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.

A 3 hour walking tour in Berlin, see the major Jewish sites of Berlin, such as the new and old synagogues, Scheunenviertel und Hackesche Höfe, the hero of Berlin - otto weidt museum,Jewish old Cemetery, holocaust memorial, Rossenstrasse demonstration memorial and the kids transport statue. The story of the community since 1671 and till our days will be told, we will understand the influence of the Jews on the German culture and society and than how the Nazis tried to stop Jewish life in Germany. Fasicnating stories of love, hate and bravery during the war, of local berliners, Jews and not Jews.