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Dachau concentration camp memorial site with cream-colored barracks buildings, green lawn, gravel path, and cloudy sky
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Aerial view of Dachau Castle with autumn foliage, surrounding town, and countryside landscape in Bavaria, Germany
Aerial view of Dachau Castle with autumn foliage, surrounding town, and countryside landscape in Bavaria, Germany

Munich to Dachau Memorial Half Day Trip

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Operating Hours

Starts at 09:00 am & 12:15:00 pm

On Request

Confirmation will be Provided as per Availability

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Free Cancellation 24 hours Prior

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This half day tour from Munich travels to the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site, the location of the first concentration camp built by the Nazi regime in 1933. A guide trained and authorised by the memorial accompanies the group for the full visit, including outbound and return transport by train and bus.

Purpose of the visit

The memorial site exists for remembrance and education. The tour is structured around understanding the history of the camp and the people who were imprisoned there, rather than as a general sightseeing outing. Guides are trained to present the material with care for what visitors will encounter during the visit.

What the tour covers

The guided portion covers the preserved original buildings on the site, the museum exhibition centre, and the on site cinema, which shows an English language documentary about the camp's history. The guide leads the group through the grounds and explains the layout and function of the different areas as they were used at the time.

How the guide presents the material

Guides who lead this tour are trained and authorised by the memorial itself. They are expected to present the history with dignity and respect for the victims, avoiding a sensational tone. Visitors should expect a serious and at times difficult subject, handled with care by the guide throughout the visit.

Transport and timing

Round trip transport from Munich is included, by a combination of train and bus, with the guide managing the group throughout the journey and the visit itself. The tour runs for around five hours in total from departure back to return in Munich.

Rayna Tours' local team manages the booking, so support is available through your voucher if you have questions before the day of travel.

  • Visit the preserved original buildings of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
  • See the museum exhibition covering the history of the camp in detail
  • Watch an English language documentary at the on site cinema
  • Guide is trained and authorised by the memorial to lead the visit
  • Round trip transport from Munich included, by train and bus
  • Fully guided tour led by a guide trained and authorised by the memorial
  • Live commentary and explanation throughout the visit
  • Round trip transport from Munich by train and bus
  • Snacks and drinks
  • Hotel pickup and drop off
  • Gratuities and tips
  1. You will receive your voucher by email shortly after booking. Check your spam or junk folder if it does not appear in your inbox.
  2. Contact Rayna Tours if you still cannot locate your voucher before the day of travel.
  3. Show your voucher along with a passport or ID card at the meeting point for verification.
  • Meet at the Radius Tours office at Dachauer Strasse 4, 80335 Munich.
  • This tour is not permitted for children under 13 years.
  • Bring your own food and drinks, since refreshments are not available for purchase inside the memorial site.
  • This is a place of deep historical importance, and visitors are expected to behave respectfully throughout the visit.
  • Some exhibits and information covered during the tour may be distressing, so parental discretion is advised when bringing minors.
  • Most of the tour takes place outdoors, so dress appropriately for the weather on the day.
  • The site is generally wheelchair accessible, though some areas have gravel paths or uneven surfaces that can be difficult for wheelchairs and prams.
  • The tour may be rescheduled or refunded in the event of adverse weather.
  • Carry a valid passport or ID card, needed for identification during the day.
  • Arriving after the designated time is treated as a no show, with no rescheduling or refund available.
  • Actual timings can vary with traffic and other factors on the day.
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Frequently asked questions

The tour includes a fully guided visit led by a guide trained and authorised by the memorial, live commentary throughout, and round trip transport from Munich by train and bus. Food, drinks, hotel pickup and gratuities are not included in the price.
The experience lasts about 5 hours.
Transport is included both ways, using a combination of train and bus. The guide travels with the group for the full journey and manages the logistics, so you do not need to arrange transport separately.
The guide leads the group through the preserved original buildings on the site, the museum exhibition centre, and the on site cinema, where an English language documentary about the camp's history is shown.

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USD 77.30