• Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site - At the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site, visitors embark on an educational journey guided by an officially certified memorial guide. Upon arrival via public transport, guests enter the historic camp grounds to learn about its establishment in 1933, its role as a prototype for the Nazi concentration camp system, and the experiences of those who were imprisoned there. The guided tour covers significant areas such as the former roll-call square, the barracks grounds, the perimeter and watchtowers, the religious memorial chapels, and the exterior of the crematorium. Throughout the tour, the guide offers factual historical insights, personal stories, and moments for reflection, ensuring the visit respects the site’s dignity and seriousness while providing travelers with a comprehensive understanding of its history and enduring significance.
• Dachau - Following the memorial site visit, travelers enjoy a guided walking tour of the historic town of Dachau, uncovering aspects of the area often missed by visitors. Led by a certified guide, the tour explores Dachau’s medieval beginnings, its past as an artists’ colony, and the community’s daily life before 1933. Guests discover how the town was impacted during the Nazi era and how it has addressed and commemorated its history since 1945. The route includes key historic streets, the old town center, and notable landmarks that highlight Dachau’s rich cultural heritage. A lunch break in a local Bavarian tavern (à la carte, not included) offers a peaceful moment to relax, reflect, and smoothly transition from the emotional depth of the memorial visit before heading back to Munich.

• Tour of Dachau Town with lunch break
• Return transportation from Munich via train and bus
• Small group guarantee (max 14 guests)
• Professional Certified Guide

• Lunch
• Gratuities

This intimate half-day tour provides a more in-depth and contextual exploration of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Guided exclusively by experts certified by the memorial, participants will delve into significant areas of the former camp, gaining insights through precise historical explanations, personal narratives, and moments for contemplation.

Following the memorial visit, the tour proceeds to Dachau’s historic old town—an essential yet often overlooked aspect of comprehending the broader history of the site. Here, participants will discover the town’s medieval origins, artistic legacy, and the community’s journey in addressing its past since 1945. A peaceful lunch break at a local Bavarian tavern (à la carte) offers an opportunity to relax and reflect on the experience before heading back to Munich.

This tour is crafted for travelers who seek a respectful and thoughtful engagement, providing a more comprehensive understanding of Dachau as both a memorial and a vibrant town.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.