Discover Friedrichshain away from the well-known sights and learn about the stories of women who have shaped the district but are often overlooked in public memory.
This private city tour takes you through the Nordkiez of Friedrichshain and shows how much history is in seemingly everyday places. Between streets, houses, and hidden traces, you will learn about women who were committed, resisted, sought new paths, and shaped the neighborhood.
With historical pictures and personal stories, a new view of Berlin emerges: Who will be remembered – and who will remain invisible?
A special neighborhood tour for everyone who wants to discover Berlin's lesser-known stories, not just visit it.
We are meeting in the middle of the park by the big flower island. You recognize me by a large pink folder
At the Samaritan Church, we encounter a woman who is very noticeable in the cityscape, but only if you know where to look.
In Schreinerstraße lived a housewife in 1940 who was executed by the Nazi regime.
They walk through Rigaer Straße and engage us with its history, from the Nazi era to the occupied houses of the 90s and the neighborhood today.
You will experience a family history that is almost unknown and whose existence has left no trace in the cityscape.
In Friedrichshain there are 108 memorial plaques. Only 8 of them are dedicated to women. One of them hangs here.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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