Guide explaining history during Berlin World War II walking tour.
Reichstag building in Berlin with German flag on top.
Guide explaining history during Berlin World War II walking tour.
Soviet War Memorial with artillery in Berlin during WWII and Third Reich tour.
New Synagogue's ornate dome and towers in Berlin against a clear sky.
Wall with bullet holes from World War II, Berlin Third Reich Walking Tour.

World War II And The Third Reich Walking Tour Of Berlin

Berlin
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Duration: 4 hours (approx.)

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Explore Berlin's pivotal moments during World War II with our expertly guided walking tour through the city’s most significant WWII landmarks and memorials. Journey past sites like Hitler's bunker, stand in front of the Reichstag building, and visit powerful memorials including the Holocaust Memorial. This experience also takes you to the Jewish district where you can admire Berlin's stunning New Synagogue.

Discover Berlin's key WWII monuments with an English-speaking guide on this insightful journey.

Learn about the Jewish district by visiting the New Synagogue during your exploration.

Uncover how the Nazi party was formed at Topography of Terror, a pivotal site in history.

Witness historical traces where WWII bombings left their mark around Anhalter Bahnhof.

Experience an understanding of the rise and fall of the Nazi regime by concluding at The Reichstag.

This tour is conducted with no more than 25 participants for an intimate exploration.

An English-speaking guide

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Guide explaining history during Berlin World War II walking tour.

Guide explaining history during Berlin World War II walking tour.

Your Experience

Dive into Berlin’s historical narrative during the World War II era with an expert guide. This engaging journey will lead you through pivotal landmarks associated with Germany’s wartime past, offering a compelling glimpse into significant events and memorials.

  • Stroll along the former Nazi government quarter
  • Gaze upon Hitler's bunker site from above
  • Tour the Reichstag building
  • Visit various World War II memorials, including the moving Holocaust Memorial
  • Discover the Jewish district and its beautiful New Synagogue

This guided tour is essential for history enthusiasts as well as anyone interested in a profound exploration of Berlin’s legacy during World War II. Our English-speaking guide will ensure you gain valuable insights into this significant period.

Reichstag building in Berlin with German flag on top.

Reichstag building in Berlin with German flag on top.

Guide explaining history during Berlin World War II walking tour.

Guide explaining history during Berlin World War II walking tour.

Soviet War Memorial with artillery in Berlin during WWII and Third Reich tour.

Soviet War Memorial with artillery in Berlin during WWII and Third Reich tour.

  • Please be aware that the tour does not include entry into any buildings.
  • The scheduled activities will continue regardless of weather conditions.

You must have a public transportation ticket to participate in this tour.

Itinerary Details

  • We begin our journey at Neue Promenade 3.
  • Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt - Duration: 5 minutes
  • Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum - Duration: 5 minutes
  • Anhalter Bahnhof - Duration: 5 minutes
  • Topography of Terror - Duration: 15 minutes
  • Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus - Duration: 10 minutes
  • Johann Georg Elser Sculpture - Duration: 5 minutes
  • The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe - Duration: 10 minutes
  • Monument to Homosexuals Persecuted Under National Socialist Regime - Duration: 10 minutes
  • Soviet Memorial Tiergarten - Duration: 10 minutes
  • Reichstag Building - Duration: 10 minutes

The tour concludes at the Reichstag Building.

Tour Schedule

This walking tour is available on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays starting at 10 AM.

New Synagogue's ornate dome and towers in Berlin against a clear sky.

New Synagogue's ornate dome and towers in Berlin against a clear sky.

Wall with bullet holes from World War II, Berlin Third Reich Walking Tour.

Wall with bullet holes from World War II, Berlin Third Reich Walking Tour.

Book your tour in advance during peak season to secure a spot and avoid disappointment due to limited availability.

Ensure you have a public transportation ticket before starting the tour for smooth travel between stops.

If visiting other attractions nearby, consider beginning with those furthest from Neue Promenade 3 to maximize your time efficiently.

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Operating hours

Reichstag Tours

Monday
8:00am - 11:59pm • last entry 9:45pm
Tuesday
8:00am - 11:59pm • last entry 9:45pm
Wednesday
8:00am - 11:59pm • last entry 9:45pm
Thursday
8:00am - 11:59pm • last entry 9:45pm
Friday
8:00am - 11:59pm • last entry 9:45pm
Saturday
8:00am - 11:59pm • last entry 9:45pm
Sunday
8:00am - 11:59pm • last entry 9:45pm
  • Timings are displayed in the venue's time zone.

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FAQs

The tour typically lasts about 2.5 hours, covering key sites such as the Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz. This duration allows for detailed explanations of each site's historical significance by knowledgeable guides.
Meet at the Brandenburg Gate, easily accessible via U-Bahn lines U2 or U55. Alternatively, take bus 100 from Alexanderplatz. Wear comfortable shoes as walking between sites is part of the experience.
Visit early in the morning between 9 AM and 11 AM for fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, enhancing your experience of historical sites like the Holocaust Memorial and Checkpoint Charlie. Late afternoon visits from 3 PM to 5 PM offer a different perspective with less sunlight but more ambient lighting.
While suitable for older children (12+), this tour may not be ideal for younger ones due to its somber nature. Families should prepare their children for the emotional content and consider a more age-appropriate alternative.
Booking ahead is recommended due to limited availability and high demand, especially during peak tourist seasons like summer. Online booking guarantees a spot on the tour and often offers discounts.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a water bottle, and sun protection if visiting in summer months. A camera is recommended to capture the somber atmosphere at memorials like Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Site.
Your ticket includes access to all stops on the tour route with expert guides providing historical context at each site. Audio headsets are provided for multilingual support, enhancing your understanding of Berlin's WWII history.
Photography is generally allowed throughout the tour except where prohibited by local regulations or respect for memorials. Be mindful of other visitors and avoid using flash near sensitive areas like concentration camp sites.
The tour will proceed regardless of weather conditions, ensuring you can explore the city's history no matter what.
Yes, an English-speaking guide is included in this experience.
Indeed, you'll visit the Topography of Terror to discover insights into the formation of the Nazi party.
Hotel transfers are not part of what is covered by your tour ticket.
Tickets for public transportation are required separately and are not included with your tour ticket.
The tour begins at Neue Promenade 3.
You'll conclude your journey at The Reichstag, where you learn about the fall of the Nazi regime.
You'll explore the Topography of Terror for approximately 15 minutes.
No, building entrances are not part of the itinerary for this tour.
Yes, part of the itinerary includes exploring the Jewish district and visiting the New Synagogue.
Hotel transfers are not part of this tour package; participants need to arrange their own transportation from and to hotels.
The tour includes visits to significant landmarks such as Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt, Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum, Anhalter Bahnhof, and the site of Hitler’s bunker.
An English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout the tour, ensuring clear communication and information delivery.
Yes, the tour operates irrespective of weather conditions to ensure a consistent experience for all participants.
The tour begins at Neue Promenade 3.
The stop at the Topography of Terror is scheduled for approximately 15 minutes.
Yes, you will visit several important WWII memorials including the Holocaust Memorial and explore various other significant sites associated with Berlin's history during World War II.
No buildings are entered during this walking tour; all activities take place outdoors at various landmarks and memorials.
The tour provides insights into the formation, activities, and eventual downfall of the Nazi party, ending at the Reichstag where you will explore its significance during WWII.
Yes, you will require your own public transportation ticket as it is not included with the tour ticket.

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