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.

Schleissheimerstrasse 34, third floor
Today: still there
In the house of a taylor named Popp Hitler lived from 1913 untill 1915. At first he shared a room with Rudolf Hausler (for 9 months).

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.

Alternative Housing

Elisabethschule
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.

Lothstrasse 29
Today: not longer here
The barracks were Hitler lived after WWI stood here.

Stadelheim prison
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.

Isabellastrasse 45
Today: still there
This is the house where Eva Braun was born.

Hohenzolernstrasse 93111
Today: not sure
The family Braun moved from the Isabellastrasse to the Hohenzollernstrasse. Eva Braun attended the Lyzeum on the Tengstrasse nearby.

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.

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.