Berlin Third Reich Historical Landmarks Tour

Learn about the rise and fall of the Third Reich on this private tour — from its troubled beginnings to the brutality of the Nazi regime and its eventual demise.
Your route will take you to the most important landmarks that define Berlin’s history during that era. Visit the Reichstag building (from the outside), which oversaw many of the events that led Berlin into the Third Reich.

Make a stop at Bebelplatz, site of the infamous Nazi book burnings. And see the former site of the Führerbunker, Hitler’s final operational hiding place — an unmarked spot that you’d likely miss on your own.

You’ll also visit many of the city’s memorials, including the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and the Topography of Terror, a photographic memorial that takes you through the key events of the 1930s and WWII period.

Other stops on this tour include Brandenburg Gate, Pariser Platz, the German Historical Museum, the Academy of the Arts and the former Reichsbank Building.

What's included:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Private Expert Local Guide
• Private Black Van and Driver

Not included:

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

What to expect:

Duration: 4 hours

Reichstag Building

Platz der Republik 1, Berlin, 10557

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

15 minutes

Brandenburg Gate

Pariser Platz, Berlin, 10117

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

15 minutes

Soviet Memorial Tiergarten

Strasse des 17. Juni, Berlin, 10623

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

15 minutes

Checkpoint Charlie

Friedrichstr. 43-45, Zimmerstraße, Berlin, 10117

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

15 minutes

Pariser Platz

Berlin, 10117

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

10 minutes

The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Cora-Berliner-Strasse 1, Berlin, 10117

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

20 minutes

Berlin Story Bunker

Schöneberger Str. 23A, 10963 Berlin, Germany

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

10 minutes

Bebelplatz

Berlin, 10117

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

10 minutes

Berliner Dom

Am Lustgarten, Berlin, 10178

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

15 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

German Resistance Memorial Center

Stauffenbergstr. 13 -14, Entrance through the Commemorative Courtyard, Berlin, 10785

In the 1930s, Berlin entered a new era. From the cosmopolitan, intellectual and traditionally “leftist” capital of the troubled Weimar Republic, Hitler and his Nazi party managed to create an imposing new world under the tight grip of a dictatorship. We invite you to explore how the Third Reich changed Berlin’s history forever through the famous monuments and hidden stories that survived it.

20 minutes