Guided, Virtual Tours in Munich

What is a Guided, Virtual Tour?

• A Guided, Virtual Tour combines the following parts:

  • An interactive, virtual world which consists of more than a hundred 360 degree Panorama photos done in the old town of Munich. The interactive world also covers parts behind the scenes which you cannot discover while you are on-site.​

  • A live tour guide who walks the guests through this interactive world.

  • An online conferencing system (like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Got2Meeting, Google Meet) which brings everything together, so that guests feel like they are actually doing a walking tour on the spot. Guests can ask questions so that it feels as close as a real live tour on the spot and enjoy the tour on a PC/Mac or iPad.​

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Logistics:

Type of tour and requirements:

• Online tour with live tour guide

• You need a PC, Mac or iPad with speaker and microphone and an internet connection

• A conferencing system (see details below) 

Dates:

• On request

Length of tour:

• ca. 1 - 1,5  hours

Meeting point:

• Online via conferencing system (Default is Microsoft Teams, but I can also use your conferencing system, you just need to invite me)

Price and payment:

• Groups up to 25 guests: € 180 incl. tax

• Larger groups are possible: Price on request

• I accept payments via PayPal or Credit Card.

• Receipt/Invoice will be generated if you provide your address.

Background information:

schwarzgold.info is offering city tours in Munich since 2006. We offer tours by foot, bus and Segway in German and English language. Since 2020 we are a pioneer in virtual tours leveraging a virtual world with 360 degree panoramas, a live tour guide and a conferencing system, which allows people to enjoy a virtual tour very much like they are on-site on a PC/Mac or iPad.

Munich and its history are my vocation. That is why you can expect well-founded knowledge and an eventful tour.

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Typical, virtual stops are (examples):

• Marienplatz

• Founding of the city

• New town hall

• Glockenspiel with a look behind the scenes

• Sankt Peter (oldest church in Munich)

• Viktualienmarkt (daily food market)

• Old town hall (Kristallnacht / Night of Broken Glass in 1938)

• Alter Hof (the first castle in Munich)

• Maximilianstraße (most expensive shopping street)

• Residenz and Nationaltheater

• Max-Joseph-Platz (Bavaria became a kingdom in 1806)

• Feldherrnhalle

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Optional stops are:

• Octoberfest

  • ​Odeonsplatz with king Ludwig I. (got married in 1810 -> beginning of the Octoberfest)

  • Oktoberfest tapping

  • Typical Octoberfest tent

  • Attractions at the Octoberfest