Guided Tour of Third Reich & World War II in Berlin

Immerse yourself in one of the World’s richest historical sights

Follow the route of the Soviet attack towards the final battle for the Reichstag. Discover the remains of the “Thousand-Year Reich”: Göering’s Airforce Ministry, the ruins of Himmler's SS, and Gestapo’s HQ at the “Topography of Terror” exhibition. Visit the infamous sites that have been etched with the stain of the Nazi’s past.

With an expert guide giving you an in-depth view of the pivotal role of the city, walk through the site where Hitler’s Reich Chancellery stood. Stand in the middle of Führer Bunker, learning about Hitler’s suicide, the last days spent in the bunker, and the fate of his remains. Discover the former Nazi Military High Command which was the site of Stauffenberg’s execution, after the assassination attempt of Hitler failed. Become one with a history as you spend time at the building where “Operation Valkyrie” came to an end and is now the German Resistance Museum.

Guided Tour of Third Reich & World War II in Berlin

This 4-hour guided tour delves into the dark history of Berlin during the Third Reich and World War II, visiting key sites such as the former Gestapo headquarters at Prinz-Albrecht-Straße, the Topography of Terror exhibition, Wilhelmstraße, the site of Göring's Luftwaffe headquarters, and the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. The tour includes audio guides in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of international visitors. Throughout this comprehensive journey, you will explore over 20 significant locations that paint a vivid picture of Berlin's pivotal role in the rise and fall of Nazi Germany.

Explore Göering’s Luftwaffe Headquarters

Your tour stops at Göring’s Luftwaffe headquarters where he planned devastating air raids on European cities during World War II. Established in 1934, this site covers approximately 20,000 square meters and includes the original command center, now a museum with detailed exhibits about the organization's operations. Visitors spend around an hour exploring the building’s interior, which houses numerous artifacts such as aircraft models, uniforms, and documents that illustrate the extent of Nazi military power. This location is unique for its direct connection to some of the most infamous war crimes committed by the Luftwaffe under Göring’s command. It remains a powerful reminder of Berlin's central role in orchestrating World War II.

Visit Topography of Terror

At the Topography of Terror, guests can delve into the history of the Gestapo and SS headquarters on Prinz-Albrecht-Straße, established in 1934. This site spans over two acres and features a permanent exhibition that covers more than 20,000 square meters, including outdoor areas with original walls from former Nazi buildings. Visitors spend approximately an hour exploring the well-documented exhibits which detail the workings of these institutions and their impact on society during the Third Reich era. The Topography of Terror stands out for its comprehensive documentation and historical context provided by over 300 photographs, documents, and personal testimonies, making it a crucial site for understanding Berlin's role in Nazi atrocities.

Tour Highlights

• Visit the infamous sites which are forever etched with the stain of the Nazi past.
• Get an in-depth understanding of how Berlin played a role in the falls of the Third Reich.
• See life in Berlin during World War II at Wilhelmstraße.
• Explore the ruins of Himmler’s SS and Gestapo HQ at the “Topography of Terror” exhibition.
• Discover the site where Göring planned the bombing of European cities.
• Learn about the Resistance Movement against Nazi rule.
• Access to audio guides in 8 languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.
• Explore over 20 significant locations that paint a vivid picture of Berlin's pivotal role during World War II.

This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts, students studying the period, and anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Nazi Germany. It allows you to explore Wilhelmstraße, visit the Topography of Terror, and see Göring’s Luftwaffe headquarters, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Berlin's dark history while enjoying detailed insights into these significant sites.