Denkmal alte Synagoge
See the ramains of the oldest synagouge in Berlin and hear about the early beginnings of the Jewish community in Berlin.
Experience the rich history of Berlin's Jewish Community with the captivating Jewish Berlin Extended walking tour. As you traverse the city's streets, you will uncover the stories of resilience, courage, and triumph that have shaped this vibrant community. Led by our knowledgeable guides, who are academics living in Berlin, this tour offers an unforgettable journey through time.
During the five-hour Jewish Berlin Extended tour, you will delve into the history and heritage of Berlin's Jewish Community. From the earliest synagogue to the monument honoring brave gentile women, every step on this itinerary tells a compelling story. You will visit the Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt, where you will learn about a courageous man who risked his life to save his Jewish employees from the death camps. Explore the remains of the oldest Jewish Cemetery in Berlin, discovering the stories of those laid to rest. At Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum, you will delve into the site's rich history and significance. The tour concludes at Gleis 17, Grunewald, where you will confront the deportation of Berlin's Jews to the camps and explore Germany's culture of memory.
The Jewish Berlin Extended tour is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, culture aficionados, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Berlin's Jewish heritage. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a group, this tour is suited for all, providing an inclusive experience for individuals from diverse backgrounds. Regardless of your prior knowledge, this tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Berlin's Jewish Community, catering to both newcomers and those well-acquainted with the city.
Embarking on the Jewish Berlin Extended tour allows you to immerse yourself in the captivating history of Berlin's Jewish Community in the company of experienced guides who share your passion for storytelling. Discover lesser-known sites and hear remarkable stories, all while gaining a deeper understanding of the community's struggles, resilience, and contributions to Berlin's rich tapestry. Uncover the stories of ordinary individuals who stood up against injustice, showcasing the strength of the human spirit. By booking this tour, you will receive a unique and immersive experience that brings history to life, leaving you with a newfound appreciation for Berlin's Jewish heritage.
During the five-hour Jewish Berlin Extended walking tour, make sure to wear comfortable shoes as you explore the city's streets. Our knowledgeable guides will provide fascinating insights and answer any questions you may have along the way. As this tour covers several sites, be prepared for a moderate level of physical activity. Don't forget to bring water and snacks, especially if you intend to spend additional time exploring each location. With its comprehensive itinerary and expert guides, the Jewish Berlin Extended tour guarantees an enriching experience that will deepen your understanding and appreciation of Berlin's Jewish history.
Reviews from individuals who have experienced the Jewish Berlin Extended tour consistently express deep appreciation for the knowledgeable guides who bring the history of Berlin's Jewish Community to life. Travelers highlight the captivating storytelling and the emotional impact of visiting sites commemorating the experiences of both Jews and gentiles during this tumultuous period. Many reviewers describe the tour as eye-opening and educative, offering a unique perspective on Berlin's history that is often overlooked. Visitors praise the inclusivity of the tour, applauding the guides for creating an experience that resonates with individuals from different backgrounds. Overall, the reviews commend the Jewish Berlin Extended tour as a highly recommended and transformative way to engage with Berlin's Jewish heritage.
Denkmal alte Synagoge
See the ramains of the oldest synagouge in Berlin and hear about the early beginnings of the Jewish community in Berlin.
Denkmal Rosenstraße
See the Monument to the Women's protest and hear the story of brave gentile women who protested for the release of their husbands from the transports to the camps
Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt
See the site and hear the story of a brave man who risked his life to save his Jewish employees from the death camps
Memorial Jewish Cemetery
See what remains of the oldest Jewish Cemetary in Berlin and hear about the people who were buried there.
Missing House
See the monument and discuss its significance.
Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum
See the site and discuss its history
Gleis 17, Grunewald
See the four monuments on the site and discuss the deportation of the Berlin Jews to the camps. Discuss the culture of memory in Germany over the years.
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