With the Jewish Quarter, Inner Courtyards & Third Reich Free Tour you will see the St. Mary's Church and walk through the streets of Rosenstraße to learn about the history of the emblematic non-violent demonstrations that took place in this area. You will walk through the labyrinthine courtyards of Hackesche Höfe, which are unique and have been declared a historical monument. Nearby is Auguststrasse, one of Berlin's most cultural streets, home to a large number of galleries displaying the most surprising works from all over the country. Later, you'll reach the Otto Weidt Museum and the former Jewish cemetery, the resting place of many of Berlin's personalities and an indelible reminder of the consequences of the Holocaust. You will visit the New Synagogue, built in the heart of the district, the main Jewish temple in Berlin. Here you will discover all its history and its enormous importance. You will also see the area of ​​Rosen Straße square, where thousands of Jews were arrested and executed by the Nazis, learning about the consequences that the Third Reich had for the city. You will also learn about the first concentration camp, Hitler's bunker or the Reichstag, one of the most important buildings of the Nazi regime.