Third Reich Small Group Tour in Munich

The maximum group size is 16 people, offering a more personal experience that encourages discussion and questions.

On May 25, 1913, Adolf Hitler arrived in Munich for the first time. From the party’s creation in 1920 to the end of World War II, the city played a crucial role in the Nazi organization. In 1934, Hitler declared Munich the "Capital of the Movement."

The tour focuses on events that took place in Munich during the 1920s, leading up to Hitler’s rise to power in the 1930s. We’ll cover topics such as Nazi symbolism, ideology, Hitler’s antisemitism, and the destruction of Munich during World War II. We’ll also discuss Hitler’s early life in Austria, World War I, the formation of the National Socialist Party, and key events like the famous Beer Hall Putsch.

This is not a typical historical landmarks tour. We are doing something more unique in a small group setting.

Guides:
Jax - The tour is presented as a chronological life story of Adolf Hitler. Jax has a family connection to this history and has lived in Munich 10+ years.

Sarah - A local with a personal and academic approach to the tour with a background in social studies.