Berlin tour World War II

After dreadful years in which the Nazi war machine killed over 10 million Soviet soldiers and over 11 million civilians, the Red Army reached the banks of the Oder River, 50 kilometers east of Berlin. In early April 1945, 1.3 million Soviet Soldiers found a severely weakened Nazi defense, consisting mainly of demoralized and poorly equipped soldiers, old men of the Volkssturm (Home Guard) and young boys of the Hitler Youth. They descended upon Berlin for what Marshall George K. Zhukov called their “final hour of vengeance.”

Definitely this tour is a treat for history lovers. At the site of the Führer Bunker, listen as your guide gives you a step-by-step account of Hitler’s suicide and his last days in the bunker. The guide tells you in detail about Post Great War Germany, the Nazi’s rise to power, Hitler’s ‘Lebensraum’ Policy and Europe’s subsequent destruction. This tour starts from McDonalds opposite the main entrance Zoo U-Bahn station at 1000h accompanied with an expert guide you will embark on a walking tour to visit the following sites: Memorial Church, Cross of Coventry, Site of Goebbels Propaganda ministry, ruins of Himmler’s SS and Gestapo head quarters, Stroll along the north-south axis of Germania designed by Albert Speer, from the towering Great Hall to the monumental arch, Site of Hitler’s new Reich chancellery, Fuhrer bunker, follow the route of soviet attack towards the final battlefield for the soviet memorial flanked withT34 tanks and Red Army Howitzers. And now this tour ends at the U-Bahn station.