Meet a Greeter – Munich Greeter

Would you enjoy being welcomed to Munich by one of our Greeters? Just fill out the form below and give us as much data as possible. We shall then try to find the perfect match from among our team of volunteers.

Hint: The more you write about you and your thoughts, wishes and (maybe) experiences about Munich, the better we can match you and a Greeter.

Please submit your request 1 to 6 weeks in advance. These requests are most successful.

Important to know before you fill out the form below:
– Greets are not classic city walking tours and Greeters are not professional tour guides.
– Accordingly, we do not offer museum or gallery tours.
– Greeters are volunteers. Therefore, it may happen that we are not able to serve requests.
– After filling out the form, we will contact you. This usually takes place within 24 hours, but can sometimes take longer.
– We kindly ask you to refrain from making a request if you absolutely want to have a city walk at the specified time. Greeter requests always involve a bit of luck and you will not receive an immediate acceptance or rejection. It may take a while, or sometimes it may not be possible to arrange a Greet.
– If you do not hear from one of our greeters by 9 pm on the day before your desired date, the greet will unfortunately not take place.
– Please do not give your greeters a prepared tour to be “worked through”. Regular city tours are better suited for this.

Your Name (mandatory)

Your Email (mandatory) Please double check, if your Email is written correctly.

Subject (write a subject if you like)

Where are you from? (Country)

How many people? (mandatory)

When would you like to meet a Greeter? (mandatory; it's possible to fill in different dates or date ranges, e.g. 12.06. - 15.06.)

Phone number (mobile phone preferred, in case we have to contact you)

Which language must be spoken: (mandatory)

What do you like to see in Munich? What are your interests? Have you already been in Munich? The more details you tell us, the easier it is to find the Greeter that matches best.

And, finally, please tell us how you learned about us.

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Here are just a few of our Greeters:

I was born in Munich in 1955 and spent most of my live here. Very early my interest in historical events, the roots and the structure, and eminent personalities of my home town, but also in the modern city of Munich started. Since 2015 I’m glad to explain to friendly and interested guests the Munich way of life and climate, the Isar river (Munich’s lifeline), the beer and the churches, very important institutions of the town.

For 35 years I’ve been living in our beautiful town and I’m still enthusiastic about it. It’s history and many stories characterize it, as well as the mixture of a metropolis on the one hand and a relaxed and comprehensible regional capital on the other hand. It is always exciting to show this to our guests. Seeing our town through our guests’ eyes during our walks is an always interesting opportunity.

I was born in Munich and grew up here and I have always loved my native city. Quite some time ago – when I was little – I used to live in the city centre. Later on I tried the north and south, west and east. Nowadays I live outside of the city centre, in the east, surrounded by large green spaces, but still in the city. My hobby is the history of Munich.

I was born in Munich and grew up in a suburb. Since it was near the city centre, I have been familiar with it since my childhood. Nowadays, I live in Neuhausen but I also know other districts of the city very well. I’m interested in the history of Munich and urban development, especially in the context of tradition.

Although I was born and grew up here in Munich and therefore should know all the nice places, I am always gaining new impressions of the city. Since I have retired, I like to explore Munich on foot – especially on historical walks through the city. I love history and historical stories.

It’s now more than 30 years that I’m living in Munich. According to our former mayor I am allowed to call myself a real Munich citizen after such a long time. That means I am accepted as if I was born here. I like to show you around the known and lesser known corners of Schwabing, where I am living. I am interested in the history of the city, in people and in their stories.