Zehlendorf is considered by many to be a green, quiet district - but traces of Germany's colonial past can also be found here. On our decolonial tour, we want to make this history visible and ask ourselves:

What colonial entanglements still shape the district today?

How does colonial heritage manifest itself in public space - in street names, monuments or places of remembrance?

And how can we work together on a decolonial culture of remembrance?

Together we will explore various stations in Zehlendorf, hear stories of resistance and colonial violence, and discuss perspectives on a more just historical narrative. The tour invites you to think, question and learn together.

Decolonial city tours in Berlin impart knowledge about German colonial history and show how its legacy still shapes our society and city today. The tours invite you to make colonial continuities visible in the urban space - individually, as a team or in organizations - and offer personal, flexible and impressive learning experiences.

More information here: https://www.dekolonialestadtfuehrung.de/

Meeting point: "Onkel Tom's Hütte" subway station

The tour takes place in the surroundings of Haus am Waldsee.

In case of rain the tour will still take place, please bring an umbrella and rainproof clothing.

Language: German

Duration: approx. 90 minutes

Tour: Justice Mvemba

Ticket price: 15€, 12€ (reduced)

Tickets can be booked via our ticket website or purchased at the box office on the day of the event.

Max. Number of participants: 20 people. From 12 years.