Embark on a private three-hour walking tour, delving into the riveting history of the Jewish Community in Germany. Your guide tailors the journey to your interests, starting at St Mary's Church, where accused Jews were burned in 1243. Witness Ingeborg Hunzinger's Block of Women, honoring non-Jewish women's courage against the Gestapo in 1943. Explore the Museum Blindenwerkstatt, concealing deaf and blind Jewish employees during the 1940s.
Pass by the Anne Frank Centre and the poignant Old Jewish Cemetery, restored post-war. Encounter Willi Lammert's "Jewish Victims of Fascism" sculpture, marking a tragic chapter between a cemetery and a seized Jewish home. Pause at The Missing House memorial, a testament to wartime destruction. Stroll by the Jüdisches Gymnasium and conclude with a guided tour of the New Synagogue, nearly destroyed during Kristallnacht.
This tour traces the Jewish Community's 800-year journey, from medieval times to the Holocaust. Uncover tales of persecution, resilience, and heroism, exploring monuments that reveal the community's struggles and triumphs. As you navigate lesser-known sites, you'll gain insight into the profound impact of the Jewish people in 20th and 21st-century Europe, leaving you moved and inspired by their enduring history.
Duration: 3 hours