Berlin Private Complete History All Day Walking Tour

Learn about why it was constructed and how it became a focal point for the different Berlin's and Germany's that formed (and fell) after its construction and an important symbol of divided Berlin during the Cold War. Don't be afraid to ask your guide for a photo!:)

We will introduce you to the Hohenzollern's and share with you why the building was built, how it played a major role in the solidification of the Nazi Dictatorship in early 1933, how it was the scene of savage fighting in the culmination of the Soviet Battle of Berlin and every thing that happened to the building up to and after German Reunification.

We will look at its construction, the surprising origin of its building materials and discuss the symbolism and controversies associated with it.

We will find out how it developed from the medieval period and how the events in Berlin also greatly affected the park itself.

Proudly sited in the middle of the Tiergarten. We will share with you when and why it was constructed and perhaps, surprisingly, where it used to be located!

The site of the Fuhrer Bunker and the place where one of the biggest tyrants the world has ever known spent his final days!

A witness to the most turbulent years of the 20th Century.

One of the points of evil with Nazi Berlin and we will discuss what happened post-war with the site.

constructed as well as sharing stories of the some of the great escapes and tragic deaths that occurred.

Learn about its origins and how it developed into a true architectural gem.

We will discuss the Catholic cathedral (St Hegwigs), the Humboldt University faculty of Law, the City Opera House. This was also the site of the most infamous of the “Nazi Book Burnings” so will observe and discuss the thought-provoking memorial that is present in the square.

We will share with you the history of the building, the University and who the Humbolts were.

A political weathervane and now, in it’s current incarnation, a very moving memorial.

ped, the Museums, the Cathedral and some of the architects who designed them.

And architectural gem and a very lucky survivor.