Paola Giacobbe

This is the perfect tour for those who are new to the city and want to get to know its most important sights. Possible modifications depending on your interests.

We will be looking at Munich's World War II history highlighting the stages of the rise of Hitler's power and see how, starting in 1919, fascist propaganda turned the beautiful city of Munich into the so-called “Capital of the Nazi Movement.”

Would you like to discover the halls of the imperial residence of the House of Wittelsbach?  A collection of rooms, halls, courtyards, the symbols of the wealth, political ambition and cultural interests of the rulers of Bavaria.

A walk along the old city, enjoy delicious and typical tastings of different Bavarian specialities.

At the gates of Munich, you will find this splendid Baroque palace. The summer residence of the Wittelsbach house. Right here in Nymphenburg Palace, the so-called Village of Nymphs.

A walk through the memory of the 1972 Olympics, the Olympic Park with its unique tent or spider web building, the Olympic Tower and the former Olympic village. All this within the contours of the original four-cylinder BMW building with its museum and BMW World.

Let's take a closer look at the German resistance group, the White Rose.  Exploring together the names and faces of its members.  But who were they? What did they do?

If you're passionate about science and technology, the guided tour of the Deutsches Museum is perfect for you. It's one of the largest museums of its kind in the world and, in addition to historical exhibits, it offers practical demonstrations, interactive stations, simulators, experiments, and workshops.

The Dachau Memorial Site stands on the grounds where one of the first Nazi concentration camps was established in March 1933. Today, it is one of the most important memorial sites in Germany. Visiting the Memorial offers the opportunity to learn about the history of the camp, the people who were imprisoned there, and the consequences of the Nazi dictatorship.