GUIDED TOURS

© Uwe Bellm / Stiftung Topographie des Terrors

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 & school groups
    in English & German
    60 min, 80 €
    90 min, 112,50 € (in combination with open-air tour),
    educational institutions free
  • Booking
    > +49 (0)30 247 49 888
    > request form
    > museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin

  • Public Tour
    in English  saturdays & sundays 3:30pm
    in German saturdays & sundays 2pm
    60 min, free


© Stiftung Topographie des Terrors

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 & school groups
    in English & German
    60 min/80 €,
    90 min/112,50 € (in combination with Permanent Exhibiton),
    educational instituions free
  • Booking
    > +49 (0)30 247 49 888
    > request form
    > museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin


© Muzejs „Ebreji Latvijā“, Riga, MEL, F

Death is always among us
The Deportations to Riga and the Holocaust in German-occupied Latvia
29.11.23–10.03.23

Riga was the center of Jewish life in Latvia – until German troops invaded in the summer of 1941. The city then became a destination for deportations and a crime scene for National Socialist extermination policies. SS, police, Wehrmacht and local auxiliary troops murdered almost all Latvian Jews and Jews deported to Riga from the German Reich and annexed Czechoslovakia. The exhibition focuses on Riga as a place of crime and remembrance. It places the city in the history of deportations, German occupation policy and the Holocaust in the Baltic States. In doing so, it also looks at the continued lives of the survivors, the legal processing of the crimes and the memory of the victims. The German-Latvian touring exhibition of the Foundation of Hamburg Memorials and Learning Centres was presented in Riga for the first time in autumn 2022. Since then it has been shown in various German cities that were the starting point for deportations to Riga between 1941 and 1942.

  • Guided Tour for groups & school groups
    in English & German
    60 min/80 €,
    educational institutions free

  • Booking
    > (+49)30 247 49 888
    > request form
    > museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin