The Berlin Grunewald Tour
The Glamour and the Grim
Explore the history murder, escape, espionage and tragedy during the Weimar and Third Reich eras in Berlin’s infamous mansion district
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Discover the largest villa colony in the world...
Learn about Grunewald's brave Jewish residents...
...and the fates that befell them
See magnificent ambassadors' residences
Explore a district most Berliners don't even visit!
Explore the "Track 17" memorial, where thousands of Berlin's Jews were deported
Hear WWII spy stories
in the most luxurious settings
Uncover hidden memorials
and the residences of some of the most influential Berliners
From breathtaking mansions
to places easily missed
and surprising modern architecture
Take in views along the way
...and of course, finish with a beer
Frequently asked questions
about the Berlin Grunewald Tour
Do we go inside anywhere?
Not usually, no. We see some wonderful houses, but the doors are sadly closed to us!
Is there a break on the tour?
Not usually. This is a very residential district. There are cafes, shops at bathrooms at the beginning, and a beer garden and cafe at the end, but not much in between.
Where does the tour finish?
This tour finishes at the beer garden outside the St. Michaels Heim. On colder or rainier days we can easily head back to the Grunewald station instead.
Do we need public transport passes for this tour?
Kind of. The tour itself is walking only, but Grunewald is definitely not the centre of town, so you will likely need an AB transit pass to reach Grunewald Station.