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Private Tours in Munich

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Private Tours in Munich

Maximize your time in Munich and get the VIP treatment you want to make your visit truly memorable.  Our private tours are offered at multiple times each day so your tour can fit perfectly into your itinerary.  Whether you wish to explore by Segway or E-Bike, we have great tours for you!

Booking a private tour is easy, and fast!  Book online for your group and receive an instant confirmation.  It’s that easy!  You will pick your date and time and we will provide your group with it’s own guide just for you.  Want to make a fully customized tour?  Contact us today and we will start planning!

Munich Private Tours

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Excellence in Guiding

All of ur tours are lead by our experienced guides

  • Erynne
  • Rebecca
  • Kevin
Meet Our Whole Team

Erynne - Office Staff

Erynne is a lover of plaid from small-town Ontario, Canada. With a background in German and French literature, she also taught English at a Paris university (and worked for Fat Tire Paris) before moving to Berlin. She is now our Scheduling Manager and brings a whole lot of smiles and laughter to office life.

"I'm not 100% certain why I came to Berlin, but I'm enjoying the spontaneity and adventure. Berlin has taken a strong hold of me; it's a relaxed and non-judgmental city and I love it for that!"

 

 

Erynne's Berlin Tips

Favorite Tour:

The Evening Food Tour as you get to ride through some of the lesser-frequented neighbourhoods of Berlin and eat like a local!

Favorite Site:

Soviet War Memorial in Treptower Park – it’s a remarkable commemoration of some of the 80,000 Soviet soldiers who fell in the Battle of Berlin in April–May 1945.

Insider Tip:

Have a latte at Prachtwerk in Neukölln. This is a large open-concept cafe/bar and doubles as a co-working space. In the evenings, they do live gigs and open mic nights.

Rebecca - Office Staff

Rebecca is our go-to person for all forms of bookings and customer enquiries. A lover of languages, Rebecca speaks English, German, Italian, Norwegian and a little Spanish. She is often found training on one of the many athletics tracks in the city, reading German books, brunching with friends in Prenzlauer Berg and enjoying films at independent cinemas.

"I have lived in many cities in Europe but have always been drawn back to Berlin. The city has a sense of freedom and energy that I cannot find elsewhere. History is around every corner, creative spaces are abundant and the nightlife is unique. There really is never a dull moment here!”

 

 

Rebecca's Berlin Tips

Favorite Tour:

Third Reich Tour as it goes to one of my favourite areas in Berlin - Große Hamburger Straße - with Stolpersteine, the Missing House, the Alte Jüdische Friedhof, Sophienkirche and bullet holes in the walls. You can really reflect on the city's history here.

Favorite Site:

Gedenkstätte Deutscher Widerstand, a site of remembrance, political studies, active learning, documentation, and research illustrating resistance to National Socialism.

Insider Tip:

Enjoy Turkish food at Hasir at Kottbusser Tor. There are over 400,000 people of Turkish-decent in Berlin, making this a wonderful place to indulge in some authentic cuisine.

Kevin - Tour Guide

Kevin is not only an accomplished tour guide, but during the off-season is heavily involved in a number of projects as part of Berlin’s world-class film festival, the Berlinale. A man of many talents, he also works as an ice-skating and hockey coach, a mentor for asylum seekers and refugees, and makes time to be a puppy-daddy to his beloved Luba.  

“I fell in love with the sense of spontaneity, creativity, and possibility that pervades Berlin when I arrived in 2004, particularly the DIY urban oasis of Kreuzberg where community projects in public space were plentiful, rent was negligible, and any excuse to dance along the post-militarized riverfront was golden.”

 

 

Kevin's Berlin Tips

Favorite Tour:

The Cold War tour because the history is so recent and its effects are very much still alive in the architecture and people of the city.

Favorite Site:

Soviet War Memorial in Treptower Park. The landscape architecture and socialist realist sculptural elements are incredible and make a stunning impression.

Insider Tip:

One way or another, make your way out to the Soviet War Memorial. The place also has a reflective silence that I return to often, and it is a place charged with different meanings.

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