Historisk Hitler Walking Tour i Wien
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Denne tur er lavet af et lille team af 4 historikere, der vil gøre folk opmærksomme på, hvor hurtige ting kan ændre sig! Lær om Hitlers oprindelse og tidlige år på en 2,5-timers vandretur i det historiske Wien. På denne tur hører du Østrigs og Europas historie fra 1900 til 1955. Udover din guide finder du svaret på følgende spørgsmål: Hvordan blev en østrigsk postkortmaler blevet til verdens mest hadede mand? Hvor kunne Hitler og Stalin have mødt? Plus, du vil se arrene fra Anden Verdenskrig og besøge den eneste synagoge for at overleve Holocaust. Tag et dybere kig på de mørkeste dage i Wiens historie.
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Rejseplan
Den 25. maj 1869 blev åbningen fejret i overværelse af kejser Franz Joseph og kejserinde Elisabeth med en uropførelse af Don Juan af Mozart. Men end efter 1938 ændrede alt sig, inklusive kulturlivet i Wien. Efter "Anschluss" i Østrig besøgte Adolf Hitler Statsoperaen den 19. juni og den 27. oktober 1938. Nationalsocialismens periode var afgang, forfølgelse og mord på kunstnere og medarbejdere. For flere værker var der forbud mod fremførelse.
Mindesmærket mod krig og fascisme er et værk af den østrigske billedhugger Alfred Hrdlicka. Det har stået siden 1988 på Wiens Albertinaplatz - opkaldt efter Helmut Zilk i 2009. Mindesmærket er beregnet til at tjene som et minde om den mørkeste æra i østrigsk historie. Den er dedikeret til alle ofre for krig og fascisme.
Kunstskole, der ikke accepterede Hitler som elev
Heldenplatz den 15. marts 1938 Hitlers tale fra balkonen på Neue Hofburg er blevet indbegrebet af den nationalsocialistiske magtovertagelse og den brede godkendelse af den - og traumet "Heldenplatz" for Den Anden Republik.
Mahnmal für die österreichischen jüdischen Opfer der Schoah Mindesmærke for de østrigske jødiske ofre for Shoah Detaljemindesmærke for de østrigske jødiske ofre for Shoah Til minde om de mere end 65.000 østrigske jøder, der blev myrdet af nationalsocialisterne mellem 1938 og 1945.
Mindesmærke ved Morzinplatz Detaljemindesmærke ved Morzinplatz Det tidligere luksushotel "Metropole" blev et af de mest brutale Gestapo-hovedkvarterer i Det Tredje Rige.
"Seitenstettentempelet" er gemt bag en lejemålsbygning. Wiens hovedsynagoge ligger på Seitenstettengasse 4. Ifølge de regler, der var gældende på det tidspunkt, skulle ikke-katolske tilbedelsessteder skjules og kunne ikke være synlige fra gaden. Derfor står synagogen bag en fem-etagers lejlighedsbygning. Over gadebygningens indgangsport ses indskriften: "Kom til hans porte med taksigelse, til hans forgårde med lovsang!" på denne tur vil du også besøge andre steder, vi har lige tilføjet for at liste de vigtigste attraktioner.
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Vigtig information
- Kørestolsegnet
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Alle områder er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
- På grund af mange brosten på vores rute anbefales det ikke for gæsten inden for en kørestol
- Brug venligst behagelige sko og tøj
- På grund af Wiens uforudsigelige vejr, medbring venligst vand, solbeskyttelse, regnfrakke eller paraply
Anmeldelser(1,000)
Amazing experience- Deter has in depth knowledge about the history of Vienna and he explained everything so well! Highlight of my trip
Wonderful , very eloquent, informative guide !!
amazing tour! dieter was super knowledgeable and very mindful of shade/water breaks! great tour for history buffs, but also very insightful for those that may not have as much background knowledge
If you like history, I highly recommend this trip. The guide was good, knew a lot, and I became a lot of colleagues.
We absolutely loved this 2.5-hour walking tour through Vienna, focusing on the history of Hitler and World War II. It was incredibly fascinating, thought-provoking, and educational. We learned so much along the way. Dieter is extremely knowledgeable and knows how to tell the story in a clear, engaging, and captivating way. He has an incredible amount of knowledge and is also very pleasant and easy to listen to. All in all, this was a fantastic and very worthwhile tour. We highly recommend it to anyone interested in history and the story of Vienna during this important and difficult period. A big, big recommendation!
This is an excellent walking tour to learn about the history of Vienna and our guide pointed out amazing things we just would have walked by! Our guide Sigi knew so much and explained not only what something was but also its historical significance! Highly recommend this
The tour guide was very knowledgeable and gave us a lot of good information! However, this tour is too long to stay engaging. This tour would be better if less time was spent in each location.
It was a great experience through the years in the streets of Vienna. I have walked the streets previously with no context of what I was looking at. This tour really drew a timeline through history and remember those who struggled during the times.
Deter was our tour guide, and we had a great time! It was very informational and entertaining. Be prepared for lots of walking, but you get to see awesome parts of the city.
This was an excellent and informative tour, made even better by our guide, Sissy. Her knowledge of the history was exceptional, and you could tell she was truly passionate about the subject. She encouraged questions throughout the tour and answered each one with confidence and detail. One of my favorite parts of the experience was that Sissy shared historical photographs of the locations as they appeared during that time, along with pictures of the people she discussed. Seeing those images while standing at the actual sites added so much context and really brought the history to life. It was an extremely hot day, but Sissy did a wonderful job of looking out for the group. She kept everyone together, stopped in shaded areas whenever possible, and made sure no one was left behind. My only disappointment was that I expected to visit a few more historical sites related to Hitler. However, Sissy's outstanding storytelling and knowledge more than made up for it. If you're considering this tour, I hope you're fortunate enough to have Sissy as your guide. She is an exceptional guide who made this one of the highlights of our visit.
