Embark on a captivating 3-hour small group walking tour to unravel the complex history of Berlin's Jewish community. Guided by a knowledgeable expert, explore the Jewish quarter, discovering the city's Jewish heritage from the 17th century. Highlights include visits to the Old Jewish Cemetery, New Synagogue, and the historic Hackesche Höfe, once a haven for Jewish immigrants. Explore the Otto Weidt Blind workshop Museum, which offers insights into the protection of Jewish workers during the perilous days of the Third Reich. With group size limited to 15 people, expect an intimate and personalized experience.