Nazi Germany

& World War 2

Berlin Private Tour

★★★★★
“Very friendly and engaging guide, with a great knowledge of the area. Even though we were only in Berlin a short time, Jonny managed to show us all the key destinations and provided great insight into the history and significance of what we saw. Easy to book and hugely enjoyable, would highly recommend.”
Nov 2022
★★★★★
“Jonny is an extremely knowledgeable & personable guide. His love for Berlin & his work really shines through and I would highly recommend joining him for a tour if you're in Berlin!! 🙏”
Nov 2022
★★★★★
“Jonny's tours are packed full of insight, and they are an absolute must if you are visiting Berlin. He is a warm and engaging guide, who will take you to the city's must-see sights, share fascinating stories about its history, and share his favourite spots in Berlin too. I'd recommend to anyone who wants to get to know this city.
Nov 2022

Georg Elser Memorial, Berlin Wilhelmstrasse

The Reichstag Building (German parliament)

Memorial to the Murdered Members of the Reichstag

Memorial to the Sinti & Roma murdered under National Socialism

Auschwitz sign at the Memorial to the Sinti & Roma murdered under National Socialism

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (Holocaust Memorial)

Frequently asked questions

about the Third Reich & World War Two Berlin private tour

Do we go inside the museums?

There is so much to see that we stay outside the museums the whole time, or in some cases have a little sneak peek inside. If you really want to visit the museums let us know and we can end your tour wherever you like.

Is there a break on the tour?

Yes. There are plenty of options to stop for coffee & cake, sandwiches, or even a proper Berlin delicacy, a döner.

Where do we finish the tour?

The exact itinerary of the Private Third Reich & World War Two Berlin Tour is flexible. We can finish the tour in the Jewish Quarter, at the Topography of Terror Museum, or next to the Reichstag (German parliament) depending on where your hotel is and what you would like to do after the tour. Let us know and we’ll customise the tour just for you!

Can we visit Hitler’s bunker?

No. The bunker was filled with water and sand more than 30 years ago. We can stand above it and see where is used to be, though!