Berlin Dark History Guided Walking Tour

Unknown to the casual tourist, many of Berlin's buildings carry the secrets of a dark past. In a unique and fascinating tour, our dedicated guides open up this hidden history for you.
- We'll walk you through the streets where Hitler and his Brownshirts fought their way to power, and tell you how they did it.

- We'll show you the official Nazi Headquarters from where he bullied the world.

- We'll show you buildings that bear the scars of the Second World War.

- We'll show you all these sites and give you the story.

Nowhere else can you experience a tour like this simply because no other place has a history quite like this.

On this private guided tour we tell you the story of how it began, how it was sustained and eventually conquered in 1945.

Meeting Point

Brandenburg Gate

Pariser Platz, 10117 Berlin, Germany

You will be meet by your guide at your accommodation or chosen meeting point.

What's included:

• Private guide

What to expect:

Duration: 4 hours

Pariser Platz

Berlin, 10117

Berlins most prestigious square. Located at the end of Unter den Linden, and the location of the Brandenburg Gate.

15 minutes

Reichstag Building

Platz der Republik 1, Berlin, 10557

The German House of Parliament, and infamous due to the fire that enabled Hitler to take total control. It was fought over during the Battle of Berlin between the Germans and the Soviets, and now topped with a glass copula designed by British architect Sir Norman Foster.

10 minutes

Brandenburg Gate

Pariser Platz, Berlin, 10117

The royal entrance to Berlin of the Hohenzollern family and one of 18 former city gates . It survived Napoleon, WWII and then was trapped in the middle of the Berlin Wall for almost 30 years. A former symbol of division, today "The Gate" stands as a symbol of a reunified Germany.

15 minutes

The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Cora-Berliner-Strasse 1, Berlin, 10117

This massive site covered with stone stelae is the central Germany memorial to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

20 minutes

Fuhrerbunker

Gertrud-Kolmar-Str. 14, Berlin, 10117

Currently a parking lot with a simple sign The location where Hitler spent his final days, married, and then committed suicide during the final days of WWII in Europe.

15 minutes

Potsdamer Platz

Berlin, 10785

One of the busiest traffic intersections in Europe in the 1920s, but destroyed almost completely during WWII, and rebuilt as Berlin’s most modern precinct during the 1990s and early 2000s.

10 minutes

Checkpoint Charlie

Friedrichstr. 43-45, Zimmerstraße, Berlin, 10117

The famous frontline and Allied Checkpoint manned by the Americans and Soviets during the Cold War.

10 minutes