Jewish History Walking Tour

Jewish History Walking Tour in Berlin

Explore key Jewish historical sites in Berlin with a local guide, ideal for history enthusiasts and cultural visitors.

Highlights

• Discover Berlin's Jewish history on a guided walking tour
• Learn from a local expert about the city's Jewish community
• Visit Ephraim Palace, the first synagogue, and the Jewish Cemetery
• Hear about the Rosenstrasse protests and Berlin Host desecration
• Follow the story of Otto Weidt, an anarchist and rescuer during the Holocaust

Description

The tour begins at Ephraim Palace, built in the 16th century by Veitel Heine Ephraim. From there, visit sites associated with Münzmeister Lippold, the Berlin Host desecration, and the Rosenstrasse protests.

Explore the city's first synagogue and its history. Learn about Otto Weidt, an anarchist who rescued Jews during the Holocaust and was honored as Righteous Among the Nations, similar to Oskar Schindler.

The tour concludes at the Jewish Cemetery in Große Hamburger Straße, offering reflection on the complex history of Berlin's Jewish community.

Includes

• Guided tour of Berlin's Jewish historical sites
• Visit to Ephraim Palace
• Visit to sites related to Münzmeister Lippold
• Visit to the Berlin Host desecration site
• Visit to the Rosenstrasse protests site
• Visit to Berlin's first synagogue
• Visit to the Jewish Cemetery in Große Hamburger Straße

Important Information

• The tour covers significant Jewish historical sites in Berlin
• Led by Falko Hennig, author of Im Anfang war Berlin
• Includes Ephraim Palace, built by Veitel Heine Ephraim in the 16th century
• Features a chapter dedicated to Otto Weidt, noted anarchistic rescuer

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, wear comfortable walking shoes and book in advance. Morning departures offer less crowded sites and cooler temperatures.