Jewish Berlin: From the Middle Ages to the 2000s
36 EUR
This fascinating 3-hour tour gives you an in-depth introduction to Berlin’s Jewish history from the Middle Ages through the Haskalah, the turbulent 1920s and the Nazi persecutions to the present day.
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Available in
- English,
- German
Highlights
- Explore Berlin’s Jewish quarter with a professional local guide
- Visit the Old Jewish Cemetery and “The Missing House” memorial
- Admire the beautiful New Synagogue
- Stroll through the Hackesche Höfe ensemble of interconnecting courtyards
- See the first Jewish old-people’s home and the Jewish High School
Description
On this tour we’ll explore Berlin’s Jewish history from the beginning of the Middle Ages through its development as one of the most important and revolutionary Jewish communities in the world. Besides seeing historical sites, we’ll take a look at how Jews developed as a community of scholars, scientists and artists, and visit places connected to the Nazi period. We’ll also discuss new developments in this ever-changing community.
All of our guides are active in Jewish life in Berlin.
Read moreWhat’s included & not included
- 3-hour guided tour
- Tips
Meeting point
Your hotel
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- Full refund if you cancel up to 72 hours before the tour
- No booking fees
- Pay by credit card or PayPal
- Full refund if you cancel up to 72 hours before the tour
- No booking fees
- Pay by credit card or PayPal
Tour operated by: Gablinger Tours