Discover an important and moving chapter of Berlin’s history on a private walking tour focused on the city’s Jewish heritage. Spanning centuries of struggle, resilience, and cultural contribution, this experience offers a deeper understanding of Jewish life in Berlin from the medieval period through the Holocaust and beyond. Guests visit a series of meaningful sites, including memorials, historic streets, and locations connected to remembrance, courage, and survival. Highlights include the New Synagogue and other lesser-known places that help tell a fuller story of the Jewish community’s experience in Berlin. Throughout the tour, travelers gain insight into both tragedy and perseverance, with stories that illuminate the lasting role of Jewish heritage in the city’s identity. Thoughtful and historically rich, this private half-day experience is especially rewarding for travelers seeking a more reflective and meaningful perspective on Berlin and its past.

Duration:
Approx 3 hours

Start Time:
to be confirmed at the time of booking. 

Inclusions:
A friendly, professional tour guide for your own private group, Plenty of time to take photos of your favourite places, Tickets to the New Synagogue.

Exclusions:
Gratuities, Food and drink, Hotel pick up/drop off, anything not aforementioned.

Meeting point:
Guide will meet you at the entrance to St Mary's Church, Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 8, 10178 Berlin.

Ending point:
New Synagogue at Oranienburger Str. 28-30, 10117 Berlin.

Important Information:
– Guests with mobility concerns should inform in advance so adjustments can be attempted.
– Bring comfortable walking shoes, required medication, and in summer, a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water.
– In case of force majeure (e.g., extreme weather or strikes), the tour will be rescheduled or fully refunded.
– The New Synagogue is a place of worship, out of respect for others, access the building with appropriate clothing with knees and shoulders covered.