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Overview Tour with a Side Trip to Sites of Jewish History

Special Tour in Celebration of "Berlin Says Thank You"

Bernauer Strasse was one of the focal points of the division of Germany. The multifaceted consequences of the construction of the Wall are visible here: the destruction of the urban landscape and people’s lives, and the separation of family members and friends. This guided tour also examines the GDR’s relationship with its Jewish population and with Israel in the context of the Cold War and highlights traces of Jewish life in Berlin within the former border zone. The tour is part of the “Berlin Says Thank You” series.Translated with DeepL

Meeting point: Visitor Center, Berlin Wall Memorial, Bernauer Straße 119, 13355 Berlin

Booking: Free for all volunteers

Please bring appropriate proof of your volunteer status (e.g., Berlin-Brandenburg Volunteer Card, Volunteer Pass, Student Volunteer Pass, Refugee Aid Volunteer Pass, Juleica, or proof of activity from civil society organizations).

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