The Jewish Berlin - half day tour

Berlin had a jewish population of 171. 000 people in the early 30s. One of the centers of jewish culture was near the New Synagogue in Oranienburger Street. Still the traces of Jewish institutions from the past can be found, such as the first cemetery, an old-age people's home which became a deportation center, the Jewish boys' school, an orphanage, a hospital, an orthodox rabbinical seminary, the liberal academy for Judaism, all of which represent the variety of Jewish life before the Nazi Period.

- New Synagogue - Council of the Jews in Germany - Old Cemetery - Boys Scool - Girls Scool - Bethcafé - Hackescher Markt We visit the courtyard where Otto Weidt, the Schindler of Berlin, protected Jews and we go to Rosenstrasse where a memorial commemorates the resistance of non-Jewish wifes whose jewish partners had been arrested. I am more than willing to customize this tour according to your preferences, please contact me for a customized tour