Stattreisen München

Meeting point: Spielzeugmuseum (Toy Museum), tower of the Altes Rathaus (old town hall), stop: Haltestelle Marienplatz

A Stroll through Munich’s Heart
7, 8 pm: It all started with salt. And then? The small settlement “bei den Mönchen” (by the monks) quickly rose to become Bavaria’s capital. This journey through time from the founding of the city to modern-day Munich gives insight into its development. (lasts approx. 45 min., participation limited at venue)

Meeting point: square in front of Pasing train station (south side), in front of main exit, Pasing

Temples of Consumption and Monastery Walls – Pasing like new!
7 pm: Pasing has been reinventing itself for some years now: whether traffic flows, train station, shopping mall or public squares... the one-time village on the river Würm has a new face. You will get an idea not only of the latest urban planning projects but also the more idyllic historic heart of Pasing off the beaten track. (lasts approx. 45 min., participation limited at venue)

Meeting point: Church of St. Ulrich, Agnes-Bernauer-Straße 104, Laim

Farmers and Railway Workers – A Walk through Laim
7 pm: The peace and quiet in the farming village of Laim was over when, at the end of the 19th Century, it became necessary to build a railyard there. New residential forms had to be created for the rail workers – some of them groundbreaking for the social projects of the 20th Century. (lasts approx. 45 min., participation limited at venue)

Meeting point: The steps of the Feldherrnhalle, Odeonsplatz, stop: Haltestelle Odeonsplatz

Munich during the Nazi Era
8 pm: Many traces of the Nazi past litter the area from Odeonsplatz to Königsplatz. Representative structures and their remains bear witness to the regime, monuments and memorabilia speak of persecution and resistance to the Nazis.(lasts approx. 60 min., participation limited at venue)

children's program

Meeting point: Spielzeugmuseum (Toy Museum), tower of the Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)

Salzsäumer, Breznreiter and Schäfflertänzer

3, 4 pm: During this walking tour for children, we will learn about the development of the city – from dukes, traders and craftspeople to epidemics, death, and the devil.
(lasts approx. 45 min., for children aged 5 to 12, participation limited)