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I wanted to do this tour when we visited Munich in December 2024 however it wasn't available during our visit. Fortunately we were back in Munich in February 2025 so we were able to book the tour then. Jake was our guide and he was very passionate about the subject, and honest about his background and perspective on the 3rd Reich. I particularly appreciated that and I was able to share my experience of knowing someone who was involved in it. The fact that my wife really enjoyed the tour says a lot about Jake's passion for the subject as she's not particularly into the history leading up to WW2. There was a lot of information packed into a relatively short space of time and Jake's enthusiasm meant that the tour ran over time slightly. I didn't mind this at all as the only thing that prevents this review from being a 5 is that I wish there had been more time in each location. I'd definitely recommend this tour, even if you're not particularly into history.
We knew we wanted to do this before going but waited until the last minute to book- we went in January (off season) so we got lucky, but I would not be surprised if this sells out quickly during busier seasons so plan better than we did! The drive to the castle was lengthy but the van has heat/AC so temperature is comfortable and you even get to ride on the Autobahn which wasn't crazy because the guide was driving reasonably, but still cool! The castle was incredibly cool and the guide was always concerned about us, pointing out bathrooms nearby while he got our tickets, offering to take photos of interesting spots, and slipping jokes into the information. Â Because it was the offseason we were also able to see the Pharmacy museum. Â Then you walk down to the main shopping area and he gave us an hour or so to do whatever we wanted while he went to get the car, he made recommendations based on what we had told him about ourselves and took a few more pictures before we headed back. Â He also made recommendations about what we could do the rest of our time in Frankfurt. Â Would definitely recommend this tour and our guide- Michael!Â
My partner and I really enjoyed today’s walking tour with our fabulous host Nicolai. He was very knowledgeable and friendly. The walking tour is a great way to learn more in depth about germanys history as for me personally reading stuff in museums etc the information stops going in after a certain point but this tour it was really easy to keep engaged. Nicolai asked us all at the start where everyone was from and it was a nice icebreaker and insightful to see how diverse the group was with people from all different places and cultures joining. If visiting Berlin I would highly recommend.
This was a fantastic 3 1/2 hour tour that takes you on a swift and educational journey through Berlin's fascinating history, literally following in the footsteps of some of the most famous and infamous figures in world history. What made the tour exceptional was our brilliant and affable guide Steve, who combines in depth subject knowledge with a natural story-telling ability to help navigate some weighty subject manner, shifting effortlessly from sincere gravitas to light-hearted anecdote. We were enthralled from start to finish.
Great way to get a taste for the Bavarian brewing culture. The tour definitely started in a perfect way—with a beer to sip on the way to the first destination! The drinking stops on the tour were great, as they were clearly places frequented by locals. The Oktoberfest Museum was very well curated and would also be worth going to by itself. The meal to conclude the tour was large and the local cuisine very tasty. Our guide was engaging, and we learned some very interesting tidbits from Munich’s brewing history.
