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Combo: Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site & Third Reich Tour
·Munich, Germany
Free Cancellation
Meals Included
- Experiences
Embark on a 2.5-hour guided walking tour to uncover Munich’s significant WWII history and the emergence of the Third Reich.
Begin your journey by meeting your knowledgeable guide at a central Munich spot or enjoy convenient hotel pickup in the city center. Following a brief introduction and ticket check, your group sets off on foot to explore the most pivotal WWII sites in the city.
Explore the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial alongside your expert guide, immersing yourself in the poignant history of the first Nazi concentration camp, founded in 1933. Gain profound insights into the challenges faced by prisoners and discover how Dachau set a precedent for subsequent camps.
Original Camp Grounds: Traverse the preserved and reconstructed areas of the original camp, including the roll-call zone, barracks, and perimeter fences.
Museum Exhibits: Delve into the museum’s comprehensive documentation center featuring photographs, personal stories, and artifacts depicting daily life in the camp and the harsh policies of the Nazi regime.
Crematorium and Gas Chamber: Visit the memorial crematorium and gas chamber area to grasp the multifaceted role of the camp within the Nazi system.
Memorial Chapels: Witness the diverse religious memorials on-site, such as Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant, alongside the Carmelite Convent, symbolizing remembrance and reconciliation.
Discover Munich's pivotal Nazi history, where significant events shaped 20th-century narratives. Join a factual and immersive tour led by a local expert to delve into the city's role during the Third Reich and WWII.
Königsplatz: Visit this historic square, once a platform for Nazi gatherings and propaganda events, and uncover how its architecture projected authority.
Former Nazi Headquarters: Explore the sites where the party's leadership operated and learn about the decisions that resonated throughout Europe.
Memorial Locations: Reflect at sites dedicated to the regime's victims, gaining a deeper understanding of the lasting impact on Munich's contemporary identity.
Insightful Guidance: Your local guide provides context, narratives, and essential facts at each stop, illuminating Munich's evolution from the 1930s to the present day.
Ensure you wear comfortable walking shoes for the extensive walking involved, especially at the Dachau Memorial Site and throughout Munich’s Old Town.
Don't forget sun protection and a light jacket, particularly if your visit falls within the cooler months (November to February) since a significant portion of the tour is outdoors.
Bring a water bottle to remain hydrated as water stations may not be readily available during the tour.
Remember that flash photography is strictly prohibited at the Dachau Memorial to preserve the solemn atmosphere.
Avoid bringing large bags or backpacks to Dachau—only carry essentials for your visit.
Kindly refrain from eating and drinking within the memorial sites.
Keep in mind that Dachau offers partial wheelchair accessibility. Some areas, like the original barracks, have uneven terrain and gravel paths, posing challenges for those with limited mobility.
The Munich walking tour encompasses cobblestone streets and extensive walking, so it may be difficult for individuals with limited mobility.
Rest stops are strategically incorporated during the walking tour to ensure everyone has the opportunity to rest if necessary.
The tours commence at the Radius Tours Sales Office on Dachauer Straße. Arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time to avoid missing the tour, as guides have a tight schedule to follow.
Even if you have booked online, remember to obtain a physical ticket from the sales office before the tour begins.
Students carrying valid IDs are entitled to a discount on their tour.
Kindly note that tipping guides is not permitted at Dachau.
Lunch is not provided during the tour, but there will be a short break in Munich to grab a quick meal. Keep an eye on the time.
Respect the solemnity of the sites, especially at Dachau, as it holds significant historical importance.
Due to the emotional nature of the content at Dachau and the Nazi-era sites, be prepared for an intense experience during the tour.
Your voucher will be sent to your email immediately upon booking.
Show the voucher on your phone along with a valid ID when you reach the meeting spot.
Make sure to be at the meeting point 15 minutes prior to your tour's start time to prevent any delays.
Find your guide at the Radius Tours Ticket Office.
Location: Dachauer Str. 4, 80335 München, Germany.