Neurenberg WWII, Courtroom 600 en 3rd Reich sites

Seeing the Nuremberg Courtroom and the museum. The rally grounds were interesting and we leaned many new things.

I am really sad to write this review but this tour is not a good English tour at all especially considering I paid more than $300 for two people. I am interested in history and wanted to learn about the history of the Nazi party in Nuremberg and booked this private English guided tour. However, the guide Robeson (Rob) could not speak English. His English was poor and vocabulary was limited. ( example: he kept saying "went" instead of "is" or "was"). He used words in Portuguese thinking it is English. It was very hard to understand him. He even kept calling me and my adult daughter as "girls" (He did not do it out of disrespect but because his knowledge of English was extremely shallow). He was incapable to explaining any history with that kind of command over language. He was also not very knowledgeable about German history. Luckily there is audio tour of the courtroom and the document center (provided by those centers with the Nuremberg Card tickets which we separately purchased) and so we were able to get some information. I do want to say that Robeson as a person was polite and energetic. I am not sure if he is the owner of the company. He should not have been hired as a tourguide for this type of tour that relies heavily on the knowledge and language capability of the tourguide. At the end it was a comfortable taxi ride from one site to another ( the nazi sites are spread out at a few different places). I am extremely disappointed at the quality of the tour and extremely disappointed at Viator for keeping such tours on its platform. Because when I think of Viator, I used to think of quality but now I feel that I should not trust VIATOR so blindly any more.

The guide was very informative and it was great being able to see all the sights from the comfort of a car, without trying to get a taxi or book 3 tours. We were able to drive right up to the monuments and buildings and then get out and learn of the history. My only suggestion is you need more time at the Courtroom 600.