Historical tour of Vienna during National Socialism

Free cancellation

Place: Vienna

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes

Language: English

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Guided Tour

Local touch

Smaller Group Size

Subject expert guide

Group tour

Wheelchair accessible

Pet friendly

Do this because

See the Heroe’s Square, the location where Hitler announced the annexation of Austria
Walk across the Jewish Quarter with the only Synagogue that survived the Nazi regime
Commemorate the victims of the Austrian Jewish Community at the Holocaust Monument

What to expect

On this walking tour in Vienna, you'll see where it all began! How did an Austrian postcard painter turn into the world’s most hated man? Where could Hitler and Stalin have met? See the scars of World War II and the remains of the divided city. Take a deeper look into the darkest days of Vienna’s history.

The walk will begin in front of the Albertina museum, next to the State Opera House (Staatsoper). On this walking tour, you will gain insight into what, where and why it all happened. Find out what and who influenced the young Adolf Hitler’s mind, see and hear the impact of 53 bomb attacks on the city, learn what happened to the once enormous Jewish community, visit the only Synagogue that would survive the Nazi regime and visit the Holocaust memorial.

On this tour, you'll learn how Vienna was divided after the war, why it was the only city in the world where the Allied Powers managed a zone together, and why the Heroes' Monument of the Red Army remains in the city to this day. After this tour, you will certainly gain profound insights into the darkest days of history.

What’s included

Live guided tour

What’s not included

Food and drinks

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Location

Albertinaplatz, 1010 Wien, Austria

Meeting point:

The tour starts at 2.30pm in the old historical centre of Vienna, in front of Albertina building right next to the fountain (street level, not upstairs at the museum´s entrance). Just look for the green umbrella.