
Berlin: Third Reich Tour in Spanish
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- Duration options: 2 - 3 hours
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US$ 18.11
per person
From
US$ 18.11
per person
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US$ 16.90
per person
From
US$ 18.11
per person
History is palpable in Berlin. The tumultuous past of Germany remains in the forefront of its citizens’ minds through monuments, memorials, and the few historic sites that weren’t bombed during WWII. Be sure to visit these five in the capital city.
You’ll have to head east for a deeper look into Soviet East Germany; these are some of the only landmarks that weren’t stormed by citizens after the fall of the Wall.
Completed in 2004, the holocaust memorial is considered to be one of the most harrowing of our time, representing a system of lost touch with humanity.
It was damaged during WWII, then hidden away between the East and West sides of the Berlin Wall. Restored and public, Germany’s most famous landmark is pure Prussian stateliness.
Berliners call the Gedächtniskirche “The Hollow Tooth” because its spire was never reconstructed after WWII to serve as a reminder of war’s terrible destruction.
Small lengths of graffiti-covered giants remain of The Wall, that which divided Europe with its internal “death strip” from 1961 to 1989.
Berlin’s public transportation system is fantastic. Buy a week pass or a bundle of four single tickets at a time to save a little spending cash.
The city has one of the best global infrastructures for tourism. Take advantage of it! Check out visitberlin.de or look into purchasing a Berlin WelcomeCard, your flatrate ticket that includes train fare, a city map, guide, and discounts on nearly 200 attractions.