München - jüdische Spuren, 3. Reich
Joined 2023
Die jüdische Geschichte und das Leben vor 1933 und in den Jahren 1933-1945 stehen im Mittelpunkt dieses Rundgangs mit Plätzen und Gedenktafeln für ehemalige Synagogen, der Tötungsstätte von Kurt Eisner, der Feldmarschallhalle, an der Hitlerputsch endete, dem Hofbräuhaus, an dem die NS-Partei gegründet wurde, der neuen Ohel-Jakob-Synagoge, dem NS-Dokumentationszentrum, dem Königsplatz, Hitlers ehemaligem Amtssitz von außen, dem Geburtshaus von Schalom Ben Horin (von außen)
Itinerary
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Meeting Point
An ihrem Hotel
NS-Dokumentationszentrum
Die Ausstellung zeigt, woher die Nazis kamen, wie die Juden aus der Gesellschaft ausgestoßen wurden und vieles mehr.
Königsplatz, ehem. Führerbau
Auf dem Königsplatz errichteten die Nazis riesige Mahnmale, hielten Gedenkfeiern. Im sog. Führerbau, das nur von außen zu sehen ist, wurde das Münchner Abkommen am 29-30.09.1938, in dem Hitler das Sudetenland bekam.
Gedenkstein ehemalige Hauptsynagoge
Diese Synagoge wurde vor der Reichskristallnacht abgebaut.
Gedenkplatte Kurt Eichner
Kurt Eichner war der erste Präsident Bayerns und jüdisch.
Odenosplatz und Feldherrenhalle
Hier endete der Hitler Putsch am 9. November 1923
ehemalige Ohel Jakob Synagoge
Gedenkplatte der früheren Ohel Synagoge
Shalom Ben Horin's Geburtshaus
Der deutsch-jüdisch-israelische Journalist und Autor wurde in München geboren und verließ seine Heimatstadt in den 30er Jahren des 20. Jahrhunderts, um nicht zurückzukehren, sondern sich für die deutsch-jüdische Versöhnung zu engagieren.
Altes Rathaus
Hier trat Goebbels die Reichskristallnacht am 9. November 1938 los.
Neue Ohel Jakob Synagoge
Der Grundstein für die neue zentrale Synagoge wurde am 9. November 2008 gelegt. Wir werden sie von außen besichtigen, an einigen Sonntagen im Jahr gibt es Führungen durch das Innere.
Ending Point
Marien square, Marienplatz, Munich
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Hotelabholung, Führungen
Transportkosten für öffentliche Verkehrsmittel von Ihrem Hotel zum Startpunkt der Tour, Essen und Getränke unterwegs, mindestens eine Kaffeepause ist vorgesehen.
Tour Important Information
Es ist ein recht langer Spaziergang mit einem anspruchsvollen Thema. Daher ist mindestens eine Kaffeepause vorgesehen.
Important message from the supplier
I can guide you in Munich, Nürnberg and Augsburg.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2023
About Tour Guide Michael S.
I am a guide, tour operator for more than 25 years. 25 years I worked in that field in Israel. Since 2020 I am guiding in and around Munich and Bavaria.
I speak German (mother tongue), Englisch and Hebrew on mother tongue level.
I am available all week long, depending on bookings.
Reviews
Debbie V.
“Knowledgeable guide with meaningful insights ”
Michael provided thoughtful historic perspectives that truly enriched our experience. He was patient with our family’s circumstances and attentive to our needs. We highly recommend touring with Michael.
Michael S.
Thank you. Have a good and sound way home. It was a pleasure to be your guide. Happy new year.
$419/ per group
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