Third Reich Guided Tour

Follow the rise and fall of the Third Reich through the streets of Berlin on this Third Reich Guided Tour, a three-hour walk led by an English-speaking historian. The route traces the Reichstag and the path of the 1945 Soviet assault, continues past the former Nazi Air Ministry and the Topography of Terror, and reaches the site of Hitler's Reich Chancellery and bunker, where the regime met its end. Along the way, the guide also covers the German Resistance Memorial Center, marking the execution site of Claus von Stauffenberg.

Tour overview:

🚶 Guided walking tour of Nazi-era Berlin lasting approximately three hours. 
🏛️ Stops at the Reichstag, the Topography of Terror, and the site of the Reich Chancellery and Führerbunker. 
🗣️ Tour guided entirely in English. 
♿ Wheelchair-accessible route. 
👥 Small groups, limited to a maximum of 20 participants. 

Please note: This tour covers sensitive historical subject matter and involves an extended walk through central Berlin.

• Meet your English-speaking guide either at Reichstagufer 17 or outside Berlin Friedrichstrasse station, on the square between the Tränenpalast and the station entrance.
• Look for a guide wearing a blue lanyard with a yellow name tag and show your smartphone ticket to begin.
• The walk concludes at the site of Hitler's former bunker.

The ticket is non-refundable. Once purchased, the date and time cannot be changed.

Address: Reichstagufer 17, 10117 Berlin, Germany.

Closest landmark: The Reichstag building, directly across the street, about a two-minute walk away.

The tour meets in Berlin's government district, along the Spree river, with an alternative meeting point outside Berlin Friedrichstrasse station on the square between the station and the Tränenpalast. From there, the group walks past the Reichstag and through the surrounding district, tracing the sites connected to the rise and fall of the Third Reich.