Berlin · JEWISH BERLIN HERITAGE TOURS
The Jewish Museum, the synagogues and courtyards of the Scheunenviertel, and the brass Stolpersteine set into pavements across the city. The 13 below are listed with what each visit covers, how long it runs and what it costs.
Free Jewish Museum Berlin ticket with skip-the-line entry. Explore centuries of Jewish life in Daniel Libeskind’s symbolic building in about 2 hours.
“The guide was amazing, a crazy god narrator and also an entertainer. Loved it”
3-hour Berlin tour tracing the Nazi rise, Jewish community sites, and resistance, from the New Synagogue to Otto Weidt workshop.
“Abbiamo ritrovato Lorenzo con grande fortuna perché è un serio professionista, preparato ma assolutamente coinvolgente. Grazie anche di questa bella esperienza.”
Private 4-hour Jewish heritage walk in Berlin with a dedicated English guide. Hackesche Höfe, Gleis 17, Otto Weidt, New Synagogue.
“Our guide Eran was great. We covered lots. He was most knowledgeable. Strongly recommend this tour. Jewish or not.”
Private 3-hour Jewish Berlin walking tour through synagogues, Rosenstraße, Hackesche Höfe, Otto Weidt and memorials, with hotel pickup.
“My husband and I very much appreciated Adi's personal experience as a Jewish person and an Israeli in Berlin, in addition to the sites and the history of the sites. What became most poignant after the tour, was the massacre in Israel by Hamas about two days later. I thought about Adi after this happened, and want to give her my best. Please let her know that Tim and I hold her in our hearts.”
A private 3-hour Berlin walk through Jewish life from 17th-century roots to today, with stops at Otto Weidt and the New Synagogue.
“Carlos, our guide, is so knowledgable and makes our tour not boring.”
A 5-hour private Jewish Berlin walking tour with hotel pickup, key memorials, and stories you will not get on your own.
“The Kinder transport memorial was special. The entire tour was excellent. We liked our guide, Ariel, very much. He is very knowledgeable, and answered any question we asked.. Personally, I was shocked to learn that the New Synagogue is magnificent to view from the exterior, but that beyond the beautiful facade is nothing more than offices, a yard and a small chapel on the 3rd floor. How sad. We enjoyed our tour and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about the history of the Jews from Berlin.”
A 1.5-hour English guided highlights tour of the Berlin Jewish Museum core exhibition, with symbolic architecture and key Jewish history.
“è stato un tour molto emozionante ed immersivo. lo consiglio a tutti quello che vogliono sapere tutto sia storicamente che emotivamente.”
Walk Jewish Berlin with a Jewish history scholar in a small group, visiting the New Synagogue, Scheunenviertel sites, and the Holocaust Memorial in 3 hours.
“Very good tour. Enjoyed the conversation, discussion and his own personal insight to residing in Berlin.”
A private 2.5-hour Berlin tour with Jacob covering key Jewish sites, Holocaust remembrance, and today’s Jewish community, with hotel pickup.
A private 2.5-hour Berlin Jewish walking tour with hotel pickup, tailored pacing, and key stops from Scheunenviertel to the Holocaust Memorial.
“We walked a great deal and got to some interesting places. But would have liked to have a stop at the museum at the holocaust memorial and at the synagogue.”
Berlin's historic Jewish walking tour through the city center, tracing the Konfektion tailoring industry from the Prussian era to today.
“Got totally new insights into the city that I wouldn't have gotten without the tour :)”
Walk Jewish Berlin from Moses Mendelssohn’s era to WWII sites, including Otto Weidt Museum, synagogue landmarks, and memorials.
“Tal was an outstanding guide who was very passionate about the subject matter. Very informative!!! Highly recommended!!!”
Private 3-hour walk through Berlin’s Jewish district, from New Synagogue domes to Otto Weidt and child deportation memorials, $23.
“Orit is extremely knowledgeable and professional. She shared her own personal story as well as providing information about the Jewish neighborhood in Berlin. We really enjoyed the time we spent with her.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
