Isartor

On this tour, we’ll savor Munich delicacies. After our welcome drink at Isartor, we’ll embark on a culinary journey of discovery through the Old Town. Try your hand at being a beer sommelier and taste traditionally baked bread with Munich’s finest Obatzda. During a brief visit to Alfons Schuhbeck, we’ll receive a little surprise. At Viktualienmarkt, we’ll enjoy a fresh Weißwurst. After a brief visit to Viktualienmarkt, we’ll reach our final highlight: Schmalznudel. There, we can watch our Auszog’ne, Strizerl, or Schmalznudeln being made—and enjoy them right away.

Immerse yourself in Munich’s culinary culture with a Bavarian food tour celebrating traditional flavors. Begin your day with a hearty breakfast of Weißwurst paired with locally brewed wheat beer, setting the tone for a delightful gastronomic adventure. Visit a local butcher to sample freshly baked Leberkäse, then explore Viktualienmarkt, where a shared cheese and sausage platter awaits, complemented by medieval wine. Experience the art of dough preparation and savor a warm Munich specialty before concluding your journey with a surprise dessert of imperial origin. Enjoy a traditional Bavarian breakfast with Weißwurst and wheat beer Sample freshly baked Leberkäse at a local butcher Discover Viktualienmarkt with a cheese and sausage platter Enjoy a surprise dessert with imperial heritage

Discover Munich, the birthplace of National Socialism, on a walking tour that follows the chronology of events from the founding of the Nazi Party to the downfall of the Third Reich in 1945. Through significant sites, contemporary photographs, and historical testimonies, you will gain an understanding of the forces that shaped this complex period in history. The route is approximately 5 kilometres long, lasts 3 hours, includes a break, and is suitable for both advanced participants and beginners. An excellent opportunity to explore the legacy of a pivotal chapter in 20th-century history and reflect on the lessons of the past. Walking tour of approximately 5 kilometres through historic Munich Duration: 3 hours, including a short break Suitable for everyone; no prior knowledge of history is required. Use of historical photographs and eyewitness accounts for a deeper understanding

The tour is designed to introduce you to Munich in a brief yet varied way. Along a 1.5 km route, we will explore Munich’s Old Town together, gradually piecing together elements of the city’s past and present into a colorful puzzle of history, architecture, brewing traditions and culinary symbols, royal heritage and traditional costumes from bygone eras, hotbeds of National Socialism and strongholds of religion, witty Bavarian humor and centuries-old legends. You will learn how salt and wine contributed to the city’s founding and why a child monk is its symbol. You will visit the world’s most famous beer hall to witness the local beer-drinking culture and discover the history of Oktoberfest. You will learn how an old dance connects the plague epidemic of the 16th century with the modern coronavirus pandemic, and how the bow on a dirndl apron can either encourage or discourage flirting with a woman. And all this while enjoying Munich’s sights and taking in the atmosphere.

On this tour, we’ll savor Munich delicacies. After our welcome drink at Isartor, we’ll embark on a culinary journey of discovery through the Old Town. Try your hand at being a beer sommelier and taste traditionally baked bread with Munich’s finest Obatzda. During a brief visit to Alfons Schuhbeck, we’ll receive a little surprise. At Viktualienmarkt, we’ll enjoy a fresh Weißwurst. After a brief visit to Viktualienmarkt, we’ll reach our final highlight: Schmalznudel. There, we can watch our Auszog’ne, Strizerl, or Schmalznudeln being made—and enjoy them right away.

Immerse yourself in Munich’s culinary culture with a Bavarian food tour celebrating traditional flavors. Begin your day with a hearty breakfast of Weißwurst paired with locally brewed wheat beer, setting the tone for a delightful gastronomic adventure. Visit a local butcher to sample freshly baked Leberkäse, then explore Viktualienmarkt, where a shared cheese and sausage platter awaits, complemented by medieval wine. Experience the art of dough preparation and savor a warm Munich specialty before concluding your journey with a surprise dessert of imperial origin. Enjoy a traditional Bavarian breakfast with Weißwurst and wheat beer Sample freshly baked Leberkäse at a local butcher Discover Viktualienmarkt with a cheese and sausage platter Enjoy a surprise dessert with imperial heritage

Discover Munich, the birthplace of National Socialism, on a walking tour that follows the chronology of events from the founding of the Nazi Party to the downfall of the Third Reich in 1945. Through significant sites, contemporary photographs, and historical testimonies, you will gain an understanding of the forces that shaped this complex period in history. The route is approximately 5 kilometres long, lasts 3 hours, includes a break, and is suitable for both advanced participants and beginners. An excellent opportunity to explore the legacy of a pivotal chapter in 20th-century history and reflect on the lessons of the past. Walking tour of approximately 5 kilometres through historic Munich Duration: 3 hours, including a short break Suitable for everyone; no prior knowledge of history is required. Use of historical photographs and eyewitness accounts for a deeper understanding

The tour is designed to introduce you to Munich in a brief yet varied way. Along a 1.5 km route, we will explore Munich’s Old Town together, gradually piecing together elements of the city’s past and present into a colorful puzzle of history, architecture, brewing traditions and culinary symbols, royal heritage and traditional costumes from bygone eras, hotbeds of National Socialism and strongholds of religion, witty Bavarian humor and centuries-old legends. You will learn how salt and wine contributed to the city’s founding and why a child monk is its symbol. You will visit the world’s most famous beer hall to witness the local beer-drinking culture and discover the history of Oktoberfest. You will learn how an old dance connects the plague epidemic of the 16th century with the modern coronavirus pandemic, and how the bow on a dirndl apron can either encourage or discourage flirting with a woman. And all this while enjoying Munich’s sights and taking in the atmosphere.