Third Reich: Art, Artists and Ideology behind the scenes

Experience an in-depth exploration of Munich’s World War II history on a guided tour that examines the origins, people, and events that shaped this period. Discover the life and rise of Hitler, alongside the influence of key figures such as Leni Riefenstahl, Heinrich Hoffmann, Alfred Rosenberg, and Madame Blavatsky. Learn about the architects, artists, and cultural movements that left lasting marks on the city, including the work of Paul von Troost and the impact of Degenerate Art on German society. Your guide will provide detailed insights into both the political and social consequences of the era, helping you understand how history, ideology, and architecture intersected during this turbulent time.

Explore the city with knowledgeable guides who speak multiple languages, including German, English, Spanish, and Portuguese, ensuring an engaging and personalized experience. Learn about the scars left by World War II and the ways the city remembers and educates visitors about this past. Experience a mix of history, architecture, culture, and human stories as your guides answer questions and provide context for the events, people, and artistic movements discussed. This tour combines historical depth, professional guidance, and immersive storytelling, giving visitors a thorough understanding of Munich’s complex role during the rise of National Socialism and the cultural consequences that followed.