WALKING TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 wwii & third reich walks travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with a local guide, learn Anne Frank’s story, see key synagogues and memorials, and finish near Anne Frank House.
Most PopularAnne Frank’s Story guided walking tour in Amsterdam. Small group, Jewish Quarter landmarks and Holocaust memorials, ends outside the Anne Frank House.
“You will learn a lot about the Jewish and local culture and history. Our guide, Yoshi was passionate and well informed about the topic and went beyond to provide interesting local perspective. It is a great way to see parts of the city you wouldn’t normally see. Our small group sent additional time enjoying the…”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with an expert guide: Portuguese Synagogue, Auschwitz Monument, Anne Frank context, and Dutch Resistance stories.
“Manuel was the most knowledgeable guide. He was enthusiastic in his delivery and wish to impart as much informationabout the history of Anne Frank's family and the Amsterdam Jewish community during WW11. He made it relevant and interactive for the teenagers and adults alike. I would thoroughly recommend him to all who have the privilege…”
Berlin’s Third Reich and Cold War told on foot from Brandenburg Gate to Checkpoint Charlie, with a Berlin Wall stretch and major memorials.
A 2-hour Berlin walking tour linking the Third Reich to the Cold War, with stops at the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, and major memorials.
“Steve was a fabulous host, very engaging and knowledgeable. Thank you so much for a brilliant. Start to our trip!”
A 2.5-hour Munich walking tour tracing Hitler’s rise from Hofbräuhaus to Königsplatz, plus a stop on White Rose resistance.
Berlin’s 2-hour Third Reich and Cold War walking tour from Brandenburg Gate to Checkpoint Charlie, with a local English guide.
“Very though, very interesting, can’t recommend highly enough”
Walk Munich’s Third Reich sites with an English-speaking guide, from Königsplatz to Marienplatz, with memorial stops and context in 2.5 hours.
“I was travelling during a bit of a slow season and was fortunate enough to book ahead of schedule in a day with no other bookings. So I had the privilege of having a solo tour with Keith, my new Irish friend, who’s lived in Germany now for a couple of decades. Keith was knowledgeable…”
Third Reich Berlin walking tour: Hitler’s bunker, Goebbels HQ, Reichstag and Holocaust sites in 3 hours. English guide, strong context.
“Very educational and eye opening our tour guild was very knowledgeable and easy to understand, and was very keen to answer any questions”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jodenbuurt with an expert guide, hear Anne Frank diary excerpts, and see WWII memorials without Anne Frank House entry.
2-hour small-group Anne Frank walking tour in Amsterdam, ending at Anne Frank House. Learn WWII occupation and Jewish history.
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with an EN/DE/IT/ES guide and Anne Frank diary passages, ending at major WWII memorials for 28.
“Amazing! Sarah was great, and the company was incredible. Totally recommend!”
Step into Bristol’s WWII air-raid shelter beneath the Corn Exchange, then finish with street food at St Nicholas Market. 2-hour tour.
“Entertaining informative educational and overall very entertaining and enjoyable tour. Excellent guide Duncan who is passionate about the history of Bristol during the Blitz and its people. The tour is made by the guides knowledgeable amusing and entertaining approach. Great way to spend 2 hours”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with included synagogue and Holocaust sites, then get an Anne Frank route through the city.
“A very nice and very good guide he provided loads of information and advice I would highly suggest it it’s absolutely worth it”
A 2.5-hour WWII walk in Vienna focused on Hitler’s rise, bomb damage, Holocaust sites, and a rare Allied postwar city division.
Every kind of walk, in every city worth seeing on foot.
