My tours in September

Fancy a trip to Munich? Then come along!

On this page, you'll find my program for September. Since I'm traveling for various educational institutions and organizations on a variety of topics, you can get an overview here and find out about the registration process:

Thursday, September 9th at 10:00 am: Family tour – Munich monkey-strong! – an animal-led tour through the old town

Tour for the Taufkirchen Adult Education Center. Registration is available directly on the educational provider's website.

Sunday, September 12th at 5:00 PM: Guided tour of the Olympic site – between triumph and tragedy

At the beginning of September, the 49th anniversary of the Munich Olympic attack will be commemorated. Reason enough to delve deeper into this topic on a guided tour of the Olympic Village. The second part of the tour then takes us to the "classic" Olympic grounds, where we explore why the Munich Games were nevertheless remembered as cheerful and colorful – surely a credit to the team of architects, planners, gardeners, and designers who, with their ideas, were able to create an unforgettable work of art. It's no wonder that here, like nowhere else in Munich, you can immerse yourself in the era of the 1970s and hear about the sporting successes of Mark Spitz, the young Ulrike Meyfarth, or the national soccer team!

Tuesday, September 14 at 5:00 PM: Guided tour “Schwabing and Art Nouveau”

Tour for the Munich Theater Community. Registration is available directly on the educational provider's website.

There will also be more information about my replacement program for the canceled Oktoberfest soon:

Would you like to bring a little Oktoberfest atmosphere home with you?

Then I recommend my virtual Oktoberfest stroll via Zoom. Public dates to follow… If you would like to book this virtual experience exclusively for your company, regulars' group, or circle of friends, please feel free to contact me. A few dates are still available!

Virtual isn't for you and you'd rather stroll through the Theresienwies and take a closer look at the surrounding area?

Then just come along to my Walk “From St. Paul up to the Schwanthalerhöhe”!