The influence of Berlin’s diverse Jewish communities – reform, orthodox, artistic and intellectual – extended across the Western World. The traces of these communities still exist and link in a web of fascinating history in the city’s former Jewish quarter. This tour of Jewish Berlin provides an excellent introduction to a history so relevant for the Jewish world of today. Abundant highlights include the New Synagogue, the city’s original Jewish cemetery, the active central school of Berlin’s Jewish community, traces of Crystalnacht and the Nazi Period, the Yidass Yisrael Synagogue, Otto Weidt’s Workshop for the Blind, the site of the Rosenstrasse Protest, and more.

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