Germany · THIRD REICH & WORLD WAR II TOURS
Guided visits to the sites of the Nazi period and the war — Wilhelmstrasse and the Topography of Terror in Berlin, the party buildings in Munich, the Nuremberg rally grounds. Compared below on length, price and how much ground each covers.
Berlin in 2 hours: Third Reich and Cold War sites, 200 m of the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, and memorial stops.
Trace Hitlers rise in Munich on a 2.5-hour WWII walking tour. Stops include Hofbräuhaus, Feldherrnhalle, Königsplatz, plus White Rose.
A 2-hour Berlin walk through the Third Reich and Cold War, from Brandenburg Gate to Checkpoint Charlie, led by an English guide.
Munich’s Third Reich walk connects propaganda, power rallies, and remembrance memorials, from Königsplatz to Marienplatz, in English.
Third Reich Berlin walking tour to Hitler’s bunker, Goebbels HQ, Reichstag, Holocaust memorials and Soviet sites. 3 hours, English.
A sober, high-impact 3-hour Berlin walk tracing Nazi rise and fall, from Hitler’s bunker to the Topography of Terror and Soviet memorial.
Guided 2-hour walk of Nuremberg Nazi Party Rally Grounds: Great Road, Zeppelin Field, Congress Hall ruins, and propaganda context. $15.
Tour Nuremberg’s WWII art bunker to see how masterpieces were protected underground, plus the story of destruction and rebuilding in the Old Town.
Walk Nazi Berlin’s key sites in a tight 4-hour story, led by an English-speaking historian guide, then keep the rest of your day free.
A 2-hour guided walk through Berlin’s Nazi power centers, Soviet memorials, and Hitler’s bunker site, with a live English guide.
Walk Munich’s darkest corners: beer halls, Nazi HQ, Kristallnacht planning and memorials, led in English, 2.5 hours for $29.
Bike Berlin’s Wall and Nazi-era sites on a 3-hour guided ride, with rental bike included, 15 km route, and Cold War bunker stories.
An all-day Munich combo tour pairing Dachau Memorial with a Third Reich walking route through key Nazi-era landmarks.
Nuremberg Old Town and Nazi party rally sites in English, with public transport included, guided stops, and WWII context in 4 hours.
4-hour guided walk through Berlin’s Nazi past, from Anhalter Bahnhof and Topography of Terror to the Holocaust Memorial and the Reichstag.
Every kind of day out in Germany, and what each one costs.
