Recorrido histórico por la ciudad en el Barrio Africano de Berlín
Descripción
¡Descubre el Barrio Africano en el norte de Berlín con nosotros en un recorrido a pie de dos horas! El Barrio Africano es un área monumental que consta de 22 calles. Llama la atención que las calles de este barrio lleven nombres de países africanos, ciudades europeas o antiguos comisarios imperiales de la época colonial. Pero, ¿qué relación tenía Alemania con los países africanos y qué papel jugaron los gobernantes coloniales en ese momento? Con nosotros encontrarás las respuestas a todas estas preguntas y muchas más. Llegamos a la época colonial a partir del siglo XX. hablar. Esta parte de la historia germano-africana rara vez se discute y, sin embargo, fue muy emocionante. Te invitamos a un cambio de perspectiva que no obtienes de esta forma en ningún tour. Da un paso hacia el pasado y dos pasos hacia el futuro con nosotros.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
¿Qué tiene que ver Swakopmund con Berlín? ¿Qué papel jugó Alemania en Namibia? ¿Responderemos a estas y otras preguntas interesantes durante el recorrido?
¿En honor a quién se nombró a Petersallee? ¿Se debe cambiar el nombre de la calle? ¿Si es así por qué?
¿Quién fue Gustav Nachtigal? ¿Por qué la plaza central del Barrio Africano lleva su nombre? Compartimos contigo esta y otras interesantes informaciones sobre la época colonial.
¿Qué pasó en Berlín en 1884? ¿Qué es la Conferencia del Congo y por qué no estuvo presente nadie de África? Te mostramos un mapa de África antes y después de la conferencia de Berlín.
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Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(8)
Really good tour sharing the history of Germany’s ties to Africa. Our tour guide Desmond was very knowledgeable. He shared the history of the area as well as the street names. Desmond also answered all of our questions and made the tour an interactive one which kept us engaged. At the end of the tour, he also shared a restaurant recommendation
Such a great tour. It was two hours but it went by so fast. No one wanted the tour to end and we stayed another 15 minutes asking the guide questions, that he graciously answered. Super informative and engaging. I think everyone that visits Berlin should take this tour.
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I took part in a decolonial city tour and am thrilled. The mediation was knowledgeable, reflective and at the same time incredibly accessible – with an impressive balance of depth, humor and clarity, despite the gravity of the subject. Not only did I learn a lot, but I also gained new perspectives. I was particularly impressed by the personality of the speaker: committed, empathetic, authentic. A tour that reverberates for a long time. Unrestrictedly recommended!
Vielen lieben Dank für die positive Bewertung und schönen Worte. Sie bedeuten mir viel! Ich freue mich auf ein Wiedersehen!
I can only agree with the review of Martina L. The tour of the African Quarter by Justice was extremely one-sided in my view. The goal set on the website of Dekoloniale Stadtführung itself, namely "to create a solution-oriented mindset when it comes to creating a new and fairer world", was completely missed in my opinion. For this guided tour of the African Quarter, street names and names of allotment gardens were the only connection in the African Quarter. Without these, the tour could have taken place anywhere else. The guide already took offense at the name of the small garden complex (KGA) "Little Africa", which she portrayed as disparaging. My objection that there was also "Kleinmachnow" near Berlin, for example, and that "small" could refer to the size of the plant, did not lead to relativization on the part of the city guide. The first stop of the tour had been - even before the KGA - at a playground where Justice showed a picture of a playground with tipi tents. Apart from the fact that this playground was not located in the African Quarter, the tipi tents were portrayed as racist game elements. At the junction of Swakopmund Street and Windhuker Straße, the city guide showed a photo of two street names in Swakopmund (Namibia) - Bismarckstraße and Poststraße - and said that there were other streets with German names. This should probably be an indication that colonialism would continue. That the former Kaiser Wilhelm Street in Swakopmund was built in honor of the 1st However, Justice did not mention Namibia's president as Sam Nujoma Avenue in 2001. But it was the renaming of Petersallee to Maji-Maji-Allee in the African Quarter. There was no reference to the current situation of African states. Overall, a solution-oriented mindset was not recognizable for me and the tour at 29 euros per person for 1 1/2 to 2 hours was significantly too expensive.
Vielen Dank für das ausführliche Feedback. Die Lösungen, die Sie sich von mir als Einzelperson gewünscht hätten, kann ich leider nicht kreieren. Die müssen wir als Gesellschaft schaffen. Manchmal fragen Teilnehmende ob Umbenennungen stattfinden in Namibia und dann gehe ich auch darauf ein. Schade, dass Sie sich in der Tour mit der Frage nicht eingebracht haben. Bei Klein Afrika ging es darum, inne zu halten und unser Bild vom afrikanischen Kontinent zu reflektieren. Wie gesagt Afrika ist ein Kontinent und kann nicht mit einer Stadt verglichen werden. Ich freue mich trotzdem, dass Sie sich mit den Themen zwei Stunden lang auseinandergesetzt haben. Und bin beeindruckt wie viel Sie aus der Tour erinnern und mitnehmen konnten. Mein Ziel war es Gedankenanstösse zu geben und das scheine ich erreicht zu haben. Ich wünsche Ihnen alles Gute.
A "Guided Tour To Go." For me, the long lead in the cold was one-sided. For this unfortunately not so cheap price, however, the provider would have said a room would have become too expensive. Unfortunately, there was no potential to shape the leadership on an equal footing, as our German culture and language was invariably portrayed as bad. Furthermore, it should be noted that the lady showed many photos that were not all from the African quarter, such as the playground with tipi tent. Unfortunately, I had the impression that the lady wanted to lecture us but did not want to acknowledge our opinion or experience as she still considers the African people oppressed. That doesn't go down so well with people who are open to other cultures. In my opinion, the street names were minor.
Vielen Dank für das Feedback. Leider fällt es mir auf Grund der Historie und aktuellen globalen als auch nationalen wirtschaftspolitischen Lage schwer, Kolonialismus in ein positives Licht zu rücken. Und leider weiß ich auch aus eigener Erfahrung dass Schwarze Menschen in Afrika und außerhalb Afrikas noch unterdrückt werden. Ich hoffe dass Ihnen die Tour trotzdem den Anstoß gegeben hat sich mehr mit den Themen auseinanderzusetzen. Auch wenn diese Auseinandersetzung unangenehm ist. Denken Sie daran: Wachstum kann nur außerhalb der Komfortzone stattfinden. Ich wünsche Ihnen alles Gute.
This is a must do for historical tours in Germany! The tour was incredible and the guide was knowledgeable and engaging.
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I did this tour as part of an invitation from the Studierenwerk, what a tour! Really informative and interesting! Make sure to take something to take notes because you will want to read more about every single detail that is spoken about here.
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The Historical Tour provided rich knowledge about the colonial histories and continuities shaping Berlin, encompassing significant historical events and everyday normalized violences. Justice designed the tour in an open and participatory way, employing illustrative examples and leaving space for questions and engagement. Highly recommended!
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