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Holocaust & Nazi Resistance Tour (Small Group)

Berlin, Germany
2 hours 30 minutes
5.0
(10)
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What You Will Do

Would you have joined the resistance? With Berlin’s only World War II tour specialists. Walk the Path of History and Feel the Past."

Berlin is a city where every cobblestone and monument whispers tales of triumph, tragedy, and resilience. Our expertly curated tour is not just a walk but an immersive journey through time.

Stand where history was made and feel the weight of each moment.

Highlights:
- The Women's Protest: German women bravely protest against the Nazis
- Otto Weidt's Workshop: A hidden spot protecting the blind and deaf
- Nicholas Winton: The hero who saved 669 children
- Book Burning: The site of the 1933 Nazi book burning, marking a dark time against intellectual freedom.

Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the Nazis' belief in Aryan superiority
- Learn how the Nazis controlled German life
- Learn about the discrimination against Jews
- Hear the brave efforts of those who opposed the Nazis.

Why Us?
- Expertise
- Small Group Tour
- Experience

What's Included?

  • Expert Tour Guide
  • Exclusive Small Group Tour
  • ‘Then & Now’ photographs & Maps
  • Accessible Tour

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Itinerary

Meeting Point

The tour meets at the former Imperial Post Office on the corner of Oranienburger str. & Tucholsky str. I will be holding a blue umbrella and standing at the main entrance.

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Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum

10 minutes

The starting point for this tour is the Neue Synagogue, New Synagogue. Constructed in 1866, the Synagogue was the largest and most magnificent in Berlin, a literal representation of the thriving 160,000 Berlin Jewish community members. Saved from vandals during the infamous Kristallnacht pogrom. The Synagogue remained in use until 1940 until being confiscated by the Army and used to store military uniforms. In November 1943, the Synagogue was severely damaged in an allied bombing raid. The main hall was torn down in 1958, partly rebuilt in 1988 and officially reopened in 1995. Today the Synagogue houses the Centrum Judaicum foundation, an institution for preserving Jewish memory and tradition.

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Additional Information

This tour is independently operated by a third-party provider: On the Front Tours.

Itineraries, descriptions, promotional content, and historic information are solely the responsibility of the tour operator and do not represent the views or positions of Marriott International, Inc.
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Guide Options

  • Audio Guide - English
  • Guide - English

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