Barrio y Museo Judio - Descubre la historia judía de Berlín

The Jewish community has been present in Berlin since its founding, living better and worse moments: expelled already in Prussian times, they were allowed and denied permanence on multiple occasions until Nazism wrote the saddest period in its history. This Berlin Jewish Museum and Quarter tour lets you enjoy Jewish culture and understand aspects of their life that, at times, were not easy at all. The tour takes place with a maximum of 15 people per group. We start in the Kreuzberg neighborhood, in front of the main entrance of the Jewish Museum, and go inside with the guide to see the permanent exhibition up close. Then we move by public transport to the New Synagogue of Berlin, which shines with its gold in the sunlight. We will visit the Jewish Cemetery, where we will not find any tomb but a sculpture, since Germany under the Nazi regime looted it in 1943. It is a perfect visit to learn details about life before and after the persecution, through which many ended up in concentration or extermination camps, such as Sachsenhausen. What effect did the 'Night of Broken Glass' and the 'Wannsee Conference' have on the Jewish population of Berlin? How did the Jewish people gain privileges in the time of the great Kaiser Wilhelm, and how were they repealed in the Third Reich? We will answer these questions throughout the tour. We will see the inner courtyards and modernist courtyards of Berlin in Hackescher Markt, where the tour ends. This tour is carried out with the support of lis10app technology, to give better quality to the tour and respect other visitors.