Awesome tour. Great knowledge. Good price, lol. Give a big tip, definitely worth it.read more

I LOVE their tours! Every time I'm in Europe, I try to take advantage. In Munich, I've taken their…read morecity tour, beer tour, Dachau tour, Oktoberfest tour, and the Third Reich tour and have done several of the same tours. Every tour guide I've had has been wonderful. These tours are affordable and a great way to learn a lot in a limited amount of time. Furthermore, they're also a great way to meet people, especially if you're traveling solo. I'd highly highly recommend these!

For old castle ruins and history Buffs this is a nice example of a 12th century Castle plan…read more There's not much left except some partial walls, Towers and 1 full tower with a grated door where you can see inside a wood floor and wooden chair and small table and some small artefact replicas. The information plaque has a lot written about the history and several nice drawings of how the castle originally looked many hundreds of years ago. From the designated parking place you must walk through a private houses driveway and then turn right then it's a very short hike to the ruins. Overall I found it to be a very interesting and worthwhile side trip to make and also there is an interesting Linde tree to visit nearby which has reportedly beneficial healing abilities.

Excellent historical tour to Dachau with Adam... He knows his stuff!…read more He provides factual information and a narrative that brings the experience alive. It's well worth the trip out to Dachau... & the tour exposes the ugly truth of the Nazi regime. Bring water & a sandwich and enjoy the day learning and seeing. Adam speaks both lovely Australian English and fluent German, and lives in Munich... perfect!

I booked the Dachau Memorial tour for my mom and I. It was competitively priced with other tour…read morecompanies in the area, but because it met at the Marienplatz, I chose this company because it was only a 10 min walk from our hotel. We met our tour guide Jon and 5 others joined the tour as well. The tour price included the fare on the lightrail and bus to get to Dachau. It was really nice to not have to worry about the times and connections. Not that it would have been a huge deal, but when on vacation, I like to worry less about logistics. Jon was very knowledgeable and I am so glad that I did use InMunich Tours because it was nice to have someone talk about the key points of the Dachau Memorial. If you're ever in the area, I would check out this tour company because they are very professional and knowledgeable.

For a guy that grew up in Wisconsin, Levi at Thirsty Historian knows his stuff! He took us on a 3…read morehour walk-around tour of Munich and offered incredible insight about it's history! We started off with a great beer selection and ended with reservations at an incredible restaurant. If he really likes you - he'll show you another local bar that is a blast! Thank you Levi for your time and info. It really was the highlight of our trip and I'll actually do the tour again the next time I'm in town. Prost!

The Thirsty Historians had the luxury of carting around 28 college kids throughout Germany. This…read morewas my first experience going to Germany and they truly made it a journey I will never forget. The knowledge that our tour guide had on the history and culture of Germany was truly awesome and he was able to keep all of us engaged and having fun. I would 100% recommend The Thirsty Historians, they truly made an effort to not just show us the culture but make us a part of it. Every step of the way was a fascinating adventure. Thank you all very much!

We had an amazing tour of the Dachau concentration camp with Taff. We were traveling with our three…read moreteenage kids, and he made sure that they were engaged and felt included. He carried large bags with him, and at different times of the tour, would pull out wonderful items to enhance the tour. He was patient with us when we wanted to spend more time at a particular place, and we never felt rushed. If you're considering a private guide in Munich, hire Taff!

We spent a wonderful day with Taff! I can't say enough about how informative he was. Everything…read morewas interesting and he even sent us emails before hand asking us how to tailor the experience to our liking. He took us around Munich in the morning, then we grabbed a snack at the train station and headed to Dachau. After the sobering personal tour around the grounds, we shared beers and trained home. It was great sharing the day with a local and hearing his passion for his work. Please don't hesitate to spend a little more and get a personal tour with him. You may not go here again, so make the most of it.

Informative and excellent tour guide. Safe, quick, and detailed service and transportation. Goes…read moreabove and beyond for the experience.

We took a tour of Munich with Jake in June 2013. He took us to tons of interesting places and told…read moreus great stories and history of the area! I highly recommend taking tours with Jake!

Germany's highest point. This is a really cool place to…read morevisit about an hour drive from Munich! We did the round trip up and down to experience the cable car to the top of Germany. It was a nice day and the visibility was great! Was able to see mountain peaks in different countries. "Stunning views, well-maintained facilities, and friendly staff. the experience is worth every penny, especially on a clear day when the breathtaking vistas are at their best. The panoramic views of Eisbee Lake and the surrounding landscape are truly awe-inspiring, making the journey to the top a memorable one." Easily one of the best experiences I've had in other countries. I recommend visiting if you're within 2 hours drive. Definitely worth it!

There are some German words that are more fun to yell than others, and ZUGSPITZE is the perfect…read moreword to yell when you're talking about the tallest mountain in Germany/Austria. Appropriate responses to completing the 15-minute cable car ride to the top of this mountain with a group of 20 other people include: exclaiming, "Zugspitze," taking a deep breath of fresh air, shielding yourself from the 5G towers, vomiting, and/or drinking a beer. Luckily, they offer beer at the top! Why? Because of course they do! They also offer food in a few different settings (Austrian side vs German side, you'll see). If you're feeling super fit and looking for a challenge, you can climb to the top or to the bottom of the mountain using hiking gear. There's a way for visitors who took the easy way up to climb the last bit of the mountain to the apex for a sweet photo op, or you could, like, actually do all the work and grab a beer before you take a relaxing ride back down. During winter months this is obviously a hotspot (or cold spot) for skiing and winter sports. It is still very beautiful and awe-inducing to see this over the summer/fall, and still very cold. If you buy the all-inclusive pass from the ticket booth like my aunt and uncle did, you are given one round-trip ticket to the top of Zugspitze and back, then freedom to ride all of the other cable cars in the area and participate in some of the offered activities (like tobogganing). This is one of those things you have to see at least once. genießen!