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Private tour in Munich Lucía C
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Dear Traveler, my name is Lucía. I grew up in Madrid, the capital of Spain, surrounded by family from many parts of the world: my paternal grandparents from the Canary Islands and the south of the Spanish peninsula, and my maternal grandparents from Germany and Austria, who met as a result of the Second World War. The economic situation in Spain 15 years ago made me want to finish my studies in Germany. I graduated in Art, Design and Photography in Munich, where I've been working as a tour guide for 14 years, showing people all over Bavaria and Austria. In 2012, I became an official licensed tour guide at the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial, a subject that has always interested me due to my family history. During the pandemic I returned to the world of photography and design, working in a marketing agency, but it became very clear to me that my thing was contact with people, helping them to know better the city where I live and collaborating with the historical memory of a tragic period in the history of humanity from which we must learn, so when the pandemic ended I returned to tourism and decided to focus on the history of the Second World War. As far as my tours are concerned, in this world where everything goes very fast and there is a constant overload of stimuli, I think it is important to take a break and see and understand things calmly. That is why I like to explore the city of Munich as well as historically charged places like Dachau in a calm and empathic way. If you also enjoy exploring things at a slower pace and from a deeper, less superficial perspective - avoiding the typical highlights found in every guidebook or website - I would love to show you around the capital of Bavaria and its historical landmarks!
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Dachau was the first Nazi concentration camp, established in 1933 as a model for the repressive system of the Third Reich. Over 200,000 people were imprisoned here, enduring inhumane conditions, forced labor, and death. More than 41,500 people lost their lives at this site. Visiting this place is an act of remembrance, an encounter with history, and an opportunity to understand why it remains significant today. For over a decade, I have been guiding visitors through this memorial with deep respect and commitment. This history is not just something I have studied—it is something that has shaped my own family’s past. My tours focus on historical accuracy, providing a thorough understanding of the events that took place and their lasting impact. Dachau is a site that demands thoughtful exploration. If you are looking for a tour with historical depth and context, I would be glad to guide you.
My clients expressed they had a great tour with Lucia C. Thank you!!
We had such a great Dachu tour with Lucia. She was very knowledgeable and experienced guiding us through this moment in history. It is not an easy topic but she did it with grace and ease. My teens learned so much to take home with them and an experience that will stick with them through life. Thanks, Lucia for a fantastic day.
Fantastic tour with just an excellent guide!. Her knowledge and history leading up to the founding of the camp and throughout it’s workings gave a tremendous background story to why and how such a place become to be.
Lucia provided a very interesting tour of Dachsu. She was able to provide the context behind what and how such a place could exist. She kept our attention for the entire time we were with her. As this is a very sobering experience she provided sensitivity and allowed us to see what happened here st our own pace. Would highly recommend Lucia to anyone that wants to come here.
This was a very sobering tour. Although Dachau was not a death camp, it had some of the hallmarks of one. Lucia handled a very difficult and emotion tour with both Professionalism and sensitivity. She was not afraid to discuss hard questions that I asked, and understanding of someone from the States trying to understand this. I appreciated that she said it was up to me if I went into the crematorium and walked the trail by the ash pit. I was impressed that when we were done with that part, she asked if I was doing ok and if I needed to talk about anything. To me, she was working to heal a place know for great cruelty between humans, with her own compassion for her visitors.
Lucia’s tour of The Dachau Memorial was detailed, informative and presented with a great deal of compassion. Lucia is an extremely knowledgeable guide. We were a party of 4 adults and each and every one of us appreciated her presentation and depth of knowledge. Thank you Lucia!
The tour begins in Munich, either from your centrally located hotel or the main train station. We will travel by train and bus, taking about 50 minutes to reach the memorial. Once we arrive, there is a visitor center with restrooms and a café for drinks. As a certified Dachau guide, I will lead you on a 2-3 hour walking tour of the site. We will visit the following original camp facilities: • The Jourhaus (Main Gate) • The Roll Call Square • The administration building • The International Monument • The barrack • The former crematorium and mass grave area Since most of the tour is on foot, wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for the weather. There are limited shelters, so bring waterproof clothing and an umbrella if it rains. In summer, don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and water. If you'd like to spend more time at the memorial or include a lunch break, feel free to contact me—I can customize the tour to your needs. *Participants must be at least 13 years old.
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We will use a regional train or a local train called S-Bahn (depending on the day and time the tour starts, we will use one or the other with little variation) and a local bus in Dachau.
10A Bayerstraße, München, Bayern, 80335, Germany
Our exact meeting point (if you have not indicated another one) will be at the train track number 21 of the Munich central station. I will be right under the track 21 sign with my official Dachau guide accreditation.
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