Decolonial Tour in Berlin-Wedding’s African Quarter

Dive into the moving history of Berlin's African Quarter and discover the deep traces of German colonialism.
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About this Tour

„Decolonial Resistance Tour Berlin: Forgotten Heroes & Their Fight for Justice“
Discover the untold stories of brave resistance fighters who defied German colonial oppression! This exclusive Berlin tour introduces you to Rudolph Manga Bell, the King of the Duala in Cameroon, who resisted land theft and violence, only to be executed for his courage. Learn about Anna Mungunda, Namibia’s resistance heroine, and Cornelius Fredericks, the Nama leader who led rebellions against brutal German rule. We also explore the Maji Maji Uprising, one of Africa’s largest anti-colonial movements.
 

Why This Tour Is a Must-Book:
✔ Uncover Hidden History – Visit Berlin’s African Quarter and learn the true stories behind streets named after colonial figures. Question their legacies and the need for decolonial renaming.
✔ Present-Day Impact – Understand how colonialism still shapes Germany today and why this tour is more relevant than ever.
✔ Inspiring Figures – Meet the forgotten heroes like Rudolph Manga Bell, Anna Mungunda, and Cornelius Fredericks, who fought for freedom and justice.
✔ Critical & Engaging – A tour that brings history to life and challenges you to rethink the past
 

Details to remember

2h
Berlin
English, German

What to bring to the tour?

Please equip yourself with sun protection, umbrellas or heat vests to suit the weather.

What is included in this tour?

  • Tour Guide
  • Maps to watch

 

Team events and private groups

Public tours take place on Saturdays and Sundays at 11 a.m. in German and at 2 p.m. in English. Group tours are available on request from Monday to Sunday.

Location and accessibility

Meeting point: Swakopmunderstraße 44, 13351 Berlin Wedding

Steps of the tour

We meet at Swakopmunderstraße 44 and end at Rehberge underground station. In the meantime, we are going through about 7 stops where we talk about Germany's colonial history.

Who should take part in this tour?

This tour is suitable for every German-speaking person over 14 years of age, wheelchair users, hearing impaired people with appropriate equipment.

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