Tour en Segway por el Tercer Reich y la Segunda Guerra Mundial





Descripción
Tendrás un viaje seguro. En un grupo pequeño, un guía siempre controla mucho mejor la situación y, si es necesario, reacciona de inmediato. ¡Tenemos nuevos Segways! Todos nuestros Segways se fabricaron en 2015. Es mucho mejor ir en grupos pequeños, porque prácticamente nunca os separaréis, y no hace falta esperar a otros que, por ejemplo, no hayan cruzado la calle con el semáforo en verde. ¡Es simplemente para tomar fotos! En un grupo pequeño, un guía fácilmente podría hacer muchas fotos tuyas en todos los hermosos lugares que verás. Las paradas que hacemos en nuestro camino se optimizan según el tiempo disponible. Le mostraremos todo lo posible en un período determinado, le contaremos hechos históricos y, por supuesto, haremos que su viaje sea inolvidable. Privacidad. Nuestros tours son ideales para una familia, parejas o un grupo de amigos.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
En la primavera del año 1912, un joven caballero austriaco llegó a la capital de Baviera. Tras perder el principal sueño de su vida se fue a Múnich para empezar en un nuevo lugar. Pero quién podría saber que en 24 años no solo ganará el poder en Alemania, sino que también intentará convertir a Múnich en la capital de su propio movimiento político... Si quieres descubrir el ascenso del primer y último führer de Alemania, descubrirás quién estaba tratando de luchar contra el régimen nazi, por qué Beer Hall Putsch no tuvo éxito y cómo Adolf Hitler quería reconstruir Munich. reserva nuestro tour. Alte Synagoge – Königsplatz – Führerbau – Braunes Haus – Schelling-Salon – IWhite Rose – Haus der Kunst – Ángel de la paz – Apartamento de Hitler 1933 – Hofbraukeller – Maximilianeum – Apartamento de Hitler 1920-29 – Maximilianeum Strasse – Hofbräuhaus – Residenz München – Odeonsplatz
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(23)
Joseph was a fantastic tour guide, very knowledgeable. These were easy to drive and fun to get around.
The Segways were fun to use but the tour guide didn’t have much interest. Spent more time on his phone than giving the tour. 65 euro I’ll never get back.
This was the best Segway tour I've had so far. Usually I am not the person who does tours but rather someone who wants to see a lot. With our guide we had an interlude. Not too much information and not too little. Perfect. Besides, we had done tours before and I had a hard time getting started but here they made sure that everyone really had it before we started. I really appreciate that. Can I only recommend 👍👍👍
Absolutely fantastic! We had the best time and was able to see so much of Munich. Our guide was great and helpful to nervous Segway riders like myself. One of the better tours I’ve been on! If it is a cold day, make sure you rug up as it gets very cold riding around on a Segway.
Claudia was a great guide, but the day was not as organized because one guide didn’t come in. We love Segway, and do these tours wherever possible.
Josef was absolutely great tour guide. Very good experience to learn about Munich (Muchen) and the history. Was great fun and better than walking! 17 and 14 year old children had a blast.
Karl was an amazing guide! So friendly and knowledgeable! The segways were an added bonus and a super fun way to see the city. Highly recommend.
Wonderful experience! Easy to learn the segways. Learned a lot about the city and was able to see more than a walking tour. Karl was amazing! Took his time to answer questions, provided a lot of information, and was great at picture taking! Highly recommend!
Really good tour of WW11, Segway’s were easy.Very interesting and taking our Grandson who wanted the most information on WW11 made him appreciate the tour even more.
It was really crowded and I thought we were going to see WWII stuff, but went through the shopping district. Then my Segway failed and I fell backwards. Luckily I wasn't really hurt.



