Germany · THIRD REICH & WWII TOURS
These are guided history walks through the cities themselves — the government quarter in Berlin, the party rally grounds in Nuremberg, the Odeonsplatz in Munich — reading the surviving buildings and the gaps between them. The 15 below list what each covers, how long it walks and what it costs. Visits to the camp memorials at Sachsenhausen and Dachau are listed separately.
Berlin Third Reich and Cold War walking tour: Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, Reichstag Fire, Soviet memorial and Holocaust memorial in 2 hours.
“Our tour guide was amazing! Raffaello many thanks for the tour! You really have a gift at story telling!”
Trace Hitler’s rise in Munich on a 2.5-hour WWII walking tour, stopping at Hofbräuhaus, Feldherrnhalle, Königsplatz, and the White Rose.
“The Guide had such a depth of knowledge that you couldn't help but learn a lot”
Two-hour guided walk linking Berlin’s Third Reich and Cold War sites, with free entry stops and an English guide, ending at Checkpoint Charlie.
“Nice length tour which gave a good overview of the must see tourist attractions. Rebecca our guide was excellent she was enthusiastic, gave good insites in a sympathetic way”
2.5-hour English Third Reich walking tour in Munich, $45.95, covering Königsplatz, Odeonsplatz, beer halls, and memorials.
“Be prepared to walk! The guide was very informative. Wishing we would have had a brief outline of the tour and a sentence or two about each stop so that we could review at home. It was too much to absorbe and remember in such a short period of time.”
Walk Berlin’s Third Reich sites to the Reichstag and Hitler’s bunker. See Holocaust and Soviet memorials in 3 hours.
“A great few hours finding out so much more information about Berlin, its history and Hitler/Third Reich. Well worth the money. Xavier was fabulous! It is 3 hours and today 3/12 it was cold and dry, dress appropriately would be my top tip or you will get cold. Also be prepared to walk about 5000 steps briskly between points of interest, this isn’t for everyone!”
A 3-hour Berlin WWII walking tour for $19, linking Hitler’s bunker sites, Topography of Terror, and the Soviet memorial with expert guides.
“Can really recommend. Very interesting tour and our guide, Hannah did an amazing job. Thank you!”
A 2-hour guided walk through Nuremberg’s former Nazi Party rally grounds, from Congress Hall to Zeppelin Field along the Great Road.
“It was excellent however we were unaware how much walking was to be done.”
Step into Nuremberg’s WWII art bunker, tour tunnels with a local guide, and learn how masterpieces survived bombings amid rubble and rebuilding.
“the Guide Andrea made it very real and explained everything very well. maybe the group could be limited.. there 21 people so a little crushed”
Half-day walk through Berlin’s Nazi-era sites with an English-speaking historian, ending at the Reichstag.
“Fabulous tour guide Jonny, very informative. Wide range of sites visited on the tour, would recommend.”
2-hour Berlin walk through Nazi power sites, Luftwaffe HQ, Goebbels’ ministry, SS/Gestapo HQ, Soviet memorial, and Hitler’s bunker.
“Good tour with an excellent guide who was both articulate passionate and well educated on the subject matter”
A 2.5-hour Munich walking tour tracing the Nazis from early beer-hall meetings to Kristallnacht, with memorial stops for victims and opponents.
“Our tour guide Nick was very knowledgeable and knew what he was talking about. We enjoyed our tour around Munich, well done for getting us out of the way from central area before all crowds gathered for celebrations in the main square ( I saw pictures later of how many people were there 😅) Nick gave us advice about coming back to see the famous hall which we did. Thank you.”
See Dachau and major Third Reich sites in Munich on a guided 8.5 hour tour with included transport, stops, and time to reflect.
“Great tour. Our guide Steve was very knowledgeable. Lots of interesting information and walking.😊🙃”
Bike the Berlin Wall and Nazi era on a 3-hour guided ride with real bunker and ghost-station stories.
“It was a great way to see the city and learn some of the history.”
Walk Nuremberg Old Town and the Nazi rally grounds in English, with public transport included and time at the Documentation Center.
“The guide, Nick was extremely knowledgeable about the city. He had a good sense of humor and worked beautifully with all the different types of people in the tour.”
A 4-hour guided walk through Nazi-era Berlin, from Anhalter Bahnhof to the Reichstag, with Holocaust Memorial and Topography of Terror stops.
“Rohan our guide was knowledgeable and passionate about the subject - highly recommend!”
Germany broken up by the kind of day it makes — pick one and the full list is underneath.
