Audiotours in München — Explore at your own pace

Munich, located in southern Germany, blends centuries of Bavarian tradition with a relaxed, contemporary city life. Grand squares, elegant façades, and the twin towers of the Frauenkirche define its skyline, while bustling markets and beer gardens keep local culture very much alive. From the former royal quarters to quiet side streets, the city invites you to wander and look up. The heart of Munich’s character lies in its historic center: atmospheric squares like Marienplatz, ornate churches such as St. Peter’s and the Frauenkirche, and the former royal Residenz all sit within easy walking distance. Here, traces of the medieval city gates stand close to modern shopping streets, and centuries-old beer halls echo with the same convivial spirit that helped make Bavarian beer famous. It’s a compact area, but layered with stories of rulers, religion, trade, and everyday life. Our self-guided audio tours are designed to uncover these layers as you walk, turning a simple stroll between Odeonsplatz and Karlsplatz into a journey through Munich’s royal, religious, and beer-brewing past. Professional narration provides context for the buildings and monuments you see, linking them to the broader history of Bavaria and explaining how the city evolved from a medieval market town into a modern capital. With GPS-guided routes, the tours automatically follow your location, pointing out squares, churches, beer halls, and hidden corners at just the right moment. You can pause for a coffee, linger in a church, or detour through a market, then easily pick up the story again whenever you’re ready. This way, Munich’s old town becomes your open-air museum, explored entirely at your own pace and on your own schedule.