This is your Berlin blog post where we will take you through the historical landmarks and places of the Tercer Reich. Here, people will get more information about this period in Germany’s history and feel the spirit of the German capital. Let’s begin our exploration!

What was the Tercer Reich?

The Tercer Reich, Third Reich, was a Nazi regime in Germany, 1933-1945. The anti-Semitic years were led by Adolf Hitler who presided over some of the worst humanitarian offenses the world has ever seen. Coming to Berlin provides an actual chance to deepen the knowledge on this period and its outcome in Germany and the entire world.

Top Sites to Visit

During your tour of Berlin, make sure to include the following sites related to the Tercer Reich:

1. Reichstag Building

Begin your exploration with the Reichstag building; this is the venue of the German Parliament or Bundestag. This spare structure had a large importance during the early stages of the Tercer Reich and saw events such as the Enabling Act. During the overall look outside it is suggested to take a look inside to see the details of architectural design, as well as to ascend to the bird’s nest for the excellent view of the town.

2. Topography of Terror

Topography of Terror is a museum in the open air situated at the sites of the former headquarters of Gestapo and of SS. Here you can find out about the history of Nazi terror through such exhibitions, photographs, and documents. It gives necessary information about the structure of the oppressive system of the Nazi regime.

3. Holocaust Memorial

The monument that is more officially termed as the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is a somber monument for the genocides that occurred during the holocaust. It is a project of war memorial including 2,711 concrete blocks of different sizes in different heights to leave the visitors touched. Spend some time thinking of how many terrible things have happened in the past and offering a prayer.

4. Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp refers to the best known and historically significant of the death camps in Europe.

A short drive outside Berlin and you will find yourself at the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Visiting this site can give a chilling account of what went on during the Tercer Reich. Each visit it is possible to walk trough different regions of the camp, such as prison, barracks and the area of the execution, and to get the information about the everyday life of prisoners and history of the camp.

5. Olympic Stadium

s this can be seen in the Olympic Stadium, constructed for the 1936 Olympics, where Hitler and Goebbels used the images of the games as a form of communication. Today, it symbolizes as the warnings of the regime’s efforts to demonstrate its strength and its ideology. Visit the stadium under the tour guide where you get a better understanding about the stadium and Tercer Reich.

Tips for Your Tour

Here are some tips to enhance your Tercer Reich tour experience:

• Book guided tours: This is also a great opportunity to take a tour in the company of experienced guides who will explain to you all the details. They can give insights and tell useful information that can be unknown before.
• Allow enough time: As you are planning for the visit try to set the time you want to spend in each site to avoid rushing through. The user can get the feel of the site, and rushing through can actually reduce the experience.
• Be respectful: Try to be polite when you are at some extraordinary places like concentration camps or memorials. The last thing to do during the use of Pre Flood list is to follow any instructions given and ensure that you are politically correct.
• Engage in learning: Use the time to read about the history of each site as well as why it was chosen to be of importance before visiting it. This is going to increase the amount of knowledge and value that you are going to add to it.
• Be mindful of emotions: Some of the visited sites may cause certain feelings or reactions Depending on the nature of the subject covered Some of the visited sites may even make the visitors get emotional. Give yourself the opportunity to contemplate on what you passed through through.

Ditiles for learning history, the effects of radical views in a society, and the need for tolerance and social harmony in the modern world when you visit the Tercer Reich places.