This isn't just a tour—it’s a deeply human journey through Berlin’s WWII past, told through the eyes of those who resisted tyranny. I’ll guide you to the hidden corners of the city where bravery lived in silence, and history still echoes in the streets.

We’ll begin in the heart of old Jewish Berlin, where a small plaque or quiet cobblestone holds a powerful story. At each stop, you’ll uncover real lives—people who hid, who fought, who stood up when the world looked away.

This experience is powerful, personal, and unlike anything you’d find in a guidebook. It’s an opportunity to connect with the past in a way that’s intimate, emotional, and unforgettable.

Throughout, I’ll bring along photographs, maps, and stories to help you visualise what Berlin looked like under the Third Reich—and how resistance lived alongside repression.

This experience is powerful, personal, and unlike anything you’d find in a guidebook. 


The tour ends at S+U Friedrichstraße, Berlin. This a major train hub with easy easy connection throughout the city. If you need help reaching your next destination please ask your guide. 

Path of Resistance: Berlin’s Hidden Holocaust Stories

Meet your guide in front of the old Post Office building. Look for the guide holding a blue umbrella.

Path of Resistance: Berlin’s Hidden Holocaust Stories

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