Walking tours of Berlin in English | Jewish Quarter and Third Reich

The history of the Jewish culture in what is today Germany starts back in the 15th century, which is also the beggining of our Jewish Quarter and Third Reich tour. The six centuries that separates us from that historical time have left a very visible footprint in the current Jewish Quarter of Berlin. From the Middle Ages to the Third Reich, this tour covers the complete history of one of the most significant peoples in the country and in Europe. Come discover the wonderful and picturesque streets of the Jewish Quarter of Berlin in only 3 hours and a half in this Jewish Quarter and Third Reich tour.

What you will visit in this walking tour of Berlin:

Our Jewish Quarter and Third Reich Tour has a price of €20 and it covers:
• The New Sinagogue.
• Heckmann patio.
• August Strasse and its beautiful art galleries.
• The street of religious tolerance.
• Stolperstein (tumble stones).
• The Jewish Cemetery.
• Hackesehen Hoffe and its patios.
• Dead Chicken Alley.
• … And much more!

Important information | Meeting point and time:

• Our meeting point is the Akademie der Künste, Pariser Platz.
• This tour runs on Saturdays at 15:00. We suggest you arrive 10 minutes earlier.
• You must look for a yellow umbrella.
• This tour is in English and it lasts for about 3:30 hours.
• A public transportation card is not required.
• It is not necessary to bring a printed copy of the reservation to the meeting point. However, you do need to show the confirmation email.
• Children up to 13 years old (included) are free of charge.