Gestapo, SS and Reich Security Main Office on Wilhelm- and Prinz-Albrecht-Straße Permanent Exhibition
This tour focuses on how the personnel of the Nazi terror machine planned, organized and implemented the persecution and murder of millions of people in Germany and throughout Europe – and what this meant for the victims. The tour ends with the question of how the perpetrators were dealt with in postwar Germany.
Guided Tour for groups in English & German 60 min, 80 € 90 min, 112,50 € (in combination with open-air tour)
Guided Tour for school groups & educational institutions in English & German 60 min, free 90 min, free (in combination with open-air tour)
The Historic Site: Topography of Terror (open air)
From the organizational center of Nazi extermination policy to a forgotten place after 1945. This site tour invites you on the track of history on the grounds of the former Nazi »Terror Center«. With our expert guides you can get a critical perspective on the Nazi past and the way this »site of the perpetrators« was dealt with after 1945.
Guided Tour for groups in English & German 60 min/80 € 90 min/112,50 € (in combination with Permanent Exhibiton),
Guided Tour for school groups & educational institutions in English & German 60 min, free 90 min, free (in combination Permanent Exhibiton)
Zuschnitt: Bewaffnete Kämpfe in Berlin, März 1919, Copyright: Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-R29325, o. Ang
Weimar under attack 20.03.24 - 01.09.24
Germany’s first democracy began with a non-violent revolution in 1918. The empire became a republic. Only a few weeks later, however, the peaceful beginnings turned violent. Uprisings, assassinations and attempted coups by both right- and left-wing factions posed a massive threat to the young republic. The multimedia exhibition “Weimar Under Attack” traces the facets of violence in the years 1918 to 1923. It shows how extremists and separatists brought the country to the brink of civil war, the drastic means used by the state in retaliation and how the language and literature of the time reflected the brutality of the events. At the same time, the exhibition raises the question of how lines of continuity run through Germany’s long history of political violence – from the Weimar Republic through the Nazi era to the present day.
Guided Tour for groups & school groups in English & German 60 min/80 €
Guided Tour for school groups & educational institutions in English & German 60 min, free
