Munich was the birthplace of National Socialism and the capital of the movement, as the city's official title has been since 1935. However, the dark side of Munich's history is often reluctantly acknowledged. The city on the Isar is still significantly shaped by buildings that were constructed after 1933. Numerous administrative centers, military facilities, schools, churches, residential areas, and factories built during the Third Reich bear witness to its National Socialist past. The city guide presents thirty representative examples of architecture from that time. It highlights hidden traces and shows which remnants of the Third Reich are still visible today. Through these buildings, the different functions, and especially the intended political messages and propagandistic intentions, are explained. Historical.