• Anker Clock - Begin your exploration of Vienna’s Jewish history at the Anker Clock, where your guide will introduce you to the city as it was around 1900—a period of cultural brilliance but also increasing antisemitism.
• Seitenstettengasse - Delve into the everyday life of the Jewish community, exploring their traditions and the vibrant Jewish presence in Vienna before the war.
• Stadttempel - Discover more at Vienna’s main synagogue, focusing on religion, identity, and survival, and learn why the Stadttempel is the only synagogue in Vienna that remains from before the Nazi era.
• Freyung - At Freyung, explore a historic square linked to Vienna’s Jewish history, as your guide discusses the social and political climate that fueled rising antisemitism.
• Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial - Visit the Holocaust Memorial at Judenplatz to reflect on the destruction of Vienna’s Jewish community, learning about the lives lost and the enduring impact of Nazi persecution.
• Heldenplatz - At Heldenplatz, examine a key site in Nazi history, where Hitler declared the Anschluss in 1938, and consider Austria’s role and its ongoing journey to reconcile with its past.

• Certified local guide
• 2.5-hour walking tour
• WWII, Hitler & Nazi history insights
• Hidden streets and lesser-known sites

• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Explore Vienna’s intricate history on a 2.5-hour walking tour that reveals the city’s connections to the Nazi regime and Hitler’s formative years. Led by a certified expert, this tour guides participants through hidden alleys and tranquil streets, unveiling a lesser-known aspect of Austria’s history. Discover the origins of antisemitism and the effects of Nazi terror on over 65,000 Austrian Jews. This contemplative journey also emphasizes Austria’s ongoing efforts to acknowledge and remember its historical wrongdoings, offering a thought-provoking experience for those interested in cultural heritage and memory.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.