Discover Munich and its rich history on a walking tour

Discover Munich on a private walking tour and experience the city’s perfect mix of history, culture, and Bavarian charm. Stroll through the picturesque Old Town, explore iconic sights like Marienplatz and the Viktualienmarkt, and uncover hidden gems only locals know. With a private Munich walking tour, you set the pace and enjoy a personalized journey tailored to your interests. From royal palaces to cozy beer gardens, every step reveals a new story. Book your private Munich tour today and see why this vibrant city captures every visitor’s heart.

New Town Hall and Glockenspiel at Marienplatz in Munich

Best for first-time visitors

Discover Munich
Walking Tours

See the places that define Munich and understand how they connect. Both formats cover the historic centre with an expert English-speaking guide; the private tour adds more time, more stops and flexibility for your group.

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Booking options

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Group tour · Best value

Discover Munich - Group Tour

A focused Old Town introduction covering Munich's major landmarks, history and Bavarian culture.

2 hoursMaximum 25 participants

From €25

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Private tour

Discover Munich - Private Tour

A private, in-depth introduction to Munich's Old Town, royal heritage, Jewish history and Bavarian culture.

3 hoursMaximum 25 participants per guide

From €399

per group Check dates & book

What you’ll experience

What you’ll see & discover

Group tour · 2 hours

  • Frauenkirche
  • Munich Residenz
  • Bavarian State Opera
  • Max-Joseph-Platz
  • Hofbräuhaus
  • Viktualienmarkt
  • St. Peter’s Church
  • Marienplatz and the famous Glockenspiel

The group tour ends at Marienplatz.

Private tour · 3 hours

  • Asamkirche
  • Sendlinger Tor
  • Jewish Museum and Synagogue exterior
  • Viktualienmarkt
  • St. Peter’s Church
  • Old Town Hall
  • Marienplatz, New Town Hall and Glockenspiel
  • Frauenkirche
  • Dallmayr Delicatessen
  • Munich Residenz
  • Bavarian State Opera
  • Maximilianstraße
  • Hofbräuhaus

The standard private tour ends at Hofbräuhaus. Hotel pickup can change the route and included stops.

Included

What your booking covers

Group tour

  • Group walking tour with a professional English-speaking guide

Private tour

  • Private English-speaking tour guide
  • A short coffee and toilet break is usually included in the private itinerary

Both tours are outdoor walking tours; entry to buildings and gratuities are not included.

Plan with confidence

Good to know

Meeting pointGroup tour: In front of Nespresso House Munich, Marienplatz 21 · Private tour: In front of Nespresso House Munich, Marienplatz 21; central hotel pickup can be selected
End pointGroup tour: Marienplatz · Private tour: Hofbräuhaus
Group sizeGroup tour: Maximum 25 participants · Private tour: Maximum 25 participants per guide
What to knowEntirely on foot · Weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes recommended · Guide wears a blue badge · Private hotel pickup can reduce sightseeing time, change included stops and require public transport tickets

Before you book

Frequently asked questions

Which Discover Munich format should I choose?

Choose the two-hour group tour for a focused, social introduction at a per-person price. Choose the three-hour private tour for a longer route, your own guide and more flexibility.

Do the tours enter buildings?

No. Both itineraries are outdoor walking tours and do not include entry to buildings.

Where do the tours meet?

The standard meeting point is in front of Nespresso House Munich at Marienplatz 21. Look for a guide wearing a blue badge.

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Original Munich Walks Guide

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See all these famous sights

  • Hofbräuhaus

  • Munich’s former royal palace

  • Odeonsplatz

  • Frauenkirche (iconic twin-domed cathedral)

  • Viktualienmarkt

  • St. Peter’s Church (Peterskirche)

  • Marienplatz

  • Old Town Hall

  • New Town Hall and its famous Glockenspiel

… and much more!

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