Hitlers home (1920-1929) (2)
Location: Thierschstrasse 41
Today: still there
Hitler lived here (in the coldest room of the house) from 1920 untill 1929. It is said that the room is now being used as a storrageroom.

Hitlers home in the 20’s.

(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2006)

Hitlers home (1913-1914) (1)
Location: Schleissheimerstrasse 34, third floor
Today: still there
In the house of a taylor named Popp Hitler lived from 1913 untill the end of 1914. At first he shared a room with Rudolf Hausler (for 9 months). In 1914 Hitler joined the army.
The pictures above show the house like it was. The marked window on the picture on the right must be Hitlers window, but on the picture in the centre (Joachimsthaler, 1989) the window to the left of it is marked for the same reason. The central picture is probably right. This picture also shows a sign that said taht Hitler had lived here.
The pictures below show the house today: it has changed a lot, but it’s the same house.
(both pictures on the left: the Hitlerpages, 2006)
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House of Eva and Gretl Braun (10)
Location: Widenmayerstrasse 42
Today: still there
Hitler gave Heinrich Hoffmann instructions to buy a house for Eva and Gretl Braun. They lived there from August 1935 untill march 1936.

Eva Braun and her sister Gretl lived here for a short period.

(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2006)

House of the Braun family (9)
Location: Hohenzolernstrasse 93111 
Today: not sure
The family Braun moved from the Isabellastrasse to the Hohenzollernstrasse. Eva Braun attended the Lyzeum on the Tengstrasse nearby.
The young Eva Braun at her parents appartment on the Hohenzollernstrasse
Hitlers home (1929-1945) (3)
Location: Prinzregentenplatz 16, second floor
Today: police station
Hitler permanently lived here untill 1933. After that he kept the appartment, but he also lived in places like Berlin and the Obersalzberg. He lived here together with his niece Geli Raubal. She commited suïcide in this house. She was burried in Vienna.  
The appartment of Hitler is on the second floor. It’s the second balcony on the left picture. The woman in the picture on the right is Geli Raubal. Underneath it is a picture of Hitler’s study.
(pictures left and centre: the Hitlerpages, 2006)
The stairway inside the building
Copyright Maik Kopleck (PastFinder Ltd.)
The entrance hall of Hitlers appartment today
Copyright Maik Kopleck (PastFinder Ltd.)
Hitler’s living room today
Copyright Maik Kopleck (PastFinder Ltd.)
The sleeping room of Geli Raubal. In this room she commited suïcide
Copyright Maik Kopleck (PastFinder Ltd.)
Hitler’s bunker underneath the Prinzregentenplatz
Copyright Maik Kopleck (PastFinder Ltd.)
House of Eva Braun (11)
Location: Delpstrasse 12 (former Wasserburgerstrasse 12)
Today: still there, very much the same
After her second suïcide-attempt because of a lack of interest of Hitler for Braun, he buys her a new house on the Wasserburgerstrasse. Eva Braun and her sister lived there from March the 30th 1936. You can see the house in the homevideo’s of Eva Braun.
The coloured photo’s show the Delpstrasse today (pictures: The Hitlerpages) Above: Eva Braun leaves the gate of the house
Underneath: The living room of Eva Braun, the left and right picture are probably from Braun’s room at the Obersalzberg

Eva Braun in the garden of the house on the Wasserburgerstrasse

These three pictures from Life Magazine in 1945 show the house,
the living room and another room (Gretl or Eva’s room)

Türkenkaserne (5)

Location: Türkenstrasse, in front of the Pinakothek der Moderne

Today: only the gate, the so called Türkentor, is still there

Hitler received his militairy training here. On October 8, 1914 a ceremonial farewell of Hitler’s regiment took place at the Türkenkaserne,  with the king present. Hitler must have been there too.

 

The second batallion of the List regiment at the Türkenkaserne before the war

(picture: Solleder, 1932)

The Kasernenhof Leibregiment.

Was this the same location as the Türkenkaserne?

(picture: Solleder, 1932)

The Türkentor is the only reminder of the militairy grounds that were there

(picture: wikipedia.de)

WW1 barracks (6)

Location: Lothstrasse 29

Today: not longer here

The barracks were Hitler lived after WWI (1918-1920) stood here.

Stadelheim prison (7)
Location: Stadelheimerstrasse (southside of the street, one block to the east of the Tegernseer Landstrasse)
Today: the prison is still there
After he was sentenced for three months of jail on January 22 Hitler was jailed here from 24-27 of July, 1922 after he was accused of stirring up a revolt. Ernst Röhm and his comrades were shot here in 1934. In 1943 members of the resistance group Weiße Rose (like Willi Graf, Hans Scholl and Sophie Scholl) were beheaded here and burried at the nearby cemetary at the Perlacher Forst.
The Stadelheim prison
from the air
Elisabethschule (4)
Location: Elisabethplatz 4
Today: Volks- und Gewerbeschule (tradingschool)
In 1914 Hitler was here to be prepared for WWI. It’s a 5-story- building with a tower. There’s a good picture of the building on Google Earth.

The former Elisabethschule in München

(picture: Jens Krause, Panoramio, all rights reserved)

ALTERNATIVE HOUSING

HOUSES OF HITLERS FRIENDS (and some other locations)
Left: Eva Braun at the Hoffmann office at the Amalienstrasse, in the early 30’s
Right: A gathering of the NSDAP in 1925 at Schellingstrasse 50
Schellingstrasse 50: the entrance to the courtyard
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2006)
In the building on the right the old photoshop of Hoffmann on the Amalienstrasse was located
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2006)
Schellingstrasse 33
(picture: the Hitlerpages, 2006)

Heinrich Hoffmann’s Houses

Location: Dobling, Hohen Warte 52-54 (?)

Location second house: Solln, on the edge of the city (informal headquarters of the party)

Location third house mentioned in our sources: Ebersbergerstrasse 5 (11a)

Today: Not sure

Anton Drexlers house (16)
Location: Burghausenerstrasse 6
Today: not sure about the authenticity of the house; could be original
The Burghausenerstrasse is mentioned in Ian Kershaw’s biography of Hitler, as a canteen. Actualy it was the address where Anton Drexler lived together with a couple of working men. The 25 basic ‘theses’ of National Socialism were drawn up here.
The Burghausenerstrasse 6 today
(picture made for the Hitlerpages by a helpfull source from München)
Apartment Putzi Hanfstaengl (18)
Location: Gentzstrasse 1
Today: The house is gone; there’s a post-WW2-building there now.
Putzi Hanfstaengl was a (political) friend of Hitler. After the putsch of 1923 Hitler stays for a little while in Hanfstaengl’s house in Uffing. Later on Hanfstaengl becomes more of a critic of the nazi’s. He went to England in 1939.
Villa Bruckman (20)
Location: Karolinenplatz 5
Today: Still exists, a so called ‘Sparkassenverband’ is there now
In the summer of 1927 Geli Raubals teacher in history, Hermann Foppa, asked Geli if she could arrange a meeting of the class with her uncle Adolf Hitler. In the beginning of July the class went to the villa of Elsa and Hugo Bruckman on the Karolinenplatz where they had the meeting with Hitler.
Pension Klein (17)
Location: Königinstrasse (Englisher Garten)
Geli Raubal lived here before she moved in with Hitler on the Prinzregentenplatz.
Villa Putzi Hanfstaengl - Villa Tiefland (19)
Location: Pienzenauerstrasse 52
Today: Unsure, the house could still be there.
This became the house of Putzi Hanfstaengl and his wife in 1923. After being released from prison Hitler spend Christmas in the villa of Hanfstaengl.
Villa of Carola Hoffmann
Location: Solln (part of München today), exact location unknown
Carola Hoffmann was the widow of a professor of the university of Munich. Hitler visited her several times.
Westfriedhof (21)
Location: Baldurstrasse, exact location grave unknown
Today: The Westfriedhof still existst, but what happened to the grave is unknown
The grave of Ernst Röhm is on this graveyard.
EVA BRAUNS HOMES
Isabellastrasse 45 today
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2006)
House of the Braun family (8)
Location: Isabellastrasse 45
Today: still there
This is the house where Eva Braun was born.
HOUSES OF HITLER  AND HIS FRIENDS

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HISTORICAL HITLER SITES

MüNCHEN
1. Schleissheimerstrasse 2. Thiersch-strasse 3. Prinzregentenplatz  
4. Elisabethschule 5. Türkentor
6. Barracks Lothstrasse 7. Stadelheim prison 8. Isabellastrasse
9. Hohenzollernstrasse
10. Widenmayerstrasse
11. Delpstrasse
11a. Villa Heinrich Hoffmann
12. Schellingstrasse 33
13. Schellinstrasse 50
14. Shop Hoffmann Barerstrasse
15. Hoffmann's Shop Amalienstrasse
16. Anton Drexlers House
17. Pension Klein 18. Apartment Putzi Hanfstaengl 19. Villa Putzi Hanfstaengl
20. Villa Bruckman 21. Westfriedhof
22. Practice Dr. Gutberlet
23. Practice Dr. Steiniger
24. Villa family Hanfstaengl
25. House Göring

München, Houses of Hitler and Braun weergeven op een grotere kaart
Practice of Dr. Wilhelm Gutberlet (22)
Location: Kaufingerstrasse 3 (Marienplatz)
Today: Shops
Already in the beginning of his political life Hitler came here to have his voice checked.
Practice of Dr. med. Babette Steiniger (23)
Location: Rindermarkt 8
Today: Unknown
In the twenties Hitler also came to this practice to have his voice checked. Later Dr. Steiniger never spoke about having treated Adolf Hitler.
Villa Hanfstaengl (24)
Location: Liebigstraße 30 (Liebigstraße corner Widenmayerstraße)
Today: Unknown
This was the location of the villa of the family of Putzi Hanfstaengl, where Hitler is said to have been sevaral times.
Villa of Hermann and Carin Göring (25)
Location: Döbereinerstrasse 30
Today: Still there, private property
Carin Göring’s first husband, Nils von Kanzow, bought this house for Carin and Hermann Göring as a weddingpresent. After the putsch in 1923 the house was impounded by the bank.