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.

Small plaza a few minutes walk away from the Marienplatz train stop. The plaza has bean bag…read moreseating, free music,cute photo ops, and free wifi! What more can you ask for?

This was one of the first great squares of Munich I saw in 2017 after arrival late to the city one…read morenight and we decided to walk around. It is beautiful during the day but it is very pretty also at night as the area is well-lit and the statues and buildings look quite a bit different. It's always clean and well-kept and is open and a nice area to sit and enjoy the day or people-watch. We entered this time from the English Garden and walked through the gardens of the Munich Residence as well before coming through here on our way to Marienplatz and beyond. So it was a walking day for us but it's easy to see all of those things as you walk the city if you have time. A historic plaza to be sure and one you shouldn't miss if you are here.

My wife and I were in Munich for a five day trip and two friends recommended I go to the BMW…read moreMuseum. We hopped on the subway and and before we knew it, we were at Olympic Park. There is a huge tower there and the museum. We entered and it is an awesome museum, lots of cool cars and even a BMW that Elvis owned. I loved the motorcycles and they even talked about their involvement in WW2. I didn't know they did jetboats, but....They made them. They even had a Mr. Bean type car on display. The walkthrough takes about an hour and a half and definitely worth a visit.

A worthwhile stop in Munich even if you're not a dedicated car person, though if you are, you'll be…read morevery happy with the depth of history on display. The museum traces BMW from its earliest days through aircraft engines, motorcycles ,and decades of road cars. Admission runs about €10 for adults, and the free BMW Welt showroom across the street is worth adding to your visit if you've already come this far. They enforce a strict bag size policy at entry, so if you're carrying a larger purse or bag you may be asked to check it in a locker. It's a little annoying if you're not expecting it, though the lockers are free at least. Also, the layout routes you through exhibits in essentially one direction with limited space in some areas, so if it's busy, bottlenecks happen. The aircraft engine hall is a genuine highlight but is designed as a dead-end corridor with entry and exit on the same end, which means doubling back through whatever crowd has built up behind you.

While we somehow managed to visit München during the great heat wave of 2019, taking a tour with…read moreOzzie was breeze of cool air. Our only regret was that we didn't take the tour on the very first day we were in München. Ozzie did a wonderful job of taking us to places of interest, explaining the history and context of each location, and teaching us how to immerse ourselves into Bavarian culture. I've always known my ancestors were from Germany, but after taking Ozzie's tour I knew more specifically that they came from Bavaria. Back to Ozzie though, you can tell he loves his city and he loves Bavaria. You can't help but fall in love with his outlook on life and his city in the process. If I find out anyone is going to München, I will insist that their first activity is to call Ozzie and take a tour because it will make the rest of their trip that much more enjoyable.

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We spent our day in Munich, exploring the surroundings and really wanted to go to the palace. This…read moreis a great experience. Expect to spend at least 2 to 3 hours if you're willing to read and listen to the audio historical information. This is well worth the trip. A short walk from our hotel. And you get to go through the English gardens.

NOTE - they end up closing an hour early and will also pressure you to not buy a ticket if there…read moreare only two hours left in the day. That being said, if you're a speed walker/museum goer, you could see the treasury in an hour. If you enjoy art and seeing trinkets, I think this museum is a great place to spend your time. I could spend an hour or 5. It really depends on the person.

My wife and I were in Munich and we wanted to visit the Neuschwanstein Castle…read more We started the tour at 9:30 with our awesome tour guide Lana and I had a beer on the bus at 9:32. Awesome! The views are amazing! Lana had lots of great information on the way up and was quiet on the way back because a lot of people were sleeping on the way home. We got to drive on the autobahn and I saw lots of Porsches going at least 100 MPH. The castle was awesome, it is about a 30 minute tour and at the pickup spot you can grab a nice red brat. The have beer too. Definitely an awesome trip you should take and try to get Lana as your tour guide!

My mother and I booked Radius Tours' Neuschwanstein Castle day trip from Munich and had an…read moreexcellent experience. The meeting point was easy to find and transportation was prompt and comfortable for the full ~9-hour round trip. Lana was our guide and easily one of the best I've ever had--witty, funny, and packed with idiosyncratic Bavarian facts. She kept us engaged and entertained the entire time, even including some adult only material. On the bus, keep your eyes peeled for cows, alpacas, deer, and CATS roaming the countryside. The castle and Bavarian scenery are breathtaking on their own, but Lana's local-born energy and storytelling made the entire day unforgettable. Professional, punctual, and genuinely entertaining--highly recommend requesting Lana for this tour.

This was a tough visit since the content is so heavy but well worthwhile to learn and reflect. The…read moretiming was right before the US elections which made it even harder. I learned a lot of details what were not shared in my American history classes. I would recommend a visit but plan for something upbeat after.

I'd read a NY Times article about the museum when it opened (4 1/2 years ago) - and here's the…read morelink: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/02/world/europe/munich-museum-is-another-step-in-acknowledging-the-citys-nazi-past.html We visited the museum on October 9 and it was incredibly worthwhile; the information is quite extensive and informative. There's a *humongous* amount of reading involved (on huge panels and on multiple floors), with lots of photos accompanying the information. Also, everything is translated into English. If you want to read everything (which we did) and really absorb it, you'll need several hours. It's not a museum for the casual visitor. Admission is currently free, and there's a good (somewhat small) bookstore.

From the owner: Abseits der ausgetretenen Touristenpfade bietet Eat the World ganz besondere Touren mit…read moreaußergewöhnlicher Note an: Entdecken Sie München auf einer kulinarisch-kulturellen Stadtführung, bei der ein Stadtviertel nicht nur entdeckt, sondern auch erschmeckt wird! Auf jeder Tour kommen Sie in den Genuss erlesener Köstlichkeiten inhabergeführter Gastronomiebetriebe aus dem Stadtviertel. Natürlich kommt auch Historisches, Aktuelles und Wissenswertes der gewählten Stadt nicht zu kurz. Unsere Tourguides kennen ihre Viertel wie die eigene Westentasche und lenken den Blick auf die besonderen Schätze der Stadt.