Berlin’s streets reveal the rise and fall of the Nazi regime on this walking tour through the city’s darkest chapter. A knowledgeable guide connects historic landmarks with the events and personal stories behind them, exploring how propaganda, persecution, and war reshaped Berlin. Guests see the Reichstag, former Nazi ministries, and the site of Hitler’s bunker, gaining insight into the places where the regime exercised power. In the historic Jewish Quarter, stories of Jewish life and courageous resistance offer a deeply human perspective. Otto Weidt’s efforts to protect his employees highlight individual courage amid persecution. At the former headquarters of the Gestapo and Nazi security forces, guests examine the regime’s crimes and their devastating impact. The Holocaust Memorial provides space for reflection and remembrance. Throughout the walk, travelers connect Berlin’s past with the ways the city honors victims and confronts its history today.

Duration:
Approximately 4 hours

Start Time:
10am

Inclusions:
Tour guide

Exclusions:
Transportation to/from hotel, gratuities, public transportation tickets (AB day pass recommended)

Meeting point:
In front of Starbucks (Neue Promenade 3, 10178 Berlin)

Ending point:
Reichstag

Important Information:
Public transport is used on this tour, please have a day pass AB ticket ready or buy one at the station, your guide will be able to assist. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes as the tour is conducted outdoors.

This tour operates only on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, all year round from January 1-December 31