
This self-guided audio walking tour of Berlin allows travellers to explore the city's darker history at their own pace. Starting at the site of the book burning, participants will visit various locations that reveal tales of horror, mystery, and ghosts. The tour is suitable for those interested in the unsettling aspects of Berlin's past, though it may not appeal to those looking for light-hearted experiences. It is important to note that the tour relies on a walking tour app for navigation and story delivery, providing a flexible alternative to traditional group tours.
The tour walks the streets of Berlin stopping at spots with links to horrors and haunts. Some are haunted. Others have horrific tales.
The tour starts at the square of the Memorial to May 10, 1933 Nazi Book Burning. You'll hear the story, the horrors and then be guided step by step to many spots in Berlin.
The tour stops at the Neue Wache, Neue Wache is Berlin’s central memorial for the victims of war and tyranny and the building itself has stood here since 1818. .
The tour stops outside the Altes Museum where you'll hear about the items inside.