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Step into Vienna’s complex past with the Vienna World War II, Nazi Regime & Hitler Walking Tour. Led by a certified expert, this 2.5-hour guided walk uncovers the city’s hidden Nazi history, taking you to sites connected to Hitler’s early years and Vienna’s role during the Third Reich.
Discover lesser-known locations that reveal a side of Vienna most visitors never see. Learn about the persecution of over 65,000 Austrian Jews, the roots of antisemitism, and how Austria is working to confront its past through remembrance and education.
This tour offers a compelling look at Vienna’s history, blending storytelling with visits to significant sites like the Anker Clock, the main synagogue, Judenplatz, and Heldenplatz. It’s a powerful experience for anyone interested in understanding how history shaped the city and its people.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
The tour is conducted in English.
Yes, children aged 4-15 and adults up to 64 can participate. Infants aged 0-3 can also join, and the tour is wheelchair accessible.
A certified local guide, 2.5 hours of walking, insights into WWII, Hitler, and Nazi history, visits to hidden streets and lesser-known sites, with all taxes and fees included.
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.
Meet in front of the colorful Anker Clock, where your guide will be waiting with an 'Austria Guide' badge.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure for a full refund.
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At the Anker Clock, you'll meet your guide and begin exploring Vienna's Jewish history, starting with the city around 1900—a time of cultural brilliance and rising antisemitism.
Learn about everyday Jewish life—community, traditions, and the vibrant pre-war Jewish presence in Vienna.
Visit Vienna’s main synagogue, the Stadttempel, and hear about religion, identity, and survival—highlighting why it’s the only synagogue from before the Nazi era still standing.
At Freyung, explore a historic square tied to Vienna’s Jewish past, with insights into the social and political climate that fueled antisemitism.
At Judenplatz, visit the Holocaust Memorial and reflect on the destruction of Vienna’s Jewish community and the impact of Nazi persecution.
At Heldenplatz, examine the site where Hitler announced the Anschluss in 1938, and discuss Austria’s ongoing process of confronting its past.
Meet everyone at the start point
Your guide will be waiting in front of the colorful Anker Clock, wearing a badge that identifies them as an 'Austria Guide.'
Open in Google MapsCancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure for a full refund.
Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $24.46 per person