With this guided tour you will discover how Hitler's rise to power in 1933 was possible and all the secrets of the tragic relationship between Berlin's Christians and the Jewish world. Retrace the places of Nazi terror, discover the Jewish Quarter with the Tolerance Road and the New Synagogue, the Museum of German Resitance and the ruins of the Anhalter Bahnhof station. With this tour you will understand how Hitler came to power and consolidated the birth of modern anti-Semitism and how Germany lives with this chapter of its history.

Trace the story of Berlin’s Jewish community on this private 4-hour walking tour. Accompanied by your own guide, head for Berlin’s Jewish quarter to discover the history of the city’s Jews from the 17th century to today. See the New Synagogue and Old Jewish Cemetery, and wander around Hackesche Höfe as you hear tales of the working class Jewish immigrants who lived here. Visit poignant World War II landmarks such as the Otto Weidt Museum, and see the station Platform 17 (Gleis 17) from where many Jews were deported.

Discover the many facades of Albert Einstein’s life and work. See the university where he taught physics . Extended options: visit Berlin New Synagogue and see the Einstein Tower in Potsdam.

Discover the Hackesche Höfe and learn more about the unusual, fateful history of this newly awakened neighborhood. Immerse yourself in the colorful, multicultural life on Sophienstrasse. Take a peek into the Kunsthandwerker-Verbund courtyard and uncover the secrets of Sophie-Gips-Höfe. Stroll along Grosse Hamburger Strasse, long considered a "street of tolerance." Look behind the scenes of a large Catholic institution and admire the city's most important Baroque church. Learn about the fate of the Jewish community in Berlin and its first cemetery. Expand your knowledge about the history of the imposing New Synagogue and the adjacent Postfuhramt on the famous Oranienburger Straße. At the end of the tour, don't miss a visit to the fascinating Heckmann courtyards.

Get energized for an exciting walking tour of the old part of Berlin with a guide by your side who will take you through all the places of importance around Scheunenviertel and Hackesche Höfe. Discover old courtyards, listen to the old tales of the Jewish settlements in Berlin, and of course, a sneak peek into its political history from your guide. Stroll along the famous Grosse Hamburger Strasse, popularly known as the street of tolerance. Get to experience the colorful and multicultural life of Sophienstrasse, and as you walk through the Kunsthandwerker-Verbund courtyard, and unravel the hidden facts of Sophie-Gips-Höfe. Your guide will take you through the behind-the-scenes information about one of the most prominent catholic institutions in Berlin and you will also walk by the city’s most important Baroque church on this walking tour. Listen to the tales of the history of the imposed New Synagogue, and its adjacent Postfuhramt. Towards the end of this walking tour, walk by Heckmann Höfe considered to be one of the most fascinating back courtyards of the old side of Berlin.

3 HOURS Private Walking Tour Berlin Experience on a private Berlin walking tour the highlights of Germany's capital city and discover worthwhile insider tips away from the tourist track. The view Behind the set of Berlin with your licensed, English-Speaking local Berlin guide You can pick from many different private walking tours Berlin as the following - Or I'd be happy arranging your personal, customized itinerary... • From Brandenburg Gate alongside Unter den Linden Boulevard to the Museum Island. • From the Holocaust Memorial to notorious sites of the IIIrd Reich, Cold War and original remnants of the Berlin Wall. • From the so called "New Synagogue" to the most important sites of Berlin's Jewish Heritage

Join us on a profound journey through Berlin's tumultuous past with our "WWII & Third Reich Tour ." This immersive experience begins in the heart of the city, where we'll explore key landmarks that played pivotal roles during the Third Reich era. Our expert guides will lead you through iconic sites such as the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate, and the haunting Holocaust Memorial, as well as the Sinti-Roma Memorial and the Soviet Memorial, providing in-depth historical context. As we walk through these historical sites, we'll discuss the rise and fall of the Nazi regime, the impact on Berlin, and the lasting effects on the world. The second part of our tour shifts focus to Berlin's Jewish Quarter, a testament to the resilience and enduring spirit of the Jewish community. Visits to key sites such as the New Synagogue, the Hackman Hoffe, and various memorials dedicated to Jewish history provide a deeper understanding of Jewish life in Berlin before, during, and after the Nazi era.

Use the opportunity to find out incredible stories from our professional guide! Explore Otto Weidt’s Workshop for the Blind where Weidt tried his best to save Jews from deportation by deliberately employing them. Walk through a working class district some 100 years ago that now is one of Berlin’s most modern neighborhoods. Do you know what is so specific about the Barn Quarter? Wander through the narrow streets of trendy shops and eateries and reach the then-called Spandauer Vorstadt where Berlin’s oldest Jewish cemetery is located. Discover Koppen Platz with its haunting Deportation Memorial. Finish the guided tour at the world famous New Synagogue.