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Private Berlin Jewish Tour with a Local Expert Guide - Jewish Culture & Heritage

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Immerse yourself in the rich Jewish history of Berlin on a private walking tour that takes you through the city's former Jewish quarter. With a knowledgeable local expert as your guide, explore the streets, squares, and courtyards that hold the secrets of the past. Marvel at the New Synagogue and the historic Rosenstrasse sculpture, a symbol of resilience against the Nazis. Discover hidden gems like Heckmann Höffe courtyards and Dead Chicken Alley, where you'll learn about Otto Weidt and his heroic efforts to protect Jewish workers during the 1940s. Along the way, visit the Hackescher Markt and the first Jewish cemetery to uncover even more stories of Berlin's Jewish culture and heritage. This private tour allows you to customize your itinerary based on your interests, ensuring a personalized and unforgettable experience. Don't miss out on this extraordinary journey through history.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Admission Not Included
  • 2 hours 30 minutes
  • Suitable for 1-8 Participants
  • Private Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Uncover Berlin's Jewish history on a private walking tour
  • See historic sights like New Synagogue and Jewish cemetery
  • Visit the Rosenstrasse memorial and hear about the 'Miracle of Rosenstrasse'
  • Explore the courtyards of Heckmann Höffe, once a Jewish residential quarter
  • Discover Dead Chicken Alley and learn about Otto Weidt's heroic actions
  • All fees and taxes
  • Iconic places for photoshoot
  • Multiple start times available
  • Customizable itinerary
  • Private walking tour
  • Must see and off the beaten path I
  • Expert advice where to go and what to do after the tour
  • Private local guide
  • Food and drinks
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Public transportation tickets

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Introduction

Experience the captivating history of Berlin's Jewish community on a private walking tour with a local expert guide. Dive into the past and unravel the stories of resilience, courage, and cultural richness that define this vibrant neighborhood. Explore the streets, squares, and courtyards that once formed the heart of the thriving Jewish quarter. Your guide will lead you on a journey through time, showcasing iconic sights like the New Synagogue and the Jewish cemetery. Prepare to be moved by the Rosenstrasse memorial, which commemorates the inspiring protest led by courageous women against the Nazis in 1943. Immerse yourself in the tales of Otto Weidt, a heroic figure who safeguarded Jewish workers during the dark days of World War II. This private tour allows for flexibility, so feel free to share your specific interests to tailor the itinerary accordingly.

What to expect?

Embark on a 150-minute exploration of Berlin's Jewish history, guided by a knowledgeable local expert. With the flexibility to customize your itinerary, you can delve into the aspects that intrigue you the most. Expect to discover hidden gems alongside iconic landmarks, offering a comprehensive understanding of this rich heritage. Soak in the historical significance of the New Synagogue, Hackescher Markt, and the first Jewish cemetery. Witness the inspiring Miracle of Rosenstrasse memorial, a testament to the power of unity and resistance. Stroll through the Heckmann Höffe courtyards, gaining insight into the former Jewish residential area. Your journey will also take you to Dead Chicken Alley, famous for its street art and the inspiring story of Otto Weidt. As you walk in the footsteps of history, expect to be captivated by the narratives that shaped Berlin's Jewish community.

Who is this for?

This private Berlin Jewish Tour caters to all history enthusiasts, cultural explorers, and individuals seeking a deeper connection to Berlin's Jewish heritage. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a small group, this tour is designed to accommodate your interests and preferences. Discover the past and present of the Jewish community in Berlin, and gain a renewed appreciation for their contributions to the city's identity. This experience is suitable for all age groups, inviting families, friends, and individuals with a keen interest in history and culture. Open your mind to absorbing stories that reflect the resilience, triumphs, and challenges faced by the Jewish community throughout history.

Why book this?

This private Berlin Jewish Tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to delve into the depths of Berlin's Jewish history with a knowledgeable and passionate local guide. With the flexibility to customize the itinerary to match your interests, this experience ensures a personalized journey through time. Gain access to hidden corners and stories that are often overlooked by mainstream tours. Through this immersive experience, you'll not only witness iconic landmarks like the New Synagogue but also explore lesser-known places like the Heckmann Höffe courtyards. Walk in the footsteps of heroes like Otto Weidt and learn about the extraordinary acts of resistance that took place in Rosenstrasse. By booking this tour, you'll gain a profound understanding of Berlin's Jewish heritage and the enduring spirit of its community.

Good to know

This 150-minute walking tour explores both the well-known landmarks and hidden gems of Berlin's former Jewish quarter. The tour begins across from Senefelder Platz U2 station, where you'll meet your expert guide. Throughout the tour, your guide will provide historical context and answer any questions you may have about Berlin's Jewish past. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the weather, as this is an outdoor walking tour. Prepare to be moved by the poignant stories and impactful sights you will encounter along the way. This tour is an invitation to embrace the adventure of a lifetime and gain a deeper understanding of Berlin's Jewish cultural heritage.

Reviews

Feedback from previous participants speaks volumes about the impact of this tour. Visitors have commended the knowledgeable and passionate guides who brought the history of Berlin's Jewish community to life. Many have expressed gratitude for the personalized approach, allowing them to explore specific areas of interest. Participants have raved about the unique insights gained through visiting lesser-known sights and hearing untold stories. The tour has been described as eye-opening, emotional, and thought-provoking, leaving a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to take part. Previous participants wholeheartedly recommend this tour to anyone with an interest in history, culture, and human resilience.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

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Your Itinerary

Berlin

At the beginning you will meet your guide at the chosen time, and start things off discovering the city’s famous and lesser-known Jewish landmarks. If there’s something you are more interested to see, let your guide know and we will change your itinerary to suit all of your interests. Witness the epic ‘Miracle of Rosenstrasse’ memorial on Rosenstrasse: a statue which is dedicated to a brave protest by non-Jewish women against the Nazis’ detainment of their Jewish husbands in 1943.

Berlin

Explore the Hackescher Markt, part of Berlin’s original Jewish quarter, and see what is left from the first Jewish cemetery. You can all the questions about Berlin’s Jewish past at any time you need an answer. Visit the site of the Old Synagogue and after that you will acquaint yourself to the New Synagogue, a magnificent building which was restored to its former glory by restoration during the 1980s. Make a visit to Heckmann Höffe, a courtyard complex and former Jewish residential area, and pass by Clärchen's Ballhaus, a now-restored ballroom where people of 1920s were spending their nightlife. Your last stop will be Dead Chicken Alley, a passageway known for its street art and Jewish history. Feel the winds of history blowing through the glens at Otto Weidt, whose broom-making workship here helped protect Jewish workers during the 1940s. After all of that you may consider yourself invited to the adventure of a lifetime.

Senefelderplatz

Senefelderplatz – a place where you meet your personal guide.

Alter Judischer Friedhof (Old Jewish Cemetery)

The 2nd oldest Jewish Cemetery with more than 25000 graves from 1827 and 7,5 m wide Judengang at Knaackstrasse. A place where all the important Jewish personalities were to rest.

Denkmal Rosenstraße

A landmark where German women were protesting 5 days in March of 1943 to make their husband free from prison. A historic place which you regret not seeing.

Sinagoga di Rykestrasse

Sinagoga di Rykestrasse today is the largest Synagogue in Germany and 2nd largest in Europe. Spend time wondering around the historic place of Berlin.

Admission Not Included

Memorial Jewish Cemetery

The oldest Jewish Cemetery in Berlin from 1671, closed in 1827. You will for sure want to take pictures at this landmark.

Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum

Discover iconic site of former Synagogue of Ahawas Scholaum and Mogen David Associations. It presents the history of the synagogue and Jewish life in its permanent exhibition.

Denkzeichen Modezentrum Hausvogteiplatz

There is hardly any other place in Berlin where the success of Jewish merchants and the suffering of the Jewish population in Germany are as close together as at Hausvogteiplatz.

The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Memorial for 6 million murdered Jews of Europe - 2711 grey stone slabs from 2005. A landmark where the Wall once stood near Brandenburg Gate, is Berlin's stunning monument to the Holocaust, dedicated to the Jewish victims of the Nazi genocide of World War II. Impressive in its awesome grey soberness, rather than somberness, a must see stop.

Reviews

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Lainie_B

Tour guide was timely and kind. He had the dates and facts but didn’t offer an abundance of information. A jewish history tour of Berlin should have excessive amounts of stories, facts, antidotes. We have done this sort of tour in Poland, Budapest, Vienna and Israel And have been met with a lot more compassion and storytelling to the Jewish plight in those countries. The tour guide seemed to be a generalist not a specialist in Jewish history of Berlin which is exactly what we signed up for and we were looking for.
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