Free Walking Tour of Munich's Old Town

Are you thinking of traveling to Munich and don't know where to start? A Free Tour of the capital of Bavaria with a professional guide in English is the best way to have a good first contact with the city and begin to familiarize yourself with its history, emblematic places and get first-hand tips and advice for touring the city.

You’ll meet your guide at Marienplatz, Munich’s central square, and right away, you’ll feel the mix of Bavarian tradition and the city’s vibrant vibe. First up, we’ll check out the New and Old Town Halls, two buildings with some interesting history and architecture. Did you know the Old Town Hall is home to the Toy Museum? It features one of the most famous dolls in the world. Any guesses who it might be?

In this square we will also see the colossal Frauenkirche or Church of Our Lady, in baroque style, the scene of a frightening legend involving the devil himself. This church was destroyed during World War II, but successfully rebuilt from 1948 to 1955.

Next, we will proceed to the city center of Munich where FÜNF HÖFE CityQuartier is situated, a captivating shopping arcade with high-quality boutiques, cafes, restaurants, offices as well as exhibition facilities right next to Marienplatz and Odeonsplatz. It’s pretty much a gateway to triumph amidst grand buildings.

As we wrap up the tour, we’ll visit the majestic Bavarian State Opera, wander through Munich's fanciest shopping street, Maximilianstraße, and head over to Hofbräuhaus München, the city’s most famous brewery.

After 2.5 hours of sightseeing, you’ll have seen the best of Munich and heard some amazing stories. Plus, your guide will share tips and recommendations for other fun things to do.

How much do you pay for a free tour?

A free tour doesn’t have a set price. You get to decide what to pay. Book now for free and at the end of the tour, tip your guide based on what you think is fair.

After all, there’s nothing better than exploring a city with a passionate guide without breaking the bank. Don’t miss this chance to discover Munich and learn about its history and secrets in a fun way!

• The use of comfortable shoes and clothes is recommended. The entire tour is done on foot.
• Group bookings of more than 6 people are not permitted.

• Groups of maximun 6 people.
• If your group is larger than 6 adults and you have made several separate bookings under different names, the tour guide has the right to decline your participation before the start of the tour.