Yes, the tour is wheelchair and disability accessible. Our guides are trained to lead tours for visitors with a variety of access needs. Please let us know your requirements when booking so we can ensure you have the best experience possible.

Our walking tours have an average group size of 8-10 people, with a maximum of 15. This intimate group size ensures you get personal attention from our expert guide throughout the tour. You'll have opportunities to ask questions, discuss insights, and really dive deep into history without getting lost in a large crowded group. We keep it small so you don't feel like just another head in a herd of tourists.

Yes. We welcome students of all ages who are interested in gaining a deeper understanding of this historical period. For older high school students, this can serve as an excellent introduction or supplemental learning to their WWII studies. Younger children are also welcome when accompanied by parents - we find this tour provides a meaningful opportunity for a family to learn about history together. Our expert guide is accustomed to working with younger audiences and can adapt the tour content to be engaging and suitable for all ages

Our Berlin WWII walking tour is primarily an outdoor experience focused on visiting memorial sites, landmarks, and locations of historical significance throughout the city. We do not go inside buildings or museums along the route.

The tour ends at the U-Bahn Bernauerstrasse. The train line U8 runs directly into Berlin city centre.