Cold War

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Discover Berlin's tumultuous modern history on a guided walking tour of its most significant Third Reich and Cold War sites. Visit iconic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and Soviet War Memorial. Reflect at the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, a poignant tribute to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust/Shoah. See the site of Hitler’s Bunker and the massive Ministry of Aviation, where the GDR was founded in 1949. Explore the former Gestapo and SS headquarters, now home to the Topography of Terror exhibition. Learn about the Berlin Wall, constructed in 1961, and hear stories of the deadly "death strip." View a preserved 200-meter section of the Wall and the spots where daring escapes occurred, as well as tales of those who tragically did not succeed. Conclude at Checkpoint Charlie and hear about the fall of the Wall in 1989 and the journey to German unity.

Rated 4.5 Stars, based on 988 Reviews.

This tour includes a unique mix of a history walk in the city and real historical sights when visiting a real nuclear bunker hidden 4 floors underground. Includes cold war expositions, photos, original items, army gear and equipment. People also recieve a copy of an authentic survival guide with nuclear instructions.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 737 Reviews.

Join this expertly guided walking tour of Berlin and step into the heart of the Cold War conflict that defined an era. Witness firsthand the powerful remnants of the military standoff between the Western and communist worlds. With your knowledgeable guide, explore the Berlin Wall and hidden sections of the deadly Death Strip, stand beside a preserved guard tower, and delve into the mysterious underground 'Ghost Stations'. Stand above the sites of escape tunnels and hear the gripping tales of those who risked everything to create them. Uncover stories of espionage and the intense face-offs between the CIA and KGB in this geopolitical flashpoint. Learn about the influential leaders and pivotal events that kept the world teetering on the edge of nuclear war for decades. Your guide will bring to life what daily existence was like for Berlin’s residents during nearly 45 years of division and tension, and shed light on the far-reaching consequences that continue to shape our world today.

 Whilst not the highest, the widest nor the longest, the Berlin Wall is probably the most famous of them all. And no trip to Berlin would be complete without visiting it and the other significant sites associated with it. We will cover the fascinating period between the Second World War and the construction of the Berlin Wall when the uncomfortable alliance between the Soviets and Western Allies finally shattered, heralding the beginning of the Cold War. what led to the construction of the wall? what led to its fall? what life was like on both sides of the Berlin Wall? • Also we look and the many varied and ingenious ways people escaped and and visit a number of the specific escape spots. • Our Guides have lead hundreds of tours on the Berlin Wall and Cold War and we have molded this tour from years of tour guiding experience and personal research. Whether you are a history buff yourself or just a curious traveler, we don’t think you will be disappointed. We will cover the Who, the Why, the When and the how and see how this history is relevant today

Step into Berlin's history on a private walking tour focused on the city’s WWII and Cold War eras, with photo opportunities at every turn. Led by an expert guide, this immersive experience takes you through Berlin’s most significant sites, from the Berlin Wall and Brandenburg Gate to the Reichstag and Checkpoint Charlie, along with hidden spots tied to the Third Reich and the divided city. As you walk through historic districts and key locations, your guide shares powerful stories of Berlin's dark past under the Nazi regime and the tense years of the Cold War. You’ll capture unforgettable photos at each stop, preserving not only Berlin's architectural beauty but also the profound history woven into each landmark. Whether you're drawn to history, intrigued by Cold War tales, or eager to experience Berlin’s atmosphere, this private tour offers a powerful and picturesque introduction to the city's past and resilience.

Experience the history of the Berlin Wall in a 3.5-hour bike tour. What happened in Berlin after World War II? How come that they built a wall and what does it meant to the Berliners on both sides? On a bike tour along the former Berlin Wall we will give you an idea of how life was like and how Berlin became once again in the last decades.

This private walking tour brings you to the places, where famous events of the Cold War happened and history was written. On this tour you will also see original pieces of the Wall, one of the last remaining guard towers and Checkpoint Charlie. The tour starts at the Berlin Wall Documentation Center in the street "Bernauer Strasse", where many of the dramatic escape attempts took place, successful and tragic ones. You will ride one of the subways that were called "ghost trains" during the division of the city, so-called because of the gloomy atmosphere in the underground stations close to the wall. The tour also covers Checkpoint Charlie, the former military checkpoint and hot spot of the Cold War. This is the site where the fate of mankind was hanging by a thread in 1961 when US and Soviet tanks confronted each other.

Join Birchy or one of our expert guides on a private tour of the key-sites related to the Berlin Wall and Cold War Berlin. Learning the when, why, how of the Berlin Wall explore the incredible Berlin Wall Memorial, with the complete death-strip preserved and partially reconstructed. Unique even prior to the memorialization that occurred after the wall fell, it was the scene of incredible escapes and tragic loss of life. From the Wall Memorial we will head to part of Mitte where the Berlin Wall bounded the American Sector to the South and as well as the British Sector to the west. There we will see the Check Point Charlie (the most famous of all the crossing points between West and East), the immense former House of Ministries buildings (and one of the very few surviving Nazi ministry buildings) and from there head to the last surviving of the BT – variant Watchtower (which we can actually ascend).  The tour finishes at Potsdamer Platz, once one of the busiest city intersections in Europe it was decimated by the end of the Second World War and what remained was further erased due to the construction of the Wall and the development of the death-strip. Now a bustling commercial and entertainment district it is a stark symbol of how a city can rebound from what was a social catastrophe if there ever was one. This is a Walking Tour Pickups are on foot 

Explore Berlin's rich history with this engaging walking tour that reveals the city's powerful stories from World War II and the Cold War. You'll visit famous landmarks and hidden spots, learning about themes of bravery, resilience, and division. Key sites include Checkpoint Charlie and the remnants of the Führerbunker, each offering insights into Berlin's complex past. Discover the personal narratives behind historical events—stories of those who fought for freedom and resisted oppression. You can also see where American and Soviet tanks once confronted each other or visit the Topography of Terror, a stark reminder of Nazi power. This self-guided tour is ideal for exploring significant World War II and Cold War sites in Berlin while learning the stories behind them. You can take your time at each location, allowing for breaks at nearby restaurants or bars whenever you wish.

During the tour you will have an one of a kind time travelling experience. It will be focused on the less visible sides to visitors. True stories, facts and confenssions will take you to the most dark times of the Albanian history. It will be possible to explain the main concepts that were created and that were strongly injected into the population, such as “The concept of the young man” and whatever this means in the concept of Albanian society, the dictatorship of the proletariat, the ideology of school and art, the way of life of people in the city and in the village. We will have an explanation of how these concepts were applied by the regime of the time in Albania. All these will be taken from photos preserved as facts and taken from the archives of Gjirokastra families.

Delve into Berlin's tumultuous contemporary history on our "Berlin: Third Reich & Cold War Walking Tour." Led by an expert guide, this tour takes you on a journey through the city's iconic Third Reich and Cold War sights. Explore landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and Soviet War Memorial, and gain insights into Berlin's role in these historic periods. From the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe to the site of Hitler’s Bunker, this tour offers a comprehensive look at Berlin's complex past.

Join us as we explore Berlin on The Original Berlin World War II Third Reich Tour. This Berlin World War II Tour concentrates on the effects, history, buildings, and stories surrounding Berlin in the Second World War. – Visits to many World War II historical sights and memorials – Recount historic events and urban legends – Explore the effects, history, buildings, and stories surrounding Berlin in the Second World War 2 – Look at the scars and battlefields from left behind during the Battle of Berlin The Berlin World War II & Third Reich Tour is a 3-hour tour. It features: – Battle Of Berlin – The Reichstag – The Russian-German War Museum – Flak Tower – Awesome Local History Guides – History Of WWII In Berlin – The Third Reich Capital – Prenzlauer Berg – The Site of Hitler’s Bunker – Eastside Gallery – Berlin Wall Memorial – Guard Towers – Hidden Sections of The Berlin Wall – Berlin Wall Escape Routes – Hidden Berlin Wall Effects – West Berlin & The DDR – The Berlin Wall Route Today

Discover the Berlin Wall in this immersive private audio tour about the concrete barrier that divided Berlin from 1961 to 1989. Trace where the Berlin Wall once stood and learn how Berlin's place during the Cold War as part of the Iron Curtain defined the city for the second half of the 20th century.  Narrated by a local historian, this Berlin walk is all about exploring how Berlin has changed since the late 1940s, affecting the lives of those living both in the east and west.    We’ll walk through the remains of the wall and explore both East and West Berlin, visiting Ackerstraße, Tunnel 57 and parts of the Berlin Wall.  Venture off the tourist trail and get a local feel for the area, as you learn about the area’s history, take pictures in front of the graffiti artwork that now covers the wall’s remains, and learn about the famous people that lived in this neighbourhood. Note: This is a self-guided audio walking tour and does not include entrance tickets

Explore Berlin past and present on this private 4-hour sightseeing tour. Learn about all the city’s dark secrets of past with a visit to the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, and Hitler’s Bunker. And wander around the vibrant neighborhood of Mitte; admire architectural highlights such as Museum Island and the Gendarmenmarkt; and taste a delicious Currywurst. Discover the history and romance of Germany. • Find out about the past and present of Berlin in a 4-hour private tour • Discover more about Berlin’s WWII and Cold War history from a historic expert • Visit the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, the Palace of Tears, and Hitler’s Bunker • Try a yummy Currywurst, Berlin’s most famous street food • Immerse yourself in wonders of Museum Island and the Gendarmenmarkt • Attend less-known attractions and local haunts in Mitte • This private walking tour can be customized to all of you preferences and receive an undivided attention from your guide

See more than your average tourist and walk the streets where history was written, guided by passionate historians who breathe life into the past. Explore the complex tales of World War II, experience the tangible strain of the Cold War, and establish a profound emotional connection with the spirit of a city that has seen both human achievements and tragedies. When you walk Berlin with us, you discover its soul. Highlights of the tour: Brandenburg Gate: The Reichstag Berlin Wall Memorial to the Holocaust Checkpoint Charlie Learning Objectives: Acquire a thorough grasp of Berlin's crucial function in World War II and the Cold War. Honour Berliners' unwavering spirit and tenacity during some of the most trying times in history. Grasp the global significance of Berlin's partition and eventual unification by exploring the events that led to these developments. Identify and relate to Berlin's important historical landmarks. Why Choose Us? Expertise Small Group Tour Experience

Embark on a journey through Prague’s captivating history as I guide you through the echoes of its Cold War era. This walking tour takes you back to a time when the city bore the influence of the Communist regime for nearly 50 years. Explore key locations of the Prague Spring and Soviet invasion in 1968, and hear the story of Jan Palach, a protest symbol who sacrificed his life. Visit sites of the Velvet Revolution, which ended Communism in our country and Europe in 1989. As the son of a student leader in the Velvet Revolution, I’ll share personal stories to add an intimate touch. Learn about dissident Vaclav Havel, who became the last president of Czechoslovakia. See the former Communist parliament, brutalist architecture, and landmarks like Wenceslas Square, the National Museum, and the Dancing House. This is not just a tour; it’s an immersive dive into the heart of history.

This tour presents the swanky Upper East Side as a stage for some largely unknown or forgotten actors in the escapades of the Cold War.

There is no better way to explore the German capital than a guided bike tour! Opt for an alternative sightseeing experience on a half-day bike tour of Berlin. This tour will focus on the history of the Berlin Wall and the Third Reich. With your guide, you’ll pedal along a cycle path parallel to the Berlin Wall and stop at significant points such as Checkpoint Charlie and the East Side Gallery. Explore the different neighborhoods while making your life healthier. And a big plus that you have chance to choose any departure time between 9am and 6pm. • Fun bike tour of the Berlin Wall and Third Reich history • Stop at significant points such as Checkpoint Charlie and the East Side Gallery Choice of several departures throughout the day • Opportunity to choose your own itinerary considering all your interests • Become healthier while travelling around the most beautiful sight of Berlin

· Overview of the establishment of the Socialistic Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as well as its role during the Cold War. · Post Tito period during the 1980s when the slowdown of the economy and growing nationalism lead to political tensions across the country, the death of Yugoslavia, and the beginning of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. · Learn why Mostar was so strategically important and why it was left as one of the most destroyed cities in Bosnia after the war. · Listen to stories and facts during the war in Mostar and learn how the people survived under constant shelling. · Our guide will share personal experiences and stories of the terrible events that unfolded in this city 30 years ago (shelling, concentration camps, Mostar enclave).

Explore the intense history of Berlin’s Cold War era on this immersive private walking tour, designed to reveal both the architecture and the pivotal moments that defined East and West Berlin. Visit iconic Cold War sites like the towering Television Tower (Fernsehturm), a symbol of East German authority, and the Red City Hall, the center of GDR leadership. From there, delve deeper into the lives of Berliners during the Cold War with stops at key landmarks, including Checkpoint Charlie, Bernauer Strasse, and the East Side Gallery—each bearing witness to stories of division, defiance, and resilience. At Stasi Headquarters and sites like the NKVD/Stasi prison at Fröbelstraße, gain insights into the regime’s surveillance state and the everyday risks citizens faced. This tour offers an unforgettable journey through Berlin’s Cold War past, complete with powerful stories of protest, endurance, and hope.