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The 15 dachau memorial tours travellers book most in Munich. We line up what each one actually includes, how long it runs, what it costs and who operates it, so you can pick in a couple of minutes.
Munich to Dachau by train and bus with an English guide. See barracks, cells, memorials. Small group, bring snacks.
Most Popular“Nick, our travel guide, explained everything about the site perfectly. He patiently provided answers to all our clarifications and questions.”
Guided Dachau memorial day tour from Munich with train ride, museum exhibits, and on-site walkthrough of barracks, cells, and gas chambers.
A 5-hour half-day trip from Munich to the Dachau Memorial Site with a professional English guide, surviving camp buildings, and an English documentary.
From Munich, visit Dachau Memorial Site with a Memorial-qualified English guide, pass the Jourhaus sign, and walk the barracks and bunker.
“Marcin, our guide was the best! A wealth of knowledge, respectful, and friendly. Couldn’t ask for a better guide!”
5-hour guided Dachau Memorial tour from Munich with train rides and entrance included in English, small groups, emotionally intense but essential.
“Very informative and eye opening experience. I am thankful we booked a guided tour because I do not think we would have learned as much without it. Our guide was knowledgeable, friendly, and easy to understand.”
Early-start Dachau Memorial half-day tour from Munich with a Holocaust historian, round-trip train/shuttle, and guided plus quiet time.
“Outstanding guide! Jamie was very knowledgeable and able to share the larger picture of concentration camps used by the Nazis and the logistics of genocide.”
Half-day Dachau camp memorial tour from Munich with a licensed guide, train access, small-group pacing, and museum time.
“We were lucky enough to go in January or slower season. It was just us 2 and the guide. Less tourists and more time to take in what happened there. Our guide was excellent.”
Guided full-day Dachau tour from Munich with train and bus, forced-march route, and a solemn walkthrough of the memorial site.
“Great tour guide and learning more about the holocaust was interesting. The guide added important context that would have been easy to miss had I been unguided.”
Small-group Dachau half-day tour from Munich with round-trip train, licensed English guide, and free admission at the memorial site.
“Great tour guide. Very knowledgeable and informative. Good pace; Maybe just a little time to read inside the museum.”
A full-day Munich tour pairing a guided visit to Dachau Memorial with a walk through Third Reich sites, led in English.
“Keith was a fantastic tour guide!!!! It is a long day but it is very much worth it. It’s one thing to read about these places and events and another to stand there in person. Highly recommend.”
A Spanish guided visit from Munich to the Dachau memorial. Walk the grounds, see the exhibition, and reflect on victims’ stories.
Private Dachau tour from Munich by train with a certified English guide, hotel pickup, memorial site and museum time, 4–5 hours.
“I read all the amazing reviews of the informative guides. So I booked the tour thinking we would have a informative guide also. Sadly we did not have one. Yes we were met at our Hotel. Yes we were guided to the train then bus to get to Dachau. Our guide Eric was more focused…”
Small-group Dachau and Third Reich sites from Munich with licensed guide, train transport, and a respectful city walking tour.
“Alun was a fantastic orator of history. It was obvious he enjoyed his role in teaching us German history.”
Small-group Dachau tour from Munich with a memorial-licensed guide, guided grounds, and private museum time for reflection.
“Guide was very knowledgeable and kept us all engaged. Transport was perfectly easy.”
Private Dachau memorial tour from Munich with hotel pickup and survivor-focused storytelling, using public transit and a careful prisoner route.
“Adam was super knowledgeable and very friendly. He showed us additional sites in Munich and explained the rail system.”
The Old Town, the beer halls, the fairytale castles and the Alpine south.
