Dedicating three days to Jewish sites and sights means that we can go beyond our itinerary for two days of Jewish Berlin.
Our suggestions for the third day include: - The Train Wagon monument and the "Wall of Flames", Berlin’s first attempt to address the past artistically by using the Nazi deportation records
- The Wall of Mirrors at the market square of Steglitz and the neighborhood’s still existing old synagogue building (no longer used as a synagogue)
- The Jewish cemetery at Schönhauser Allee (where the impressionist painter Max Liebermann is buried)
- The Jewish cemetery in Weissensee (Europe's largest still active Jewish cemetery with very interesting architecture)
- The House of the Wannsee Conference (the guides are asked to do the guidance outside, before going in - but the place is very significant)
In a three-days itinerary, these locations don't have to be done specifically on the third day - we will shift things between the days so everything makes sense geographically. For more details, please contact us.
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