Ganztägige KZ-Gedenkstätte Dachau ab München
Beschreibung
Nehmen Sie teil an diesem 6-stündigen Tagesausflug zur Gedenkstätte des Konzentrationslagers Dachau mit dem Zug von München aus. Sie treffen Ihren professionellen Reiseleiter im Zentrum von München und fahren mit Zug und Bus zur Gedenkstätte in Dachau, wo eine 4-stündige Führung stattfindet.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Treffen Sie Ihren qualifizierten Guide am Marienplatz. Der Guide gibt eine kurze Einführung in die Tour.
Machen Sie einen Transfer vom Zug zum Bus, der Bus folgt der Route, die die Gefangenen marschieren mussten. Der Bahnhof selbst ist das Original, und eine Mehrheit der Häftlinge wäre vor dem Marsch ins Lager gekommen.
Beim Besuch der Gedenkstätte Dachau erfahren Sie, warum das Lager eröffnet wurde und wer die ersten Gefangenen waren. Sie erfahren auch von der Entwicklung des Camps, den Entwicklungs- und SS-Schulungsmöglichkeiten sowie der Registrierung, Kategorisierung und Behandlung von Gefangenen. Sehen Sie das Jourhaus, das Eingangsgebäude und das Tor zum Camp, den Appellplatz und das Memorial Site Museum im ehemaligen Wartungsgebäude. Hören Sie zu, wie Ihr Führer Sie über die Kasernen, das Leben und den Alltag der Häftlinge, den Zaun und die Wachtürme des Lagers, das Internationale Denkmal, die Nandor Glid-Skulptur, religiöse Denkmäler und die Kaserne X, die beiden Krematorien, Massengräber und die Gaskammer informiert.
Nach der Besichtigung der Dahchau-Gedenkstätte kehren Sie zum Ausgangspunkt am Marienplatz zurück.
Highlights
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Wichtige Informationen
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Wirbelsäulenverletzungen
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Herz-Kreislauf-Schwäche
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- Funktioniert bei allen Wetterbedingungen, bitte kleiden Sie sich angemessen
- Wir beherbergen Erwachsene 14-99 Jahre
- Wenn Sie Fragen oder Anfragen haben, rufen Sie uns bitte nur gegen 9 bis 17 Uhr europäischer Zeit an
- Kinder müssen mindestens 14 Jahre alt sein, um an der Tour teilzunehmen. Kinder unter 12 Jahren sind auf der Tour nicht zugelassen. Dies ist eine Verordnung der Gedenkstätte Dachau. Ein Altersnachweis wird empfohlen und kann angefordert werden (Reisepass, Studentenausweis etc.).
Bewertungen(1,009)
Getting to see everything here first hand was very impactful. Our guide did a great job of providing insight and information in a way that everyone could understand. Also appreciated him trying to find shade for us
Tom was a great tour guide, very like the British comedian James Acaster — who is hilarious! He was extremely knowledgeable and respectful of the memorial. Some of the explanations were too US-centric for our group (Spaniards, Brits, Irish, Canadians, etc.), so most of us didn't get many of the nuanced references/names that were used in regular comparisons throughout, but overall an excellent day with a really friendly guide! :)
Had an excellent guide (Tom). Humbling, at times gut-wrenching, but an informative tour and explanation of what happened here. Highly recommended. Quite hot and a lot of walking but a not-to-miss experience.
Well organized. Friendly, clear and very many interesting facts told in clear story at the camp Dachau . Definitely recommended, the day flew by.
Well organized and structured. Excellent tour guide: Sam demonstrated his personal passion for ensuring the memory of countless victims being kept alive during the whole tour with deep respect and detailed knowledge about the site and its history.
Adam Martin was a fabulous guide. He was knowledgeable of history and was totally unbiased. He took time to explain things and show me the key sites in Dachau.
There are a lot of tourists here in the summer. It was fairly crowded, and often impossible to hear our own tour guide, although he tried his best. This is "must-see" content, but it is not well presented. The buildings are not well marked, making it difficult to navigate. The film sound was too soft, the sibtitles too low, and the whole thing seemed to have a US slant. I think they should replace this with a better film. This location is easy to access by train from the centre of Munich, so I think it would be better to go on your own and buy your entrance ticket there and listen to the explanations on the listening devices provided.
Dear William, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We’re glad you found the content meaningful, and we’re sorry that the summer crowds made parts of the tour harder to follow. Our guides always try their best to manage busy conditions, but at peak season the memorial can be extremely full with large numbers of German school groups visiting before the summer holidays. A quick clarification: the documentary film and its presentation are not produced or controlled by tour operators. It was created by the Survivors’ Committee and the Education Department, and we have no ability to alter the sound, subtitles, or style. The same is true for the signage of buildings, which is entirely managed by the memorial site administration. We also want to gently address your suggestion about visiting on your own with the audio guide. The audio guide is a helpful tool for orientation, but it does not offer the depth, nuance, or survivor‑context that our guides provide. And of course, you cannot ask the audio guide questions or request clarification on difficult topics. Thank you again for visiting the memorial and engaging with its history. Adam & Marcin Managing Partners InMunich Tours
I had been to Dachau many times, but never with a Guide. our guide was amazing, full of information that I never knew and pointed out places. I had never noticed previously It was great.
This was without doubt one of the most moving experiences of our trip to Munich. Our guide was exceptionally knowledgeable and handled this difficult subject with great respect, sensitivity and professionalism. Although I unfortunately don’t remember his name, his experience was evident throughout the tour. Even as someone with a strong interest in World War II history, I came away with new insights and a deeper understanding of the events that led to the Holocaust. The historical context provided during the journey and at the memorial made a lasting impression. Despite the very hot weather, the tour was well organised and paced, with time to reflect, ask questions and explore the memorial. Nothing felt rushed. Dachau is not an easy place to visit, but it is an important one. It reminds us how fragile freedom and democracy can be. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Munich who wants to understand this part of history beyond what books alone can teach.
Our guide, Marcin, was incredibly knowledgeable and respectful. We learned so much that we had never heard before and even corrected some of our misunderstandings of the actual historical events. A tour everyone should do in their lifetime, not just to understand history but to become better humans.
