Munich - the essential in der Altstadt
Joined 2023
Bei diesem Rundgang werden die historischen, politischen und gesellschaftlichen Entwicklungen und Legenden Münchens lebendig. Widersprüche treten zu Tage: Märchenhaft schöne Beispiele spätbarocker Architektur und Kunst vice versa der sogenannten "Stadt der Bewegung" mit Stätten von Hitlers nationalsozialistischer Partei und diktatorischer Macht. Konservatismus, deutsche Ordnung , wirtschaftlichern Erfolg vis-à-vis unbeschwertes Leben mit Brauereien, Biergärten, Festen wie dem Oktoberfest.
Itinerary
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Meeting Point
In ihrem Hotel
Sankt Peter, der Alte Peter
Diese gotische Kirche mit barocker Kunst war die erste Kirche, die in München gebaut wurde.
Marienplatz mit Altem und Neuem Rathaus
Der Marienplatz ist der zentrale Platz in München mit dem alten Rathaus aus dem 15. Jahrhundert und dem neuen Rathaus aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, dem berühmten Glockenspiel, der Legende vom Tanz der Fassmacher.
Frauenkirche
Die Frauenkirche ist die Kathedrale Münchens - eine der Hauptsehenswürdigkeiten.
Der Alte Hof
Zur Herrscherfamilie von München und Bayern gehörte auch ein römischer Kaiser im Heiligen Römischen Reich Deutscher Nation, der im alten Schloss in München residierte.
Die Reisdenz
Die Residenz ist das größte Schloss innerhalb einer Stadt in Deutschland und wir werden durch ihre Innenhöfe gehen
Feldherrenhalle auf dem Odeonsplatz
Hier am Rande der Altstadt wurde am 9. November 1923 der Hitlerputsch gestoppt.
Viktualien Markt
Zu dem seit 1807 täglich stattfindenden Markt gehört auch der zweitgrößte Biergarten.
Ending Point
Marienplatz
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Abholen am Hotel, Führungen
Fahrkarte für öffentliche Verkehrsmittel, falls erforderlich, Essen und Getränke
Tour Important Information
Der Rundgang dauert bis zu drei Stunden. Er ist etwa 7 km lang und verläuft auf ebenem und gepflastertem Boden. Während der Tour werden wir Kirchen besuchen, daher ist angemessene Kleidung erforderlich, auch wenn die Erklärungen aus Respekt vor den Gebetsstätten im Freien stattfinden werden.
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.
$350/ per group
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