Stumbling Through the Past: A Tour of Berlin's Jewish Quarter

⚬ Alte Synagogue
⚬ Hackesche Höfe
⚬ Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt
⚬ Jewish Girls School
⚬ New Synagogue Berlin - Centrum Judaicum

• 4.9
• EN
• 90 min.
• 2.6 km.
• Provided by VoiceMap

Berlin’s Jewish history is complex and tragic, yet filled with remarkable resilience and cultural vibrancy.

In the lively Mitte district, explore hidden courtyards and alleys that reveal centuries of Jewish life, from the Middle Ages to the horrors of the Nazi regime.

Discover inspiring stories of figures like Otto Weidt, who risked everything to save his Jewish friends, and Daniel Itzig, a Jewish man who gained equal status with other Prussian citizens.

Uncover powerful narratives, including women who stood up to the Nazis, secret courtyards central to Jewish life, and how something as simple as paintbrushes helped save lives.

Even find a 1920s party that never ended!

The tour lasts about an hour, offering time to absorb the rich history and vibrant atmosphere of the area.

Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 8, 10178 Berlin

Starting Point

St. Mary's Church

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