Free Third Reich Tour: Nazism and WWII 🇬🇧
Starting time
10:00
Duration
3h
Language
English
Meeting point
Brandenburger Tor, 10117 Berlin, Germany
Tour description
If there is one event that has marked the history of mankind like no other, it is undoubtedly the rise of Nazism and its destruction at the end of World War II. And if there is one city that more than any other witnessed these events, it is Berlin.
On this tour we will travel to the Berlin of the early 20th century and reconstruct the fatal journey that led a civilized country like Germany to the Holocaust. How did the Nazis get into parliament, who supported Hitler and why? What was the blitzkrieg? Where is the bunker where Hitler committed suicide?
If you want to answer these questions and understand how Germany today lives with the consequences of these dramatic events, this is the tour for you! We will visit the most important Nazi monuments in Berlin and the memorials to the victims to rebuild together the history of Berlin under Nazism.
Tour highlights
Meeting point:
Brandenburger Tor, 10117 Berlin, Germany
Brandenburg Gate
Reichstag/Bundestag
Sinti Memorial
Memorial to Soviet soldiers
Monument to homosexuals persecuted under National Socialism
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
Hitler‘s Bunker.
Ministry of Propaganda
Hitler‘s New Chancery.
Nazi‘s Air Force.
Topography of Terrors: Gestapo, SS and SA
Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
The Free Third Reich Tour is a guided walking tour in Berlin that explores the history of Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler’s rise to power, and the impact of World War II on the city. Participants visit key historical sites and learn about the events and ideologies that shaped the Third Reich.
The tour operates on a “pay-what-you-can” model. At the end of the tour, you are free to contribute whatever you feel the experience was worth. Usually people pay from 10-20€ per person.
The tour typically lasts around 3 hours, including brief stops at each location for storytelling and discussion.
Yes, booking in advance is required as spaces are limited.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for all ages. However, the discussions often involve complex political topics, which might not engage younger children.
Currently, the tour is available in English. If you require another language, private group tours can be arranged in Spanish as well.
The tour runs rain or shine, so be sure to dress appropriately for the weather. In cases of extreme weather, the tour organizers will contact you to reschedule or cancel.
