Take a walk through Berlin’s history, focusing on acts of resistance, courage, and survival during World War II. Guided by knowledgeable historians, you’ll visit the Jewish quarter and several less well-known memorials.

You will see sites such as Otto Weidt’s workshop and the location of the Women’s Protest, as well as the site of the 1933 book burning. Along the way, you’ll also see Stolpersteine, which commemorate individuals who suffered during the Holocaust.

This tour is designed for those interested in history and reflection, with small groups and respectful storytelling to help deepen your understanding of this important chapter in Berlin’s past.