WW2 Berlin Tour | The Ultimate Third Reich & Nazi History Experience

Berlin during the Third Reich and WW2 was the stage for some of history’s darkest events. From Hitler’s rise to power to the devastating final battles, the city still bears scars of this turbulent era.

If you want a private, in-depth WW2 Berlin tour, this is the tour to take. Unlike generic Third Reich tours, we go beyond propaganda landmarks to uncover hidden stories, Jewish heritage sites, Nazi-era history, and the realities of life under Hitler’s regime.

Why Take This WW2 Berlin Tour?

Berlin’s history is visible everywhere — but not always obvious.

• Visit Hitler’s Berlin, including Wilhelmstraße, the Führer’s Bunker, and Goebbels’ Ministry.

• Explore memorials and Jewish heritage sites, reflecting on the victims of the Nazi regime.

• See WW2 battle remnants: bunkers, bullet holes, ruins, and Soviet tanks.

• Hear untold stories of courage, resistance, and survival under the Third Reich.

• Understand how ordinary Berliners experienced life in Nazi Germany.

This private tour blends political history, social context, and urban archaeology for a deeply immersive and educational experience.

WW2 Berlin Tour Itinerary

🏛️ Reichstag, Soviet Victory & Germania

We begin at the Reichstag, the symbol of Nazi ambition and Soviet victory. Learn about:

• The Reichstag Fire and Nazi propaganda

• The iconic Soviet flag-raising photo

• Hitler’s vision for a new capital, “Germania”

• How Berliners survived near the Tiergarten during the war

Nearby, the Soviet War Memorial displays original tanks and artillery — a haunting reminder of WWII’s final battles.

🔥 Brandenburg Gate & Memorials

Next, we visit Brandenburg Gate, used for Nazi torch parades. Discover how propaganda distorted reality.

Nearby, we explore:

• Memorial to the Murdered Homosexuals

• Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

These sites are designed for reflection and remembrance, offering insight into the human cost of Nazi rule.

⚰️ Hitler’s Bunker, Propaganda, and Resistance

On Wilhelmstraße:

• Stand at Hitler’s Bunker site

• Visit the Georg Elser Memorial, honoring the man who nearly assassinated Hitler in 1939

• See remnants of the Propaganda Ministry (Joseph Goebbels’ HQ)

We explore the New Reich Chancellery, the Air Force Ministry (Hermann Göring), and other surviving Third Reich buildings.

📜 Topography of Terror & Jewish Heritage Sites

• Topography of Terror: former SS and Gestapo HQ

• Martin Gropius Bau: bullet holes and war scars

• Anhalter Bahnhof & Bunker: deportation hub and wartime ruins

Then, the Old Jewish Quarter:

• New Synagogue & survival during Kristallnacht

• St. Hedwig’s Hospital & acts of courage under the Nazis

• Große Hamburger Straße: Stolpersteine (stumbling stones) and memorials to deportation victims

• Otto Weidt’s Workshop for the Blind — hiding Jewish workers and resisting Nazi oppression

Finally, the Rosenstraße Memorial, commemorating public protest against the Nazis — a rare and moving act of defiance.

🚗 Extended WW2 Berlin Tour by Car

For a full-day tour, we continue beyond the city center:

• Claus von Stauffenberg / Operation Valkyrie sites

• Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church & wartime Berlin Zoo stories

• Kurfürstendamm: early Nazi attacks on Jewish businesses

• Salon Kitty & Theo Morell’s office

• 1936 Olympic Stadium: propaganda & Jesse Owens

• Platform 17: memorial to Holocaust deportations

• Bogensee: Goebbels’ abandoned villa

This extended tour uncovers both well-known landmarks and hidden WWII history across Berlin and its outskirts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a private WW2 Berlin tour cost?

Rates typically range from €60–120 per hour, depending on duration, group size, and transport. Car tours may cost extra.

Is this tour child-friendly?

I can adapt the tour, but the Holocaust and WWII topics are heavy. I’ll adjust the content based on age and sensitivity.

Is there still WW2 damage in Berlin?

Yes — bullet holes, ruins, bunkers, and war scars remain, serving as tangible reminders of Berlin’s darkest years.

How long is a WW2 and Third Reich tour in Berlin?

Tours are fully flexible. Options include a 3–3.5 hour walking tour, a half-day tour, or a full-day private tour by car covering both central Berlin and outskirts. You can choose based on your interests and time available.

Can the tour be customized for history enthusiasts?

Yes! The tour can be tailored to focus more on Nazi politics, military history, Jewish heritage sites, urban architecture, or lesser-known WWII landmarks. Your private guide will create a bespoke experience based on your interests.

Can I combine the Third Reich tour with other Berlin tours?

Yes! Many visitors combine the WW2 and Third Reich tour with other themed tours, such as the Weimar Berlin tour, architectural tours, or Cold War Berlin tours, creating a multi-day exploration of Berlin’s history from the Golden Twenties to the Cold War.

Why This is the Best WW2 Tour in Berlin

If you want:

• Hitler’s Berlin, Third Reich landmarks, and WWII battle sites

• Jewish heritage and memorial sites for reflection

• Hidden stories & off-the-beaten-path locations

• A private, fully guided experience

Then this is the WW2 tour to take in Berlin.

Ready to explore Berlin’s history responsibly and in depth?

Send me a message for a personalized quote — tailor the duration, stops, and focus to your interests. This is history, remembrance, and human stories — all in one unforgettable private tour.

Also check out my ultimate list of all WW2 sites in Berlin, plus my ideal itinerary for visiting Berlin’s WWII landmarks.