Experience the heart of Bavaria on a history school trip to Munich, where powerful WWII sites, key locations of Nazi Germany and picture-postcard architecture bring the past to life for your students.
Munich makes an ideal base for a German history school trip. This attractive Bavarian city blends traditional architecture and lively cultural attractions with easy access to significant WWII and Holocaust sites. Students can explore Munich’s beautiful old town, visit modern landmarks such as BMW World, and even witness the city’s unique river-surfing scene.
Beyond Munich, groups can visit Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site—an essential experience for learners aged 13+—and take a coach excursion to Nuremberg, the symbolic centre of Nazi power. Here, students can stand at the very locations where Nazi rallies were held, explore the Palace of Justice where the Nuremberg Trials took place, and deepen their understanding of the events that shaped the twentieth century.
Suggested 4-Day WWII History Tour
Did you know Munich has a thriving surfing scene? At the Eisbach river in the Englischer Garten, a man-made wave attracts surfers year-round. To witness this unique city-centre spectacle, just take the U-Bahn to the Englischer Garten.
Marienplatz is the bustling central square of Munich, surrounded by stunning historic buildings and lively shops and cafés. It’s home to the famous Glockenspiel, where animated figures perform daily, and serves as the perfect starting point to explore the city’s rich history.
Alter Peter Clock Tower, part of St. Peter’s Church, is the city’s oldest parish church tower. Climb the 300 steps to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over Munich’s rooftops, the Alps on clear days, and landmarks like Marienplatz and the Frauenkirche.
The Deutsches Museum is the world’s largest museum of science and technology, showcasing around 125,000 objects. Students can explore fascinating exhibits on astronomy, aviation, energy, and engineering.
The Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site offers a powerful and moving insight into the atrocities committed during the Nazi era. Through preserved buildings and exhibitions, learn about the camp’s history from its opening in 1933 to its liberation in 1945, conveyed through prisoners' reports, photographs, video and the buildings themselves. This visit encourages reflection and remembrance.
Bring your students to Nuremberg's key WWII sites including the Palace of Justice, Zeppelinfeld and the vast Congress Hall. Continue into the city centre to explore the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, home to important collections of German art and cultural history.
Allianz Arena is Munich’s iconic football stadium, home to Bayern Munich FC, known for its striking exterior that changes colour to represent the home team.
Visit BMW World, where you can see the latest cars, motorcycles, and concept vehicles alongside interactive displays on design, engineering, and sustainability. Students can explore exhibitions, get up close to rare and latest models, and learn about the innovation and technology behind BMW’s creations.
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