Explore Berlin’s WWII history with a private guide. Visit key sites, monuments, and memorials. Discover the city’s dark past and its transformation.
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Brandenburg Gate - Your expert private guide will meet you at the Brandenburg Gate and from there take you on an in-depth walking tour of Berlin during the Second World War.
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Reichstag Building - (from outside) The meeting place of the German parliament, embodying Germany’s democratic resilience.
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Soviet Memorial Tiergarten - This memorial honors Soviet soldiers who fell during the Battle of Berlin.
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Fuhrerbunker - The location marks the underground bunkers used by Hitler, symbolizing the end of the Nazi regime.
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The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe - A vast field of stelae dedicated to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
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Topography of Terror - (from outside) The site chronicles the horrors of Nazi governance, located on the grounds of their former headquarters.
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Checkpoint Charlie - The iconic Cold War border crossing, symbolizing the division of East and West Berlin.
- Brandenburg Gate
- Checkpoint Charlie
- Topography of Terror (outside)
- Holocaust Memorials
- Reichstag Building (outside)
- Expert private guide
- Tips and gratuities
Berlin was the city at the heart of Hitler’s Third Reich and this walking tour with an expert private guide will show you the Berlin of World War Two. The monuments, memorials, and other sites where key events happened. Today, Berlin is a modern, vibrant capital city. But this tour takes you on a journey through its dark and complex past. Berlin was the city where terrible atrocities took place from the book burnings of 1933 to the horrific events of Kristallnacht in 1939 which saw the growing open and state-sanctioned violence towards the Jewish population. Berlin was heavily bombed during World War II and later divided between East and West by the infamous Berlin Wall throughout the Cold War. From the Brandenburg Gate to Checkpoint Charlie, from the former site of Hitler’s Bunker and the Topography of Terror to the Memorial to the 6 million Murdered Jews of Europe, this is a fascinating and necessary tour of Berlin during the Second World War.
- Comfortable walking shoes recommended.
- Tours run rain or shine. We recommend coming prepared if rainy weather is expected.
- The itinerary described above is a suggested order of the various experiences. These may vary according to your personal requests or preferred starting time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
