
On this private tour, you will explore the historical streets and sites of Cologne, focusing on the impact of Nazism and World War II. Accompanied by a local guide, you will learn about the experiences of the city's inhabitants during this turbulent period, delving into stories of fear, resistance, and survival. This tour is suited for those interested in history and seeking a deeper understanding of World War II in Germany. It is a reflective experience, designed for a small group, allowing for a thoughtful exploration of the past.
This is the meeting point, as it is one of the museums with more information and documents regarding the theme of the Second World War. Please note that we will not go to the museum, but we will talk about its contents.
It originally served as the arsenal of the imperial free city, where weapons, armor and artillery were kept for the defense of Cologne.
We will learn the history of one of the most influential figures of the 20th century for his transition from atheism and phenomenology to the Catholic faith.
We'll talk about his role in World War II. However, we will not pass to the Cathedral.
You’ll discover how art went from spoils of war to symbols of reconstruction.
Destroyed during the war and today a symbol of love
We finish the tour in a place with a dark history, through which thousands of people transit daily.
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