Excursão a pé histórica sobre Hitler em Viena
Descrição
Este passeio é feito por uma pequena equipe de 4 historiadores que querem tornar as pessoas conscientes de quão rápido as coisas podem mudar! Saiba sobre as origens e os primeiros anos de Hitler em um passeio a pé de 2,5 horas pela histórica Viena. Neste tour, você ouvirá a história da Áustria e da Europa de 1900 até 1955. Junto com sua Guia, você encontrará a resposta às seguintes perguntas: Como um pintor austríaco de cartões postal se tornou o homem mais odiado do mundo? Onde Hitler e Stalin se encontraram? Além disso, você verá as cicatrizes da Segunda Guerra Mundial e visitará a única sinagoga para sobreviver ao Holocausto. Dê uma olhada mais profunda nos dias mais escuros da história de Viena.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Em 25 de maio de 1869, a inauguração foi celebrada na presença do imperador Franz Joseph e da imperatriz Elisabeth com a estreia de Don Juan de Mozart. Mas depois de 1938 tudo mudou, inclusive a vida cultural em Viena mudou. Após o "Anschluss" da Áustria, Adolf Hitler visitou a Ópera Estatal em 19 de junho e 27 de outubro de 1938. O período do nacional-socialismo viu a partida, perseguição e assassinato de artistas e funcionários. Para várias obras houve uma proibição de execução.
O Memorial contra a Guerra e o Fascismo é obra do escultor austríaco Alfred Hrdlicka. Está desde 1988 na Albertinaplatz de Viena - em homenagem a Helmut Zilk em 2009. O memorial destina-se a servir como um lembrete da era mais sombria da história austríaca. É dedicado a todas as vítimas da guerra e do fascismo.
Escola de arte que não aceitou Hitler como aluno
Heldenplatz em 15 de março de 1938 O discurso de Hitler da sacada do Neue Hofburg tornou-se o epítome da tomada do poder pelos nacional-socialistas e sua ampla aprovação - e o trauma "Heldenplatz" para a Segunda República.
Mahnmal für die österreichischen jüdischen Opfer der Schoah Memorial para as vítimas judaicas austríacas da Shoah Detalhe Memorial para as vítimas judaicas austríacas do Shoah Em memória dos mais de 65.000 judeus austríacos que foram assassinados pelos nacional-socialistas entre 1938 e 1945.
Memorial em Morzinplatz Detalhe memorial em Morzinplatz O antigo hotel de luxo "Metropole" tornou-se uma das sedes mais brutais da Gestapo no Terceiro Reich.
O "Seitenstettentempel" está escondido atrás de um prédio de cortiço. A principal sinagoga de Viena está localizada na Seitenstettengasse 4. De acordo com os regulamentos em vigor na época, os locais de culto não católicos tinham que ser escondidos e não podiam ser visíveis da rua. Portanto, a sinagoga fica atrás de um prédio de cinco andares. Acima do portão de entrada do edifício da rua está a inscrição: "Vinde às suas portas com ações de graças, aos seus átrios com louvor!" neste passeio você visitará também outros lugares, acabamos de adicionar para listar as principais atrações.
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Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Todas as áreas e superfíceis são acessíveis para cadeirantes
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Devido a muitos paralelepípedos em nossa rota, não é recomendado para convidados dentro de uma cadeira de rodas
- Por favor, use sapatos e roupas confortáveis
- Devido ao clima imprevisível de Viena, traga água, protetor solar, capa de chuva ou guarda-chuva
Avaliações(972)
This is such a great tour, personable and knowledgeable. Sigi was great. I've done a similar tour in Munich, it connected the dots, completed the picture. I used to live in Vienna, so it was wonderful to learn new things about a city that I love, even if it was a very dark time. It's how we learn and grow.
My daughter and I really enjoyed this tour. Dieter was clearly very knowledgeable on the subject and could answer any questions that were asked. It was a very hot and sunny afternoon and he made sure that we found shady spots before he would give us more information. He also made sure that we had plenty of stops near water fountains so we could refill our water bottles. Dieter was also concerned that everybody crossed roads safely and were aware and could avoid hazards from bike lanes. The headsets we had occasionally lost connection so we always tried to stay close to the guide so we didn't miss anything he was saying.
Dieter was a great guide; he made this tour a true experience and shared his immense historical knowledge with us. He managed very well to connect the past with the present, the topic has not lost any of its relevance. He also competently and engagingly answered personal questions. Overall absolutely top-notch! Thank you, Dieter!
First I’ve been on vivator tours for years!!! Never wrote a review. We expected this to be a bit more tour of city with some WW2 stories and how Hitler influenced started in Vienna. Our guide was SO knowledgeable but we spent 30 mins at each of 5 sites and in sun which just happened to be 100F degrees. I wish he could have referenced the site and its importance’s and continued on from birth of Hitler to 1988 as we walked or at least moved to Sun. We only saw 5 things and the 2 1/2 hr lecture was a repeat of the history we have already learned. I guess we thought we would be “seeing” sites if Vienna and learning how Hitler influenced or was influenced by each thing. If you’re looking to learn his life from beginning to end this is for you but you don’t “see” much. It’s more lecture tour which would have been better from AC room with slides. Again guide was great and had alot of knowledge, just not what we expected.
It was an extremely hot day. Tour started at 2:30p. We were a little worried about how this was going to work because it is a walking tour. Ziggy our guide was wonderful! She walked us to the shade and indoor spaces when possible. She pointed out where we could get water. She was absolutely brilliant and passionate ate on the topic and delivered a thoughtful history lesson on the dark issues that everyone understood. We bumped into her on the street after the tour. She recognized us and we had another chat she even brought us to the cathedral to show us one more thing. I cannot say enough about this tour. One of our favorites.
Depending on weather it can be uncomfortable to be standing in the sun. Bring an umbrella. Also, you will be standing a long time.
Wonderful experience and very knowledgeable tour guide. She pointed the eating joints and way back in the end.
This was a very worthwhile tour with lots of background information, not just a rote list of places. We went where Hitler visited and also heard the historical background to his experiences in Austria inc his rejection as a painter and a visit to the art institute, the building where he gave his famous speech, and so on. We did this in sunny hot weather (30+ DegC) and Dieter took care to keep us in the shade as much as possible and also include short stops for restrooms and water. Small earpieces were provided so we could hear clearly without having to be right next to the guide. There was also a short mixup with location to meet and they called us to make sure we were in the right place (20meters away :-) TLDR; Highly Recommended.
The Historical Hitler walking tour in Vienna was very informative. Our tour guide was Wolfgang and he did a great job diving into the rise of Nazism and antisemitism in Vienna during WW2
Deter was so thorough with his history on the walk, very well spoken, easy to understand, liked the way he asked questions to the group. Also, always looked for shade, loved that!! I give him a 10 out of 10! Great experience!!
