Walk the path of the Third Reich across Berlin’s most important WWII landmarks.

Led by Berlin’s only WWII specialist guides, this immersive experience reveals the dark heart of Nazi Germany. Walk where Hitler once stood, uncovering secrets of the regime, stories of resistance, and the aftermath that reshaped a city.

From the chilling site of Hitler’s bunker to the halls of the Reichstag and the haunting Holocaust Memorial — this tour connects you with Berlin’s hidden war history in ways no textbook can.

Understand Berlin’s past to better grasp the present. Feel the history beneath your feet.

Tour Highlights:

• Historian-Led Exploration: Navigate Berlin's WWII landmarks with expert insights.
• Hitler’s Bunker: Stand at the epicentre of Nazi decision-making.
• Reichstag & Gestapo Headquarters: Dive into the political heart of the Third Reich.
• Jewish Memorial: Pay respect and understand the depth of the Holocaust's impact.

Learning Outcomes:

• Comprehensive WWII Understanding: Grasp the intricate dynamics of the Nazi regime and its impact on Berlin.
• Personal Stories & Narratives: Beyond dates and events, delve into personal tales that shaped the era.
• Berlin's Resilience: Witness how a city, once under the shadow of tyranny, has rebuilt and transformed.
• Critical Reflection: Engage in thought-provoking discussions, encouraging a deeper understanding of history's lessons.

What to Bring

• Snacks
• Comfortable shoes
• Umbrella or raincoat in unfavourable weather

1. The Roma and Sinti Memorial
   Begin with a powerful tribute to the often-overlooked victims of the Nazi regime. This striking memorial commemorates the 500,000 persecuted Sinti and Roma people with symbolic design and emotional resonance.

2. The Reichstag
   Explore Germany’s iconic parliament building — from its imperial roots to the Nazi rise to power and the Battle of Berlin. Learn how this building was at the centre of Hitler's climb to dictatorship.

3. The Soviet War Memorial
   A grand yet solemn tribute to the 80,000 Soviet soldiers who died taking Berlin in 1945. Built from Hitler’s own Reich Chancellery, it’s both memorial and historical irony.

4. Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
   Walk through a haunting forest of 2,711 concrete stelae that symbolise the void left by the Holocaust. Reflect on its abstract design and how it encourages personal interpretation.

5. Memorial to the Murdered Homosexuals
   Discover this lesser-known monument and learn how the Holocaust affected many marginalised communities — not just the Jewish population.

6. Hitler’s Bunker (Führerbunker Site)
   Stand above the hidden remains of Hitler’s final command post. This was the site of his last days before the Nazi collapse. Nothing remains, yet the ground is thick with history.

7. Johann Georg Elser Memorial
   Learn about the man who almost changed history. Elser attempted to assassinate Hitler in 1939 — his story is one of bravery and near-miss resistance.

8. Ministry of Aviation
   Once the heart of Nazi air strategy, this massive structure is now home to Germany’s tax offices. An imposing example of intimidating Nazi architecture.

9. Topography of Terror
   Finish at the former Gestapo and SS headquarters — now a museum and exhibition space preserving the basements where terror reigned. Includes preserved sections of the Berlin Wall and powerful exhibits that document the crimes of the Nazi regime.

• Historian-led tour of Berlin’s most notorious Nazi-era locations

• Hitler’s Bunker, Reichstag, and Gestapo HQ

• Discover hidden stories of resistance, assassination plots, and propaganda

• Reflect at the Holocaust Memorials for Jews, Homosexuals, and the Roma & Sinti

• Limited group size for a personalised and respectful experience

Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts.
Meeting Point: Tourist Centre at the Brandenburg Gate (look for the BLUE umbrella).

Running late? Don’t panic — please call or text Matt at +49 (0)152 0468 9477 (available via WhatsApp).

• Comfortable walking shoes

• A bottle of water and light snacks

• Umbrella or raincoat if rain is forecast

• All your questions about the Third Reich

• Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult

• Wheelchair and stroller accessible (please notify us in advance)

• Please be prepared for emotionally heavy content

• This tour is not suitable for people unable to walk or stand for 2.5 hours

• Parental discretion advised due to the graphic and historical nature of the content

• No photography inside memorial exhibitions

• Free downloadable resource pack (upon request)

• Personalised post-tour recommendations

• Access to Topography of Terror museum after the tour

• This tour deals with sensitive historical subject matter. Some guests may find certain sites or stories emotionally heavy.

• The route may vary slightly depending on city events or memorial closures.