moderate
8 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition to walk uneven terrain for extended periods.
Step into one of WWII’s pivotal battles on this in-depth battlefield tour of Seelow Heights. Guided by experts, discover the stories and terrains that shaped the Eastern Front’s fierce fighting.
Beyond the Books: Seelow Heights Awaits.
Embark on an immersive 8-hour journey through the Battle of Seelow Heights, the Eastern Front's second bloodiest clash. Explore the Seelow Heights Museum, stand in German trench positions, and witness battlefield remnants. Led by experts, this small group tour offers a unique connection to history, revealing personal stories and tactical insights.
8 hours
During the Battle of Seelow Heights tour, you'll be captivated by the magnitude and ferocity of the Eastern Front's second bloodiest battle – a monumental clash often overshadowed in history.
Nestled just outside Berlin, this unassuming town became the epicentre of an earth-shattering confrontation. Witness where a staggering 768,000 Soviet troops, armed with over 22,000 tanks, artillery, and aircraft, met the fierce resistance of 150,000 German defenders.
This is an exclusive opportunity for true history enthusiasts to delve deeper than any history book and connect with World War II in a way you've never done before.
Expertise: Dive deep into history with our expert-led tours. Intimacy: Small group tours ensure a personalised, immersive experience. Experience: With our collective knowledge, we promise a tour that transforms your understanding of the Battle of Berlin.
Uneven terrain and remnants of trenches require boots or hiking shoes with good grip.
The tour lasts about eight hours with limited facilities on-site; stay hydrated and energized.
Expect a mix of open areas and forested spots; layering helps with sun exposure and potential chill.
Historic landscapes and battlefield relics provide unique photo opportunities—bring a camera or smartphone.
The Battle of Seelow Heights in April 1945 marked one of the final major offensives before the fall of Berlin, leaving deep scars on both landscape and memory.
Efforts focus on preserving battlefield integrity and avoiding damage to fragile wartime relics while promoting responsible tourism.
Essential for navigating trenches, uneven ground, and forest paths safely.
Layered clothing enables adaptation to changing weather and temperatures throughout the day.
Hydration is critical for an all-day walking tour in sometimes remote areas.
Useful for capturing striking battlefield views and historical sites.