Munich Old Town Express with Traditional Bavarian Breakfast

3 Hours

Discover Munich’s Old Town on a private walking tour paired with a traditional Bavarian breakfast of Weißwurst and beer.

Munich Old Town Express with Traditional Bavarian Breakfast

Experience the essence of Munich on this private two-hour walking tour through the city’s historic Old Town—enhanced with a classic Bavarian breakfast of Weißwurst (white sausages) and beer. Compact yet immersive, this tour combines Munich’s most iconic landmarks with one of its most cherished morning traditions, offering a true local introduction to the city.

Your tour begins in the heart of Munich, where medieval streets, royal architecture, and vibrant modern life intersect. As you explore the Old Town, discover how Munich evolved from a small market settlement into the cultural and political capital of Bavaria—while learning why breakfast here looks a little different than elsewhere.

From grand squares and royal residences to hidden courtyards and traditional markets, this experience blends history, architecture, and Bavarian food culture into a relaxed and engaging city walk.

Historic Highlights

Explore Munich’s most important sights and lesser-known corners, including:

  • Marienplatz – Munich’s central square and home of the famous Glockenspiel
  • Frauenkirche – the city’s iconic twin-towered cathedral
  • Hofbräuhaus – the world-famous beer hall and symbol of Bavarian beer culture
  • Munich Residenz & Hofgarten – the former royal palace of the Bavarian kings
  • Alter Hof – a medieval palace with deep ties to Munich’s early rulers
  • Dallmayr Delicatessen – a historic gourmet institution
  • Bavarian State Opera – one of Europe’s leading opera houses
  • Historic City Gates – reminders of Munich’s medieval fortifications

Throughout the walk, enjoy well-paced storytelling, historical context, and opportunities for memorable photographs.

Traditional Bavarian Breakfast – Weißwurst & Beer

During the tour, stop at a traditional Bavarian restaurant or beer hall to enjoy a classic Munich breakfast:

  • Fresh Weißwurst (white sausages)
  • Sweet mustard and pretzels
  • A Bavarian wheat beer or lager (non-alcoholic alternatives available)

Learn about the origins of this iconic meal, its unwritten rules, and why Weißwurst is traditionally enjoyed before noon—a delicious insight into Bavarian daily life and customs.

Viktualienmarkt – Munich’s Culinary Heart

The tour concludes at Viktualienmarkt, Munich’s most famous open-air market. Soak in the lively atmosphere among stalls offering fresh produce, flowers, cheeses, spices, and regional specialties. Guests are welcome to stay on, explore independently, or relax in one of the surrounding beer gardens.

Tour Highlights

  • Private two-hour guided walking tour of Munich’s Old Town
  • Traditional Bavarian breakfast with Weißwurst and beer included
  • Visit to Munich’s most iconic landmarks and hidden gems
  • Insight into Bavarian history, royal heritage, and food culture
  • Relaxed pace with time for photos and questions
  • Ideal orientation tour for first-time visitors

Ideal For

  • First-time visitors to Munich
  • Travelers seeking an authentic local experience
  • Couples, families, and small groups
  • Guests interested in Bavarian culture, history, and cuisine

Itinerary

  • Stop
    1

    Marienplatz – Munich’s Historic Center

    Begin the tour at Marienplatz, the vibrant heart of Munich. Surrounded by historic façades and lively city life, this central square has been the city’s focal point for centuries. Admire the impressive New Town Hall and gain an introduction to Munich’s origins, development, and enduring traditions.

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    2

    The Munich Glockenspiel – Living History

    Pause beneath the famous Glockenspiel, where animated figures reenact scenes from Munich’s past. Learn how this mechanical masterpiece brings historical events, medieval tournaments, and royal celebrations to life high above the square.

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    3

    St. Peter’s Church – Munich’s Oldest Landmark

    Continue to St. Peter’s Church, the oldest surviving structure in Munich. Discover how this historic church shaped the early city and explore the stories that connect it to Munich’s medieval beginnings.

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    4

    Viktualienmarkt – Munich’s Culinary Heart

    Step into the bustling Viktualienmarkt, Munich’s most beloved open-air market. Colorful stalls, regional specialties, and traditional produce reflect everyday Bavarian life. The market offers a lively contrast to the surrounding historic architecture.

    (Please note: Viktualienmarkt is closed on Sundays.)

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    5

    Hofbräuhaus – A Bavarian Icon

    Visit the legendary Hofbräuhaus, one of the world’s most famous beer halls. Learn about its royal origins, its role in Bavarian beer culture, and how it became a symbol of Munich’s social life and traditions.

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    6

    Platzl – Bavarian Charm in a Small Square

    Explore the Platzl, a small yet characterful square steeped in Bavarian history. Surrounded by traditional buildings and lively atmosphere, it offers insight into Munich’s enduring local customs.

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    7

    Alter Hof – Munich’s Medieval Roots

    Walk through the Alter Hof, once the residence of Bavaria’s early rulers. This historic courtyard reveals stories of Munich’s medieval past and the foundations of royal power in the city.

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    8

    Maximilianstraße – Royal Elegance

    Stroll along Maximilianstraße, one of Munich’s grand royal avenues. Its elegant architecture and prestigious boutiques reflect the city’s blend of historical grandeur and modern sophistication.

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    9

    Bavarian State Opera – Cultural Excellence

    Arrive at the Bavarian State Opera, housed in the National Theatre. Learn about its architectural history, world-class performances, and its central role in Munich’s cultural life.

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    10

    Munich Residenz – Palace of the Wittelsbachs

    Discover the Munich Residenz, the former royal palace of the Wittelsbach dynasty. From ceremonial halls to private chambers, the complex reflects centuries of royal ambition, artistry, and political power.

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    11

    Feldherrnhalle – Odeonsplatz Landmark

    At Odeonsplatz, encounter the Feldherrnhalle, a monumental loggia honoring Bavaria’s military leaders. Its history and symbolism make it one of Munich’s most significant public monuments.

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    12

    Theatinerkirche St. Kajetan – Baroque Splendor

    Visit the Theatinerkirche, a striking example of Italian Baroque architecture in Munich. Learn about its origins, artistic influence, and its role in shaping the city’s architectural identity.

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    13

    Kaufingertor Passage – Lively City Life

    Walk through the Kaufingertor Passage, one of Munich’s busiest pedestrian streets. The lively atmosphere highlights the contrast between historic surroundings and contemporary urban life.

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    14

    Frauenkirche – Munich’s Defining Symbol

    Conclude the tour at the Frauenkirche, Munich’s most iconic landmark. Its twin towers dominate the skyline, symbolizing the city itself. Learn about its construction, legends, and lasting importance as Munich’s spiritual and architectural centerpiece.

What’s Included

  • Bavarian breakfast of Weißwurst (white sausages) and beer
  • Mineral water (still or sparkling)
  • Professional guide
  • All fees and taxes

What’s Not Included

  • Gratuities

FAQs

Customization Options

Your tour can be fully personalized according to your interests—photography stops, cultural additions, scenic detours, or special themes can all be arranged. Simply share your ideas, and the itinerary will be tailored to your preferences.