The Feldherrnhalle & Munich in Pictures

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We started the tour with the Hofbräuhaus in Münich.

On February 24, 1920, Adolf Hitler proclaimed the twenty-five theses of the National Socialist program at the Hofbräuhaus, which reconstituted the German Workers' Party as the National Socialist German Workers' Party, known as the Nazi Party. Some of the first violent attacks on Jews took place at the Hofbräuhaus. (Source: Wikipedia)

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notice Hard Rock Cafe next to it.

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The Entrance ...

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Picked up a few pieces of broken tiles - obviously not the originals.

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Inside the Beer Hall

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Next Stop : Ruins to The Temples of Honour ...

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The Foundations still there today ....

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Picked up some little bits

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And then off to Shirker's Alley near the Feldherrnhalle.

All who passed the memorial had to give the Nazi salute. To avoid having to do this, people would walk down a path behind the monument, hence the nickname. In 1998 bronze stones were placed to commemorate this.

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The Feldherrnhalle

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The early morning sun shinning on the Feldherrnhalle

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And the Massive Lions of the Felherrnhalle

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Some inner shots