MUNICH
Munich’s best days out.
The 8 ghost & true crime 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.
Night ghost walking tour in Munich with 3 spirit shots, English guide, and stops from Marienplatz to Frauenplatz. About 2.5 hours.
Most Popular“Amazing walking tour! It was great and the guide’s energy made the whole experience even better. Excelent”
Munich’s German spooky Old Town walk from Frauenkirche to Sendlinger Tor, mixing street stories, dark figures, and eerie stops.
A 105-minute German dark-history walk in Munich’s old town, from Frauenkirche to Sendlinger Tor, with witches and executioners.
“Our guide was fantastic. Although German is not our mother language, she spoke clear and we understood everything.”
A 105-minute German legends walk through Munich’s Old Town, linking Marienplatz landmarks to monsters, saints, and devilish stories at dusk.
Follow secret-society clues in Munich in German: Illuminati, Freemasons, Golden Fleece, and symbol spotting on historic buildings.
Join a 2–2.5 hour true crime walking tour in Munich’s center with an English guide, chilling landmark stories, and no museum tickets.
“This was really fun and a very interesting way to explore the city!! The stories are not your infamous “everyone knows” type, and they range, so it was really refreshing to learn something new!”
Munich Macabre walking tour with archaeologist Taff Simon: dark medieval stories, hands-on coins and swords, plus sampled medieval beer.
“Had a great time with Taff on our tour of Munich. Very interesting side to history with plenty of archaeological background on finds within the city. Tailored the tour to our interests. Extremely knowledgeable guide who is extremely p”
Munich night acting tour near Karlstor with executioners, witches and the Devil’s Pact. 2 hours, mobile ticket, about $34.
“Hello from Tyrol;-)”
The Old Town, the beer halls, the fairytale castles and the Alpine south.
