her M.A. degree in Intercultural Communications has added to her passion for introducing Munich to visitors from all over the world ever since.
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