Experience Munich with fun and passion! Munich is full of life, stories and surprises - and I invite you to discover this city in a very special way. As a true Munich resident, I will show you the most exciting corners, the liveliest places and the most charming sides of this city - and with lots of joy and enthusiasm! Whether it's about the hidden highlights, the best photo spots or a relaxed exchange about the Munich attitude to life, the focus of my tour is fun. My international experiences - from trips through Chile, Japan, Australia, South Africa, Europe and the USA - are included. People and stories always come first for me. In addition to my passion for Munich, I like to be active in my free time - climbing, bouldering and mastering new challenges are among my hobbies. With German roots, Spanish temperament and Estonian curiosity, I bring an international mix that also flows into my tours. I speak fluent German, English and Spanish - and a little French - so we can talk in your favorite language. So, let's discover Munich together and have an unforgettable day! 😊
Join me on an alternative wintery adventure! We’ll wander through the city’s hidden, alternative neighborhoods and immerse ourselves in a unique cultural diversity.
At end of the way, we’ll visit one of the coolest Christmas markets in Munich :) Even The New York Times couldn’t resist one of our highlights, the "Alte Utting", writing: IS MUNICH GETTING COOL? LOOK FOR THE BOAT ON THE BRIDGE.
In addition to street art and cultural hubs made of shipping containers and wood, we’ll delve into over 700 years of history in these lesser-known districts south of the city center.
Our tour takes us along the Isar River to the other side, into one of the last authentic neighborhoods, "Giesing", with its very own unique charm.
For a private tour, a voucher for Christmas or special requests, feel free to message me!
Best regards,
Philipp
I will be waiting for you on Zenettiplatz, at the turquoise and green street furniture (Piazza Zenetti) (corner of Tumblingerstrasse and Zenettistrasse). You can easily recognize me by my yellow winter hat, yellow backpack, and a large blue presentation folder in my hands. Getting there: It's best to get off at the U3/6 Goetheplatz subway station and walk 10 minutes to Zenettiplatz.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).