My autumn program in October and November 2022

Munich is colorful – even in autumn!

I am pleased to offer you the following tours:

Thursday, 20.10.22, 10 a.m.: Stroll through Auer Dult
Morning stroll through the Auer Dult; costs EUR 18 per person; more information can be found here

With perfect autumn weather expected, I'll be working for an external vendor at the Auer Dult. There are still a few spots available!
Registration: Directly via a Email me

Tuesday, October 25, 2022, 10 a.m.
Thursday, October 27, 2022, 4 p.m.
Friday, November 18, 2022, 2:30 p.m.
The Schlachthofviertel – between street art and high culture (Organizer: Theatergemeinde München)
Costs EUR 18 per person, duration approximately 2 hours; more information can be found here

My new tour takes you through a neighborhood where you'd almost forget that Munich's culinary needs are still catered for here today. But where Munich's first central slaughterhouse and cattle yard were built almost 150 years ago, the cityscape is changing so rapidly that it's hard to keep up. Discover with me how the area currently presents itself: colorful and diverse in art, culture, and cuisine, as well as young and traditional, between the abandoned container site and the new Volkstheater. We then move through the Dreimühlenviertel to the famous Ammersee steamer on the bridge, where you can confidently sail into the weekend!
Registration: Directly via the Munich Theater Community

Wednesday, 26.10.22, 6 p.m.: Strong Women in Munich
Costs EUR 15 per person, Pupils and young people EUR 10; more information can be found here

Since the weather forecast for next week is still quite good, I thought it was finally time for a more feminine perspective on our city! The encroaching darkness in the autumn sky shouldn't prevent us from marveling at the diverse fates of women in our city throughout the centuries.
Registration: Directly via a Email me

Saturday, 12.11.2022, 10 a.m.: A visit to the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial
Cost EUR 15 for adults, young people are free; donations for the concentration camp memorial are welcome; more information can be found here

By popular demand, I'm offering my guided tour of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial again this year. The tour lasts just under three hours and provides an overview of the development of the only concentration camp that remained active throughout the Nazi regime. We'll visit the most important buildings, most of which are still preserved in their original form. We'll also talk about life and work there, allowing individual prisoners to speak. Those who wish can conclude their visit at 1:15 p.m. with the new documentary film in the exhibition building's cinema.