Top Berlin Crime Tours

This THOUGHT-PROVOKING, UNIQUE and ENGAGING tour, "Never Again,” has been created to help the visitors unravel the realities and nightmares of one of the darkest periods of modern history. It's time for a journey of consciousness, a pursuit of remembrance and change. There is not enough talk about what happened, we have to make sure it doesn’t happen again. We will talk about the victims of this concentration camp and the Holocaust in general, and draw parallels to current events. The conversation is designed to challenge all of us. Things to note: The tour is meant for persons aged 13 or older. Each guide will be identified with a small yellow flag and our name! This tour involves a lot of walking.

Why Choose This Tour? This immersive and historically rich experience takes you deep into Berlin’s wartime past, offering a thought-provoking journey through Nazi rule, WWII, and its aftermath. With a private guide, you’ll receive in-depth storytelling, expert insights, and a personalized perspective on the legacy of the Third Reich. Dedicated to turning your travel wishes into reality, ensuring a personalized and seamless experience tailored to your preferences. We strive to accommodate special requests and make every journey unforgettable. Up your travel expectations.

Learn about the dramatic final days of World War II in Berlin during this half-day walking tour. Visit some of the most important historical sites in Berlin with your guide as you listen to your guide's narrative about the events that culminated in the German surrender. View the site of Hitler's bunker and learn about daily life for residents during the war, particularly those who opposed the Third Reich.

Spend the day learning about Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp on a guided tour, which includes transfers from Berlin. Gain insight into some of the darkest days in history as you and your group engage in reflective discussions and uncover the harrowing truth behind the Nazi regime. Retrace the footsteps of victims and pay homage to the countless lives lost. Plus, this ticket includes a contribution to the camp memorial.

Go in search of Berlin’s best street art with a tour that puts the spotlight on the city’s off-the-grid enclaves. With an urban art-loving local guide, you’ll find vibrant murals, illegal graffiti, and quirky artistic sights that many visitors miss. Hear some of the meanings and theories behind the art as you explore, and learn about Berlin’s burgeoning street art scene.

Avoid missing out on valuable information about Berlin’s past and present on this half-day guided walking tour through the city's Mitte district. Visit landmarks from the city’s Prussian, Imperial, Nazi, Cold War, and modern eras, offering insight into the evolution of this fascinating German capital. Stroll along the iconic Berlin Wall and follow Unter den Linden to the Brandenburg Gate. Then check out the rebuilt Reichstag and the Holocaust Memorial and hear the amazing stories of Cold War Berlin at Checkpoint Charlie.

Discover Berlin as the frontier of the Cold War on this guided historical walking tour. After World War II, Berlin changed from the capital city of Nazi Germany into the pivotal city in a struggle to control war-torn Europe. Retrace the trail of the “death strip” and the Berlin Wall. Visit some of Berlin’s most popular Cold War attractions, like the Berlin Wall Memorial, underground "ghost stations," and more. Learn about the history of Berlin, from its founding to this divided city of the Cold War.

Experience Berlin's historical highlights on a fascinating rickshaw tour berlin as we guide you through the city's magnificent streets and squares. From the imposing buildings of the Brandenburg Gate to the majestic remains of the Berlin Wall - discover the captivating history of Berlin comfortably with our rickshaw sightseeing and eco-friendly tours. Experience the capital on our berlin bike tours – ideal for celebrations or events, such as a bachelorette party. We offer the right solution for all occasions. Discover Berlin's artistic side with our insider tour berlin, which leads to the best street art spots. Our eco-friendly tours offer a variety of experiences, including specially guided street art tours. Our city tour berlin shows exciting, lesser-known places and offers insights into history and culture.

Take this private day tour to follow the traces of the Second World War in Germany and Poland. Visit the Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum of a former Nazi Germany concentration camp. Travel across the border to Poland and tour the underground tunnels and shelters to experience the life of Polish people under the constant threat of air raids in occupied Poland. Walk around the charming city of Szczecin and learn about its history and reality during the Cold War. Enjoy a dinner in a traditional Polish Restaurant and private transportation with free snacks and beverages during the whole trip.

Why This Tour? This private tour offers a deeply personal and respectful journey into one of the darkest periods of human history. With expert storytelling and tailored guidance, this experience is designed to educate, honor, and inspire reflection. Perfect for history enthusiasts, students, and those seeking meaningful travel experiences.

Whiz around the streets of Berlin in style on this rickshaw sightseeing adventure. Rather than traveling on the crowded subway, feel the fresh air and enjoy a more intimate and fun form of transport. During the tour, pass by main city landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, Checkpoint Charlie, Berliner Dom, and the East Side Gallery.

This tour focuses on the psychology and lives of both victims and perpetrators, exploring clues to the central question. It began with polarizing, violent, and stigmatizing words during the Weimar Republic and escalated over twelve years of dictatorship. The camp system started provisionally when Hitler came to power, evolving from the idea of “protective custody” to forced labor exploitation, and ultimately to the death camps of the “Final Solution.” Sachsenhausen existed for nine years. Originally planned for about 6,000 inmates, it eventually held over 40,000, with more than 50,000 people losing their lives there. In 1936 this model camp was built in the forest during the Berlin Olympic Games. Its architecture is a stark testament to the SS’s omnipotent control and the professionalization of terror. The tour is information-dense, covering multiple storylines that unfolded simultaneously at the camp. All guides hold the official certification of the memorial site.

Explore Berlin’s craft beer scene on this guided tour. Sample several craft beers throughout the tour at a local brewery and craft beer bars. Learn about the brewing process and the rise of craft beer in Germany, plus enjoy a hot snack. Learn about the rich history of beer within the country to prepare you for the rest of your trip. Vegan, vegetarian, and alcohol-free options are available with 48-hour notice.

Dive deep into Berlin and Germany’s Jewish history on this guided tour of the Jewish Museum. With a private guide, learn about the history of the Jewish people in Germany from ancient times through the atrocities of World War II and today. You can also upgrade your experience to include visits to the Holocaust Memorial, Topography of Terror Museum, and the Jewish Quarter.

This tour focuses on the psychology and lives of both victims and perpetrators, exploring clues to the central question. It began with polarizing, violent, and stigmatizing words during the Weimar Republic and escalated over twelve years of dictatorship. The camp system started provisionally when Hitler came to power, evolving from the idea of “protective custody” to forced labor exploitation, and ultimately to the death camps of the “Final Solution.” Sachsenhausen existed for nine years. Originally planned for about 6,000 inmates, it eventually held over 40,000, with more than 50,000 people losing their lives there. In 1936 this model camp was built in the forest during the Berlin Olympic Games. Its architecture is a stark testament to the SS’s omnipotent control and the professionalization of terror. The tour is information-dense, covering multiple storylines that unfolded simultaneously at the camp. All guides hold the official certification of the memorial site.

Walk in the footsteps of the thousands who suffered and resisted at Ravensbrück, the largest Nazi concentration camp for women. On this private full-day tour from Berlin, your expert guide will take you on a powerful and moving journey through original camp buildings, including the preserved prison block, crematorium, and the SS headquarters. Explore exhibitions that bring to life the experiences of women imprisoned here—from forced labour to medical experiments—and gain a deeper understanding of the moral complexities and historical legacy of this site. With hotel pickup, private transport, and thoughtful storytelling, this tour offers not just information, but reflection. A profoundly human experience that sheds light on one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century.

Embark on an intimate journey meticulously crafted for history enthusiasts eager to go beyond the ordinary. We will delve into the intricate tales, personalities, and policies that played pivotal roles in the Final Solution and the mechanisms that facilitated it. With Berlin’s only World War II tour specialists. This study tour offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to connect profoundly with history. Highlights: Wannsee Villa Memorial to the Victims of 'Euthanasia' Killings Site of Deportations SS Main Economic and Administrative Office Research Department for Racial Hygiene Learning Outcomes: Understand the magnitude of the Holocaust Delve deep into the policies, strategies, and key figures Understand the significance of administrative and bureaucratic structures Engage in discussions and reflections that foster critical thinking

Experience a profoundly moving full-day visit to Ravensbrück with at least 4 hours on site. In 1939, the Nazis established a women’s concentration camp opposite a renowned spa town, where smoke from the camp was visible to guests. Over its six years of operation, more than 100,000 women from Germany and all occupied territories endured horrific treatment at the hands of SS guards, many of them women. Tragically, over 30,000 lost their lives due to disease, exhaustion, hunger, brutality, or were murdered in gas chambers, shootings, or through inhumane medical experiments. It was by far the largest concentration camp for women in the Nazi system. Unlike more frequently visited concentartion camp sites as Sachsenhausen or Auschwitz, Ravensbrück offers a more reflective atmosphere due to its size and relative quiet. The gender-specific history highlights aspects such as female guards, women’s solidarity, and children in concentration camps.