Munich Old Town Small-Group Walking Tour

Our walking tour was changed to a bicycle tour which in hindsight we should have chosen since we got to see more things. Our guide was an exeptionally good storyteller and passionate about the story of the city and knew his stuff. I would recommend doing this as one of the first things when arriving to Munich.

One of four tours done with Radius Tours. We did this tour last week on our arrival day and the weather was kind to us that we even got sunburned. Patrick our tour guide was very engaged, knowledgeable, and made sure that we well well-informed about the things we saw and guided us well on what we could do and see in Munich on other days. All in all, a very interesting walk made even better by an excellent tour guide. I would also like to thank Daniel of Radius Tours who was extremely helpful and for making this possible. I recommend this trip to anybody.

Our guide did a wonderful job of answering all of our questions. She was very outgoing and fun and just made the trip so much better.

Dani was - Informative Calm pace Knowledgeable tour guide She was on time Friendly and very helpful and full of knowledge

Excellent overview tour of Old Munich. Concise. Not too much walking (there were several young children) and had the opportunity to go inside two different churches around the old town. We ended in old town, nearby the Christmas Market and food. Excellent English-speaking guide. Great and quirky stories I would’ve missed otherwise.

Thank you Tim for an excellent overview of history and sights in beautiful Munich. The walk was easy with interesting sights around every corner.

Josh was very friendly and knowledgeable, shown us many places and had plenty of information for everywhere. Patient when guests wanted to take photos or take w toilet break. Highly recommend.

Very informational. Enjoyed all the information from our tour guide and getting familiar with Munich. Munich is gorgeous and our tour guide made it fun and interesting.

Sunday, 3 Nov, was a cool, rainy, yucky day. After figuring out how to buy a metro ticket we took the metro to the central station. We had a Radius Tours “Munich Old Town Walking Tour” scheduled. It was a small group of about ten with a guide, Dan. There wasn’t any audio guide equipment, so you had to be right next to the guide to get all his orbs of wisdom. He took us from the Hauptbhf Central Station to Michaelskirche and Frauenkirche to Theatinerkirche, Preysing Palais, The Residenz, and Max Joseph Platz where there were the Residenz theatre and the National Theatre. Then we went over to Marienplatz to watch the famous Rathouse clocktower except that today it didn’t work. Then a brief digression to Hofbrἅuhaus and then another beerhall our guide favored, named Schneider Brἅuhaus. Dan was a fine guide but without the audio equipment you couldn’t hear him. Afterward, Sandy and I went back to Schneider Brἅuhaus and spent the next ninety minutes or so talking with two locals, both named Michael. It was a prolonged Rick Steves experience.

Found myself laid over in Munich for a day. Signed up for this tour last minute. Lana was our Bavarian guide. She covered the highlights of the city, much of the history, and had recommendations for more in-depth places to visit if you had additional time. This was a great overview. Lana was also very helpful to several of us in the group with public transport. Great job!!