2-hour Private Walking Tour in Munich

Head to Odeonsplatz to admire stunning architecture of the Odeon, the Feldherrnhalle and the Theatinerkirche and see where Hitler’s Beer Hall Putsch of 1923 collapsed in a hail of Bavarian police gunfire. See the Frauenkirche – one of Munich’s foremost architectural symbols. Delve into the heart of the city at Marienplatz, Munich’s central square, to see the richly decorated New Town Hall and watch the 43 bells of its historic clock chime the hour. Visit St. Peter’s Church – the oldest parish church in the city – before heading to world’s most famous beer hall: the Hofbräuhaus. Continue through the Alter Hof, former residence of Holy Roman Emperor Louis IV, towards the grandiose Residenz – former center of the Wittelsbach monarchy of Bavaria, and the largest city palace in Germany. Finally, walk up to the Siegestor – the ‘Victory Gate’ dedicated to the Bavarian army and damaged during Allied bombing raids in WWII, now a monument to peace and the consequences of German militarism.

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   Odeonsplatz

   30 min

   Meet your guide at a prearranged meeting point. We then head first to marvel at the stunning architecture on one of Munich’s most beautiful central squares. See the Odeon, the Feldherrnhalle, and the Theatinerkirche, and see where Hitler’s Beer Hall Putsch of 1923 collapsed.

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   Frauenkirche

   15 min

   Next we stop to admire the iconic domes atop the church that has become one of the foremost architectural symbols of the city.

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   Munich Marienplatz

   20 min

   Heading into the very heart of Munich it’s time to explore Marienplatz – Munich’s iconic central square. We will stop to watch the 43 bells of the New Town Hall’s historic clock chime the hour and visit St. Peter’s Church – the oldest in the city.

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   Staatliches Hofbrauhaus

   15 min

   Having worked up a thirst it’s time for a stop at the world’s most famous tavern.

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   Alter Hof

   15 min

   Continuing on foot we pass through the former residence of Bavarian Elector and Holy Roman Emperor Louis IV.

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   Residenz Munchen

   15 min

   Next up is the grandiose former residence of the Wittelsbach monarchy of Bavaria – the largest city palace still standing in Germany.

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   Siegestor

   10 min

   Our final stop is Munich’s ‘Victory Gate’ – formerly dedicated to the Bavarian army’s triumphs in the 19th century, now a poignant monument to peace and the consequences of German militarism.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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