Gain insight into Berlin's Nazi past on this 4-hour walking tour of the infamous Third Reich sites. Accompanied by a historian guide, walk to the ruins of Anhalter Bahnhof, used to deport prisoners to concentrations camps, and see the former Gestapo and SS headquarters and the site of Hitler's bunker. Learn about those who struggled against the Nazi system of terror, and get a fuller, deeper look at the haunting realities of the Holocaust. Your tour will finish before the German parliament building, the Reichstag.

Enjoy a 3-hour small-group guided walking tour with a French-speaking guide through Berlin and learn about the city during the Third Reich and the Nazi Dictature. You will hear about the Nazi rise to power and their ideology at the Quarters of the Gestapo and the SS. you will visit the Jewish quarter and see the New Synagoge.

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.

The Berlin Jewish Quarter and Museum tour is an essential visit during your stay in the city. The Jewish Museum of Berlin is one of the largest museums in Europe and has become a symbol of Berlin due to the impressive construction of the architect Libeskind. The neighborhood is famous for its atmosphere, its history, its patios and art galleries. With this guided tour you will discover corners full of charm and part of a Berlin that no visitor should miss today.

Immerse yourself in the history of Berlin’s Jewish community on this private 4-hour walking tour, uncovering powerful stories of resilience, culture and remembrance. With an expert guide, explore the historic Jewish quarter and trace the community’s journey from the 17th century to modern-day Berlin. Begin at the impressive New Synagogue, a symbol of Jewish revival and heritage, before visiting the Old Jewish Cemetery, where some of Berlin’s earliest Jewish residents are buried. Continue through the lively Hackesche Höfe, once home to Jewish families and businesses, while learning about everyday life in this historic neighbourhood and its cultural importance. The tour also includes important Second World War sites, such as the Otto Weidt Museum and Platform 17 (Gleis 17), where thousands of Berlin’s Jews were deported. Each stop offers a moving reminder of the community’s enduring legacy, resilience, and its continued presence shaping Berlin’s cultural life today and into the future.

Discover Berlin's Jewish Quarter through the eyes of people who are active in Jewish life in Berlin. All of our guides are academics, who have spend a long time on research concerning the history of Berlin's Jewish history. A comprehensive walking tour of the area around Hackescher Markt, with stories from the early beginnings in the Middle Ages to these days.