Group Experiences in Berlin

Visit Tropical Islands, Europe's largest indoor water park and tropical holiday destination. Enjoy countless attractions and themed worlds. Slide down Germany's tallest water slide tower or explore the world's biggest indoor rainforest. Relax in a 10,000 m2 sauna and spa. Discover even more activities to suit every interest.

The impressive Neues Museum, located on Museum Island in Berlin, reopened its doors in 2009 after a big restoration, and marks the home of the 3,300-year-old bust of Egyptian queen Nefertiti - one of the most famous works of the ancient world. Get face-to-face with that ancient icon (and much, much more!).

Bubble Planet is an interactive exhibit featuring various bubble-themed experiences. Explore unique multisensory environments. Discover different types of bubbles and interact with your surroundings. Walk through over 12 themed rooms. Take a simulated hot-air balloon flight. Engage with VR technology, simulators, and illusions to engage all your senses.

At BODY WORLDS Berlin, you'll get an up-close view of the body's internal functions as you explore fascinating, real body exhibits that reveal what makes people move. The exhibition allows viewers to see what lies beneath the skin of the human body and explores how its inner workings inform levels of happiness, stress, health, and sense of purpose.

Lovingly dubbed 'Toothpick', the Berliner Fernsehturm is popular with locals and tourists alike. Secure your Berlin TV tower tickets ahead of time and whiz up 203 meters to get panoramic views from the top of an iconic Berlin landmark.

Visit IKONO Berlin for a different kind of activity. Spend around an hour exploring over 14 rooms, each designed for interactive participation. Bring your imagination and companions for a shared experience. Create unique moments in each room. Encounter unexpected spaces that will leave you astonished. Share these experiences with others as you explore this unique destination.

Looking for the perfect panoramas in Berlin? Look no further than Panoramapunkt Berlin! Skip the line and speed to the 24th and 25th floors in one of Europe's fastest elevators. Then join the 3 million visitors a year who flock here to take the perfect photos of Berlin from above.

LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin has over 5 million LEGO® pieces and plenty of opportunities for your imagination come to life. There's a 4D cinema, mini-Berlin, rides, a LEGO® NINJAGO City Adventure, a factory tour, and of course, plenty of opportunities for you and/or the kids to build some LEGO® projects of your own. Secure your Legoland Discovery Centre Berlin tickets for hours of fun.

Home to 20th-century art in Berlin, the Neue Nationalgalerie plays host to special exhibitions throughout the year, as well as a permanent collection featuring some of the biggest names in art from the last century. You'll find artists that have become household names like Dalí, as well as works like Christian Schad's _Sonja_, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's _Potsdamer Platz_ and Picasso's _Femme assise dans un fauteuil_ from 1909.

Explore The Upside Down Berlin, an interactive experience with nearly 20 creatively designed rooms. See the colorful Berlin Bear, perform on the Wintergarten stage, and learn about Germany's history at the Wallpit. Enjoy interactive fun and optical illusions throughout the rooms. Afterward, visit The Upside Down Hangout & Karaoke. It's a lively spot to relax with friends, enjoy food and drinks, and have some fun.

Step into the mesmerizing world of the DeJa Vu Museum, a dazzling wonderland spanning over 1,000 m2 and two levels, catering to fun-seekers of all ages! Venture into the museum's mind-bending mirror rooms, where picture-perfect moments are just waiting to be captured. Or, unleash your inner artist in the enchanting projector rooms, where reality bends at your fingertips. Craft your very own miniature utopia in the magical sandbox, and let your imagination run wild. Marvel at the captivating paintings of Oleg Shupliak, as they whisk you away on a visual journey. The DeJa Vu Museum is brimming with excitement, surprises, and countless Instagram-worthy opportunities.

Not sure which museums on **Berlin's Museum Island (_Museumsinsel_)** to visit? This pass gets you skip-the-line access to three of them, and grants you general admission to the rest! Visit the **Neues Museum, Pergamon das Panorama, Bode Museum, Altes Museum, and Alte Nationalgalerie.** See art, history, **Egyptian treasures, and German culture** come to life!

This isn’t the kind of museum where you just read and look – you’re actively experiencing what it was like to live in the DDR (Deutsche Demokratische Republik). DDR Museum tickets let you examine hundreds of unique artifacts from Germany’s Socialist past on display and visitors are encouraged to get involved.

The Alte Nationalgalerie (or Old National Gallery, in German) is _the_ place to go in Berlin for a dazzling collection of **Neoclassical, Romantic, Biedermeier, Modernist and Impressionist art**. As well as unmissable works by **German artists**, here you’ll find paintings by Manet, Monet, Cézanne and others.

Featuring some of the world’s most well-known faces, Berlin’s Madame Tussauds is home to the famous celebrities you'd expect (George Clooney, Heidi Klum, Taylor Swift, et. al.), but also has a historical side, with figures including Karl Marx, Anne Frank, and playwright Bertolt Brecht.

The scope of this 1,500-piece-strong collection is absolutely staggering! Whether you're into Italian Baroque, Dutch Golden Age, lesser-known influential German artists, or just beautiful canvasses, the Gemäldegalerie has got you covered. Explore a world of works collected by the Prussian government, as far back as 1815 with this ticket. The works are one thing, but the building's design is equally awe-inspiring. Wander from the central 'meditation hall' into as many of the 72 side rooms as you can handle, and take in the sheer weight of artistic accomplishment. Brushstrokes and images from masters spanning countries and centuries from medieval German paintings to Italian Baroque masterpieces. Caravaggio's _amor Victorious_ shows the winged child-god happily trodding all over human accomplishment. Because love conquers all, even the good stuff.

In the absence of science-bending time machines, The Panorama by Yadegar Asisi is the world's most immersive experience of an ancient civilization. After an initial run in 2011, the returning digital reconstruction of Pergamon is bigger and more impressive than ever before. It's also the only way to see the Pergamon Altar's Telephos frieze during the long-term renovation of its North Wing home.

The world has fortunately moved on, but the ideologies that divided the world for most of the 20th century found their physical form in Berlin. _Asisi Panorama: Die Mauer (The Wall)_ lets you step back in time to 1980s Berlin, and experience the feeling of living in the shadow of the **Berlin Wall**. Skip the line that can gather around this popular attraction and walk up above the wall. Watch a day unfold in this surreal city, bisected by a cement barrier.

Get access and a guaranteed reservation at the newly renovated Restaurant SPHERE Tim Raue, the best way to see the iconic Berlin TV Tower and enjoy the most delicious culinary experience in Berlin.

Visit the largest museum in the Nationalgalerie network, focused on 21st-century art. Explore the extensive collection of contemporary artworks by famous artists across different exhibitions. The Hamburger Bahnhof (Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart) is located in the former railroad station between Hamburg and Berlin. The 30,000 m2 area, including the historic station building, Rieckhallen, and gardens, has been a listed monument since February 2023. Exhibits inside and outside the museum highlight Berlin’s art scene from reunification in 1989 to the present day. Up to 10 special exhibitions each year show current work by artists from around the world. The museum also offers daily guided tours, workshops, performances, concerts, and talks.

Introducing the perfect historical city tour for those who are short on time, yet crave an exciting adventure on The Spree. This whirlwind journey will have you feeling the pulse of the city as you explore its rich history and all the top sights from a boat in Berlin. Learn interesting facts about the fascinating history of Berlin and experience many important sights in the city on this boat trip. See the iconic "Reichstag" and delve into the modern government district, before making a pit stop at the fascinating "House of World Cultures". Don't miss a photo at Luther Bridge, where you'll also catch a glimpse of the majestic Bellevue Palace. Modern marvels await too, such as the impressive new main station. Along the way, see the stunning Berlin Cathedral, the renowned Museum Island, and the quaint, historical Nikolaiviertel – Berlin's oldest residential area.

Visit Berlin and Madame Tussauds, featuring famous celebrities and personalities from around the world. 100+ lifelike wax figures on two floors are waiting for you. Thanks to immersive sets and costumes you'll become the star! Meet Hollywood stars like Leonardo DiCaprio at an Awards Party, take a picture with Heidi Klum in the fashion area, and sing with Taylor Swift on stage. Don't miss the elaborate bar set of the popular TV series "Babylon Berlin." Dive into history with Albert Einstein, Karl Marx, or Marlene Dietrich. At the Berlin Dungeon, you’ll discover 600 years of dark Berlin history. Professional actors bring the characters of the past to life in a scarily funny way. Uncover the true stories in 11 interactive live shows. You’ll meet the torturer and his beloved tools, face the crazy judge, and discover the legend of the White Lady. Are you brave enough for the final drop into the darkness with Berlin’s only indoor freefall tower? Not for the faint-hearted!

All is not what it seems at Illuseum Berlin. Inside this topsy-turvy world of mind-bending optical illusions, the very rules of physics seem to bend. Grab a ticket and take a tumble down the rabbit hole of interactive illusions and sense-beguiling science exhibits, and get some hilarious photos of your time in wonderland! Tiptoe along a dizzying vortex tunnel, tower above your terrified loved ones in the ever-popular Ames room, defy gravity and levitate above the ground, and lots more.

Bode Museum combines Byzantine Art with one of the largest collections of sculptures in the world. And, as a bonus, it's one of the most stunning buildings in Berlin! Situated on the north side of Museum Island, visitors can admire the stunning handiwork of some of the finest craftsmen and artists of the age.

The Berlin Icebar may have sub-zero temperatures, but it's still a local hotspot. Locals and visitors alike have really warmed to the concept, and chilling at the ice bar is a cool thing to do on any day of the week. There's no tepid entertainment here. Visitors join the crew of the Hansa and learn of the dangers they faced exploring the coast of Greenland in 1869. Berlin Icebar tickets will make sure you get some world-class thermal thrills, **including three free drinks**. It's an experience that'll be frozen into your memory forever.

Henri James Simon was one of the greatest benefactors to Berlin's museums. However, as a Jewish man, Simon's acts as a key patron to the Berlin State Museums were hidden away under the Nazi regime. His generosity was recognized some 90 years later with the opening of the James Simon Gallery – Museum Island's incredible new main entrance building that welcomes visitors to Museum Island. The James-Simon-Galerie is the visitor centre for the Museum Island. The building serves all visitors and will contain ticket desks selling tickets for all museums, information desks, a café, and the central museum gift shop. The terrace on "Kupfergraben" will be accessible both during and outside museum hours.

Get access and a guaranteed reservation to the newly renovated _SPHERE Tim Raue_ restaurant. Enjoy your breakfast while observing the City of Berlin from your table. The TV Tower is the tallest viewpoint in the city, and the new restaurant is one of the most sought-after venues in Berlin. This ticket is the best way to see the iconic Berlin TV Tower and enjoy one of the most interesting dining experiences in Berlin.

Love things a little dark and twisted? Get ready for ghoulish goosebumps at the Berlin Dungeon. Travel on an 800-year journey through Berlin's gruesome history with a guide via 10 live vignettes, accompanied by hilarious live actors, plus a river raft ride! Creepy kicks for the whole family.

Explore key sights in Berlin’s government district, including the Futurium and the Reichstag. A local Berlin guide will lead the tour and explain the area’s political background along the way. See modern buildings, important monuments, and well-known landmarks. The guide will share information and a few short anecdotes about places such as the Federal Chancellery and the Reichstag. Visit the plenary chamber beneath the Reichstag dome. The Parliament’s visitor service provides an introduction to the work of the Bundestag (German Federal Parliament). Afterwards, access the rooftop terrace and dome for views across Berlin.

Remember feeding those slots and how amazing you felt when all the change poured out (if you got that lucky?)? Games have come a long way - and you'll just see how far exactly with a trip to Berlin's Computerspielemuseum. After Lara Croft welcomes you at the entrance you can play classics like full-sized Pong, PainStation, and Pacman on a giant joystick, and learn about the history of games, from arcades and slot machines to Atari.

Since its reopening in 2004, around 300,000 visitors from all over the world have flocked to the Olympiastadion Berlin every year, making this world-famous stadium one of Berlin's top attractions. You can be one of them with tickets to enter the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. See the locations of the 2006 FIFA World Cu, the 12th IAAF Athletics World Cup Berlin 2009, the 6th FIFA Women's World Cup 2011 and the 2015 UEFA Champions League Final, the VIP areas, player booths and the underground warm-up hall.

Join a unique Spree boat tour in Berlin. Expect surprises like a whale appearing suddenly, a shrinking machine that makes you smaller, and close encounters with not one but two dinosaurs. Escape last minute from a fire-breathing Godzilla with a helicopter. This combination of reality and special effects will leave you questioning what's real. Capture it all on your smartphone as the lines between reality and fantasy blur.

Berlin is one of Europe’s youngest capital cities, only being founded in the 13th century, and maybe that’s why it’s also one of the most dynamic and exciting. Packed with history, things to see and things to do, the city can feel like there’s too much to take in. But don’t worry, with this Classic Route Bus Tour, you’ll get to see some of what it is that makes Berlin so special. Part of the beauty of being able to hop on and hop off where you want, is you choose where to start the tour. So, your driver won’t tell you where to hop on but they’ve got tips about to where to hop off. All stops are close to things that you have to see, but Berlin does some have special standouts like Alexanderplatz, the famous Rotes Rathaus town hall, Brandenburg Gate, the brilliant Berlin Zoo, the Wall itself or famous Checkpoint Charlie. With your Classic Route ticket, you’ll be able to visit it all.

Walk the historic streets of Berlin’s Mitte district where world-defining history awaits you on every corner. Learn how Hitler destroyed democracy, see where Napoleon drilled his armies, and stand exactly where the Berlin Wall tore Berlin in two. This guided history walk will immerse you in the events that shaped the course of world history, and lend a deeper insight into the unique spirit of this once-divided city. Get up close to the iconic Brandenburg Gate, see where the Berlin Wall cleaved Berlin and Europe in two, visit the haunting Holocaust Memorial, and check out other historic sites like Checkpoint Charlie, the Former SS & Gestapo HQ, the Reichstag, Hitler's bunker, and much more!

Visit Machu Picchu and see the legendary Incan citadel. Look at the Sun Temple and other ancient ruins in this detailed VR experience created with archaeology experts. Learn about the history of the Inca in Machu Picchu - Journey to the Lost City.

From the outside, it's one of the most iconic and arresting buildings in Berlin's sea of amazing architecture. Inside, the Jewish Museum Berlin is an immersive art experience unlike anything else. A thematic labyrinth of symbolic spaces and interactive exhibits, the museum is designed to evoke a visceral journey through Germany's Jewish diaspora.

Take a two-hour journey through the stunning south-western Havel lakes aboard this classic Havel cruise. As the vessel glides through the serene waters, uncover hidden gems nestled along the picturesque banks. Admire enchanting villas and marvel at awe-inspiring landmarks, including the majestic Babelsberg Castle, the tranquil Sacrower Heilandskirche, and the historic churches of Peter and Paul at Nikolskoe. Bask in the sun at the ever-popular Wannsee lido, the perfect spot to unwind and soak up the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Enhance the experience by taking advantage of numerous opportunities to hop off the cruise and explore further. Venture onto the magical Peacock Island, a haven of natural beauty and fascinating history. Or, perhaps, embark on a leisurely hike through the enchanting Grunewald forest, immersing yourself in the lush greenery and serenity.

Feeling snap happy? Join the club at Berlin's Museum of Photography (Museum für Fotografie), which draws photographers and photography fans from all corners of the globe. Skip the line and shift your focus to 2,000 square meters of snaps, exhibitions, and insights into the history of photography, including works and cameras from the world-famous Helmut Newton.

You'll be transported back to an ancient world at Altes Museum on Berlin's famous Museum Island, where Greek philosophers wandered and Roman soldiers marched, a museum complex on the northern part of the Spree Island in the historic heart of Berlin. Get inspired by the art of the Etruscans, the skill and mastery of the Greek potters, and the precision of the ancient statues, including the world’s most famous lovers, Julius Caesar and Cleopatra.

Berlin's Kulturforum's museums, concert halls, libraries, and institutes make it one of Germany's most important cultural sites. This pass gets you into all the main buildings, including the Museum of Decorative Arts (Kunstgewerbemuseum), the Museum of Prints and Drawings (Kupferstichkabinett), and the Gemäldegalerie (Picture Gallery). Get one pass to see them all.

Ready for an art attack? The Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection comprises works from the Dieter Scharf Collection in Memory of Otto Gerstenberg. Explore a fascinating world of Surrealism, including the work of artists who foreshadowed the movement, and peruse over 250 years of art history. See works by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Francisco de Goya, and Victor Hugo, plus that of key figures of Symbolism, such as Odilon Redon, Max Klinger, Alfred Kubin, Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, and René Magritte and Jean Dubuffet.

Go to the highest point in the city and get a 360° view of Berlin and its well-known landmarks. Visit during the day or in the evening, and learn about the city's history. Afterward, take a virtual trip through Berlin's past with the virtual reality experience, Berlin's Odyssey, on the ground floor of the entrance building.

Want to see Berlin from a different angle? Jump on this 2.5-hour cruise along the Spree River, exploring the vibrant heart of Berlin and its charming eastern side from the water. Setting sail from the "Alte Börse/Hackescher Markt" pier, near the Hackescher Markt S-Bahn station, Friedrichsbrücke, and Museum Island, this journey will take you through the city's center and into the east. Why walk, when you can put your feet up? The cruise drifts past iconic landmarks, such as the majestic Berliner Dom, the innovative Humboldt Forum, Marstall, and the charming Mühlendammschleuse. Glide beneath the Oberbaumbrücke and into the Osthafen, where the Arena, Badeschiff, and Molecule Man sculptures are begging for you to take photos! You'll also see the stunning East Side Gallery, the bustling Mercedes-Benz Arena, East Side Mall, the bustling parliamentary district, and the Hauptbahnhof – Berlin's central station, as well as the fashionable Zalando Campus.

Take a ride on a double-decker bus to see Berlin's key attractions. This route shows you the major sights of the city, perfect for getting an overview of Berlin. The Hop-on Hop-off bus lets you explore Berlin at your own pace. Hop on and off whenever you want and listen to stories about this historically significant city in Europe. Join a one-hour cruise for a relaxed tour of Berlin's inner city. Use the audio guide to learn about landmarks along the Spree River while you enjoy the view. Sit back and unwind as you see the German capital from the water.

This easy-breezy Spree cruise, combined with an onboard historical city tour is perfect for those short on time but eager to soak up every ounce of Berlin's urban spirit! This adventure cruises past the magnificent "Reichstag" and through the vibrant, modern government district, before arriving at the awe-inspiring "House of World Cultures". As the boat turns near the picturesque Luther Bridge, you'll get a breathtaking view of the regal Bellevue Palace. Cruising on, see the stunning new main station, the majestic Berlin Cathedral, the treasure-filled Museum Island, and the oldest residential area in Berlin, the Nikolaiviertel.

Step right up and behold the marvels of the modern age at the one and only Deutschlandmuseum Prepare to be transported through time and space as the museum brings history to life in a dazzling, life-size, 4D experience unlike any other. Get ready to be wholly immersed in breathtaking landscapes, complete with authentic audio and even specially designed aromas – yes, that's right, aromas! The Deutschlandmuseum has meticulously crafted each historical scene to engage all the senses, creating an unforgettable journey through the ages. The Deutschlandmuseum is not merely a museum, but the perfect hybrid of an educational institution and a thrilling amusement park.

Blending classic elegance with modern femininity and the longest legs in showbiz, Berlin's most successful burlesque troupe bring their top-notch dancing skills to the stage. Welcome to a show that adds a glamorous new thrill to the famous art form of burlesque. Come down and experience the seductive, playful, and classy, "Die Gl'Amouresque" that'll sweep you up on a journey through the golden years!

Get access, a guaranteed reservation, and a four-course set menu at the newly renovated restaurant, SPHERE Tim Raue. Top German chef Tim Raue has created a menu inspired by familiar flavors from home. The My Home – Tim Raue menu is a great way to enjoy modern German cuisine while visiting the Berlin TV Tower.

When you're in Berlin, you're sure to see relics of the East-West divide, but one thing that'll appear time and time again is the Trabant. Described as a spark plug with a roof, the car is a symbol of East Germany – and you'll have the chance to drive it. Join a colorful convoy and follow a guide as you drive behind them in your own Trabi. Listen in via radio and enjoy information (in English or German) about the sites you'll drive past, which include the Reichstag and Berlin TV Tower.

As you walk the streets of Berlin, it's hard to imagine that before 1990 the city was split not only ideologically, but literally. The Wall Museum looks at the story of division from both sides of the wall, using snippets of film, photography, and news to tell the most complete story of the Berlin Wall. The museum also features interviews with the senior statesman who handled foreign policy, and with guards who were forced to shoot at their fellow citizens during their attempts to flee.

See the beauty and history of Berlin from a unique perspective - on the water! Starting from Friedrichstraße, cruise along the picturesque Spree River past the stunning Museum Island, the majestic Berlin Cathedral, the historic Nikolaiviertel, and the impressive new city palace. Just before the Mühlendammschleuse, the ship will turn and journey through the government district to the modern main station, giving you breathtaking views of the city's architecture. Turning into the Berlin-Spandau shipping canal you'll glide through the charming Humboldthafen, passing by the historic buildings of the Charité campus to the Westhafen, the largest port in Berlin. Travel through the Westhafen Canal towards Charlottenburg Castle Park, for spectacular views of the city and its bustling waterways. Make a stopover at Moabit Gotzkowskybrücke in Charlottenburg, then along the Spree River, and meander towards Friedrichstraße at the Spreekreuz.

It takes just 20 seconds to reach the 24th floor of the Kollhoff Tower at Potsdamer Platz. Grab this VIP ticket and you can have your cake and eat it too! Enjoy breathtaking views of the city's highlights. Discover TV Tower, Victory Column, Brandenburg Gate and much more from the PANORAMA POINT and learn exciting details about the change of this important place in the exhibition "BERLINER BLICKE". Once you've soaked up those stunning bird's-eye views, the panorama café invites you to linger while longer with some delicious coffee and cake.

Take a guided tour of the Feuerle Collection in Berlin, and delve into one of the most unique and memorable art experiences around. This private museum combines contemporary art, Imperial Chinese furniture, and ancient Southeast Asian art into one mesmerising tapestry. Be inspired by the works and the lighting design and the sotries behind each unique piece. You'll see lacquer furniture and Chinese scholar furniture from the Han Dynasty to the early Qing Dynasty, from the 2nd BC to the 17th Century CE, juxtaposed with early Khmer sculptures from the 7th to the 13th century, and international contemporary art by Zeng Fanzhi, Nobuyoshi Araki, Anish Kapoor, James Lee Byars, Cristina Iglesias, and Adam Fuss. Located in a former Second World War telecommunications bunker renovated by British architect John Pawson, the institution encourages a conversation between different periods and cultures, and offers a new perception of ancient art.

The Disgusting Food Museum Berlin focuses on the inedible rather than the incredible. It's not a museum for delicate stomachs or dispositions: the Disgusting Food Museum lives up to its name and presents a selection of the world's most disgusting foods. Not convinced? Don't say we didn't warn you. From bull penis to cow's blood and... we don't even want to write this, but, **REDACTED**, you'll find more than 90 weird and rancid dishes. You can even try some at the Tasting Bar if you have the guts. According to this museum, disgust connects different cultures. Test your taste buds and find out what kind of disgusting person you are!

Berlin's Hard Rock Cafe is located on the famous Kurfürstendamm, one of the most popular and trendy boulevards in the city. A visit here will let you admire a one-meter-high guitar made out of a piece of the Berlin Wall, and the colorful Trabant car once used as a prop by U2 during the Zoo TV tour. While you're surrounded by rock 'n roll memorabilia, bite into the Original Legendary® Burger – a taste of America that comes with a Black Angus steak burger, smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, leaf lettuce, vine-ripened tomato, and a crispy onion ring. A refreshing soft drink to wash it all down is included too.

Introducing the Historical Pass Berlin, your all-access ticket to some of the most iconic landmarks and historical sites in Berlin! With this combination ticket, you'll get to explore fascinating attractions that showcase the rich history and culture of this vibrant city. With the Historical Pass Berlin, you'll enjoy all of these amazing attractions at a discounted price, along with the convenience of a single ticket that saves you time and hassle. So if you're a history buff, this is the perfect way to explore Berlin's rich heritage and discover its many hidden treasures.

This all-encompassing hop-on hop-off bus tour is the best way to see Berlin and navigate the city. Either explore each stop that takes your fancy, stretching the 23-stop tour out over an entire day, or simply pop your feet up and stay put, enjoying the landmarks from afar and making use of audio commentary in 18 languages.

The humble Trabant, with its moon-like headlamps and vintage toy box style, is a symbol of life behind East Germany's Iron Curtain. The cult classic car has its very own Berlin museum at Checkpoint Charlie. Transport yourself to the GDR and see the cars East Germans would wait for as long as 18 years to get their hands on. Trace the history of the Trabi's two-stroke engine through models in all shapes and colors. As well as classic motors like the P60, there are also military and rally cars!

The Hop-on Hop-off Bus Berlin leaves every 10-15 minutes and stops at all the city's must-see places. Audio commentary in multiple languages lets you learn about Berlin's historic landmarks and neighborhoods as you go – it's sightseeing in capsule form! With this ticket, you can also brave the cold in Berlin's Icebar, centrally located near Alexanderplatz. Everything inside is made of ice – including the chairs, walls, and even the glasses you'll drink from. Pretty cool, right?

Imagine effortlessly drifting through Berlin’s most iconic landmarks, all in just one hour! Sounds dreamy, doesn't it? Well, with a City-Spreefahrt ticket, you can also sip on a glass of wine, a pint of beer, or a warm cappuccino as the boat gracefully glides along the Spree. You will see Berlin, both old and new, from an angle only visible from the water. The trip includes a scenic view of the Nikolaiviertel, the Humboldt Forum, the Berlin Cathedral, Museum Island, Schiffbauerdamm, and the Tränenpalast. Sail on past the Band des Bundes, the Reichstag Building, the newly built Berlin Central Station, the Federal Chancellery, and the House of World Cultures.

Near to the Potsdamer Platz, the Tiergarten and the Philharmonic concert hall of Berlin, the Kupferstichkabinett should be added to your itinerary, too. At the Kupferstichkabinett, or Museum of Prints and Drawings, you can see a hugely impressive collection of masterpieces by Botticelli, Dürer, Albrecht Altdorfer, Matthias Grünewald, Bruegel the Elder., Rembrandt, Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Friedrich oder Menzel, and more! Don't miss a look around the museum shop, well-known for its unique and special gift items.

As the name suggests, the Museum of Decorative Arts takes visitors through the history of decorative arts in Europe. Its collection showcases the finest examples of craftsmanship from Renaissance ceramics to Art Nouveau interiors. Present day contributions are on display in the fashion gallery.

Dive into history with a ticket that whisks you on a grand tour of the city that was once divided by the Iron Curtain. Discover the thrill of hopping on and off the bus as the mood strikes, while soaking up tales of a city steeped in historical significance. The Classic Tour takes the ticket holders on a thrilling journey from West Berlin to East Berlin and back. It showcases all the historic neighborhoods in the German capital. Whenever a sight piques your interest, feel free to hop off and explore. It's an all-access pass to everything from the majestic Brandenburg Gate to the bustling Potsdamer Platz, and from the fascinating Berlin Zoo to the iconic Reichstag. But the adventure doesn't stop there! With tickets to the DDR Museum, visitors get the chance to examine hundreds of unique artifacts from Germany's Socialist past. The museum encourages a hands-on approach, so don’t just look—touch, explore, and immerse yourself in the vivid tapestry of history.

Learn about Berlin's history firsthand with the Classic Route tour. Visit key landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, and the East Side Gallery. Each stop from Tautzienstrasse to Kurfurstendamm 236 offers something special. Looking for adventure? Try the Trendy East Berlin & Wall Route. Visit vibrant spots like Rotes Rathaus and Oranienburger Strasse. Discover hidden gems like Mauerpark and the Computerspielemuseum on Karl-Marx-Allee. Finish your tour at the impressive Mercedes-Benz Arena, part of the East Side Gallery.

Discover Berlin on Big Bus Berlin's Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour that takes you past landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and the Berlin Wall Memorial. That’s not all - you'll also drive through the trendy neighbourhoods of Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg, where you can experience modern and vibrant Berlin. This tour offers a unique contrast between history and culture, from classic to alternative. Not only will an experienced guide explain the history and significance of the sights, but also introduce you to Berlin's trendy neighbourhoods and provide insider tips on the best places to visit after the tour.

Join a festival tour to see Berlin’s illuminated sights during the annual light-art show. Berlin, since 2005, has hosted this popular fall tradition, becoming one of the foremost light-art festivals worldwide. In 2025, the festival celebrates its 21st anniversary with the theme **Let's Shine Together,** focusing on unity, community, and connection through light artworks. From October 8 to 15 in 2025, witness the city adorned with light art installations. Landmarks, streets, and squares in East and West Berlin will feature displays sharing various stories. The tour includes top sights, with live commentary in German and English, and plenty of stops for pictures.

Ride in an air-conditioned bus and take a guided tour of the Sachsenhausen Memorial, a former concentration camp. You'll drive through Oranienburg, where the concentration camp is located, and see sites where inmates were forced to work. Learn about the conditions at Sachsenhausen, where inmates faced starvation, disease, forced labor, and systematic extermination. Your guide will show you the roll call square, cell block where inmates were punished, the execution grounds, and the crematoria. Pass through the infirmary and Jewish barracks to understand daily survival under SS conditions. You'll hear what happened as the Red Army advanced, and how the camp became Special Camp No. 7/No. 1 after Soviet liberation, before returning to Berlin by bus.

Discover Berlin from a double-decker bus. This route covers the city's key attractions and offers a great introduction to Berlin. The hop-on hop-off bus lets you explore at your own pace. You can get on and off as you like and hear interesting stories about Berlin. Download the Red Sightseeing App for up-to-date routes and departures. The app includes live bus tracking and extra stop information. Staff also share their favorite spots and recommendations to enhance your visit.

Explore the history of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp with a guided tour that provides valuable insights. This trip engages visitors in the realities experienced at the camp, shedding light on stories that have impacted many lives. The tour covers essential locations, detailing the camp's management, labor distribution based on crimes, and the harsh punishments inflicted. After the Sachsenhausen experience, the adventure moves on to the city of Potsdam. Starting as a humble Slavic village, Potsdam's transformation into a regal residence was a stroke of luck. This twist of fate brought the city an array of palaces and gardens, once the domains where royal families and their courts ruled and strolled.

Join a guided tour through the museum, where professionals explain the exhibitions on display. They provide information about the history and architectural features of the building in Berlin.

Ready to take your best selfie ever? The Welt Balloon is the bird's-eye experience for those who are done with the regular viewing platforms, and are ready to take sightseeing to new heights. The balloon station in Berlin is one of the world's most successful tethered balloon stations. It's also the most spectacular viewing platform in the city. Go for a float in the Welt Balloon up to 150 meters high, and see the city like you've never seen it before.

Not sure whether to take a sightseeing tour, or just go out to eat? You can do both on this taste-bud tempting tour from the Hackesche Höfe around the fashionable Berlin-Mitte. Join your equally peckish pro guide and plunge into the colorful hustle and bustle of Berlin's most exciting district. See the Museum Island with its world-famous buildings and collections, the imposing Berlin Cathedral, the revived City Palace, the Red Town Hall, and course the spectacular TV Tower – there is no shortage of architectural masterpieces to see here. You'll also learn the importance of its people. Discover the dramatic fates of crooks, hangmen, martyrs, pioneers, artists and politicians, and enjoy five delicious samples at some of the city's best eateries as you go. You'll soon learn the highlights of the city's multifaceted gastronomic scene.

This Baroque water palace was built upon the remains of an old hunting lodge between 1677 and 1690, and now houses one of the finest collections of decorative arts in Europe! The palace is a stunning example of Baroque design, painstakingly restored to its original condition. It's home to countless treasures from the Kunstgewerbemuseum and charts the history of the decorative arts through 16th to the 18th centuries. Special attention is paid to the Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo periods in a magnificent permanent collection spread across three floors. Highlights include the building's jaw-dropping gateway, chapel, and conservation studio, as well as the original Baroque plasterwork visible in almost every room. Throw in a charming English-style garden and you have a delightful day out! Book your tickets before you arrive to save money and time, and start exploring its dramatic history.

Ready to get cultural? Berlin's Museum of European Cultures is a powerhouse of artefacts relating to everyday European culture. Explore life and artistic efforts from the 18th century until today.

The Matrix might only be a movie, but today, a fully immersive virtual world is very real! Experience the cutting-edge of VR tech, and prepare to have your mind blown! In this game, your body is the controller as a virtual world is rendered in real time before your eyes. Using full-body tracking and special sensors, you'll experience true immersion in a virtual space, with full freedom of movement. It's a unique combination of technology, software, and pure imagination that makes for the ultimate social entertainment experience Your heart is pounding, the adrenaline is flowing, and you're trying to remember that these worlds aren't real... but the feelings definitely are!.

Discover delicacies during this unique food tour of Kreuzberg. This **three-hour city tour** allows you to experience this trendy Berlin district with all your senses. A qualified guide will lead you to historical places, where you'll **hear exciting anecdotes about the eventful history of the area**, and get a feel for Kreuzberg's atmosphere. Kreuzberg shows another side of Berlin – **a multi-cultural district** with nightlife, as well as a left-wing protest stronghold. Your stomach will be growling as you stroll to five authentic restaurants in the district, where you'll **taste local and international specialties**.

This tour delves deep into the history of Berlin from the time of the Teutonic Knights through to its key role in the major events of the 20th century as capital of the Third Reich, the divided capital of the Cold War, and as the modern capital of a unified Germany in the new Europe! During your walking tour around Berlin's main sites, you’ll see Goering's former Luftwaffe HQ, as well as the site of Himmler's former SS and Gestapo HQ at the Topography of Terror before continuing onward to the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and over the site of Hitler's bunker. After walking through the sobering – and isolating – monument, step inside the moving memorial dedicated to the Victims of War and Tyranny. From there, your guide will lead you to the location where Nazis burned books during the infamous 1933 book-burning.

Discover Berlin from the roof of a double-decker bus across one or two days. This route covers the must-see attractions around the city, making it an ideal way to get an overview of Berlin. The Hop-on Hop-off bus is the perfect way to get around the city at your own pace. Hop on and off as you please and listen to entertaining and interesting stories about this historically important city at the heart of Europe. Be sure to download the Red Sightseeing App for routes and departures. The app has live tracking of the buses and extra information and tips for each stop, helping you make the most of your tour. The staff have even provided their favorite places and suggestions for what to do and see! ​

There are plenty of serious Berlin tours focused on important dates in the city's history – this isn't one of those tours! Discover the fun side of Berlin on a relaxing guided bike tour, where quirky anecdotes and engrossing storytelling take center stage over your typical history lesson. Get those endorphins pumping as you wheel around the amazing network of bike paths (so you're never dodging oncoming traffic!), while a local guide regales you with the funny stories and characters that give Berlin its unique charm and personality.

Take a German-language tour of Berlin's historic parliament district with an expert guide, on a time-traveling tour of the city's dramatic political history, and explore the engine room of German democracy from the inside. Beginning in front of the sci-fi architecture of Futurium, you'll follow your guide around Berlin's government district and learn about the historical events that have taken place here, which shaped the course of European history. You'll be lead along the Spree, taking in the political buildings and historic sites which line the river. Pay respects at the memorial for the dead of the Berlin Wall, and see where the wall once divided East and West Germany. It's important to note that this tour is available in German only, so a good working understanding of the language is a must.

Fun fact: a team of architects aims to make Berlin's Spree River so clean, you could swim in it! That won't be for a while. Until then, an evening dinner cruise is the next best thing. Choose a four-course Tastes of Berlin menu with unlimited beer, wine, prosecco, non-alcoholic drinks, and a guaranteed window seat. Or, opt for a three-course meal, two drinks included, and take your chances on seating. The Fliegende Holländer will meander past sites like Alexanderplatz, the Reichstag, and Museum Island! Note: For the 3 courses menu, meat and vegetarian options are served, no fish.

Join a bike tour to see parts of Berlin that most tourists miss. Skip Checkpoint Charlie and the Wall. Visit less-known neighborhoods that reveal the true spirit of the city. Spend around 3.5 hours exploring the modern life of Germany’s capital. Discover areas that show Berlin's energy and unique character.

Rent a bike to navigate Berlin's over 390 miles (620 km) of bike paths. Choose from a variety of bikes suitable for all ages. Cycle down Unter den Linden to landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag building. Visit Tiergarten, Berlin’s largest park. See the East Side Gallery, the Berlin Wall, and Checkpoint Charlie for a look into Cold War history. End your ride at Tempelhof Field, a former airport now open as a public park with old runways for cycling.

Enjoy Berlin by evening, driving past famous spots including the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and the Berlin Wall Memorial. You'll pass through Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg to see trendy neighborhoods. Learn Berlin history thanks to your live guide on board who will also give you tips on the best places to visit in the city.

Visit the Friedrichstadt-Palast for top-tier entertainment in Berlin. Enjoy a unique mix of dance, extravagant costumes, impressive set designs, and daring acrobatics. Enter a world of dreams as 100+ talented performers showcase their skills on the world's largest theater stage. You’ll follow Luci as she tumbles between euphoria and uncertainty, never sure if her happiness is truly hers or about to slip away. The story unfolds as a passionate dance in which Luci must decide if she's falling in love or with a fantasy. Jeremy Scott’s designs flood the stage with 500 costumes, where haute couture meets pop culture in playful, rebellious ways—think oversized silhouettes, bold colors, and sparkling details made for drama and spectacle.

Join a street food tour in Berlin and sample a variety of local dishes. Walk through the city and visit six food stops. Eat kebabs, fish & chips, currywurst, Berliner donuts, and try local beer (available for purchase). Learn about Berlin’s food culture from a local guide. Visit unique spots that locals love and enjoy authentic flavors. Suitable for both food enthusiasts and those curious about trying new things. Prepare to taste the best of Berlin and learn about its diverse culinary scene.

Visit P61 Gallery & Exhibition for digital arts in Berlin. Encounter eight unique audiovisual setups that present digital art in an engaging manner. Visitors can view digital art installations in the catacombs that explore spiritual themes.

Board a three-hour boat tour from Treptow to explore Southeast Berlin. Pass historical industrial buildings, Köpenick's scenic areas, and waterfronts, ending at Müggelsee on the Spree River. Some tour highlights are Treptower Park, Oberschöneweide Factory District, Köpenick Castle, Friedrichshagen, and Müggelsee.

Spend an afternoon in Berlin on a 5-hour boat tour. See the largest lake, the highest hill, and a scenic section of the river. Travel from Müggelsee, through Müggelberge, to Neu-Venedig. Pass through peaceful canals and waterways in this green setting. Some highlights of tour include Insel der Jugend, Schloss Köpenick, Köpenick Rathaus, and Dämmeritzsee.

Cycle through Berlin on a 5.5-hour bike tour, covering both former East and West Berlin. Learn about Berlin's history, from its origin as a fishing village to its current role as Germany's capital. Visit key sites such as the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, Hitler's bunker, and the Reichstag. Explore the history of the Third Reich. Ride through Tiergarten and stop at a local beer garden. See the Brandenburg Gate and Museum Island before returning to the shop at the TV Tower.

See Berlin with **Big Bus Berlin’s tour**, passing major landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and the Berlin Wall Memorial. The route goes through neighborhoods like Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg. The **Red Route** offers a look at Berlin from an open-top bus with 17 stops, allowing you to hop on and off near attractions including Brandenburg Gate and Gendarmenmarkt. The **Blue Route** focuses on former East Berlin, with onboard commentary available in eight languages and stops at important landmarks such as the East Side Gallery, where the Berlin Wall is now covered in artwork by artists from around the world. For another perspective, add a **one-hour river cruise on the Spree**. This cruise provides views of the Reichstag, Berlin Cathedral, Nikolai Quarter, and Museum Island, all seen from the water.

Rent an e-bike and see Berlin on your own terms. The rental point in central Berlin is just a short walk from the TV-Tower at Alexanderplatz. Pick from a variety of rental bikes in standard sizes, plus child seats and trailer bikes. Locks and helmets are included. Return the bikes at your convenience, even if the office is closed.

Join a 3-hour tour to see Berlin's highlights. Visit the main sights of Germany’s capital, including key attractions and lesser-known spots. See the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and Reichstag. The tour includes stops for photos and detailed information at each location. Expect to learn about the city's history and culture while seeing landmarks.

Take a walk through Berlin’s history, focusing on acts of resistance, courage, and survival during World War II. Guided by knowledgeable historians, you’ll visit the Jewish quarter and several less well-known memorials. You will see sites such as Otto Weidt’s workshop and the location of the Women’s Protest, as well as the site of the 1933 book burning. Along the way, you’ll also see Stolpersteine, which commemorate individuals who suffered during the Holocaust. This tour is designed for those interested in history and reflection, with small groups and respectful storytelling to help deepen your understanding of this important chapter in Berlin’s past.

Join a WWII tour in Berlin, led by a historian. In a small group, you'll visit hidden bunkers, execution sites, and Nazi prisons. Walk through sites that reveal the impact of Nazi rule, including Humboldthain Flak Tower for insights into Berlin's air defenses. At Plötzensee Prison, learn about the harsh treatment of resistance fighters. You'll see the Germania-Schwerbelastungskörper where you'll learn about Nazi Germany's failed large-scale architectural plans. The tour also includes a visit to Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, where Germany signed its surrender, marking the pivotal end of WWII in Europe. Your historian tour guide will give you an in-depth understanding of the time and will share photographs they've collected contrasting what the locations looked like at the time with how they appear today.

Prepare for the hop-on hop-off classic tour to explore the city at your own pace. Choose where to hop-on and hop-off at 18 stops or complete the 2.5-hour bus tour to decide what you want to see. Travel from West Berlin to East Berlin and back and see all the historic neighborhoods of the German capital. Choose to hop-off when you find something you want to visit up close. View locations like the Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin Zoo, and the Reichstag.

Store your luggage in Berlin at Alexanderplatz and explore the city hassle-free. After booking, make your way to the designated drop-off point during open hours. Show your booking or confirmation email to drop off your bags for the day. When you're ready to pick them up, return to the same spot and show your booking to retrieve your belongings.

Prepare for a journey through 800 years of Berlin's history with one Hop-on Hop-off bus ticket. This tour covers both West and East Berlin, allowing you to explore key sites like Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin Zoo, and the Reichstag at your own pace. Visit Berlin's dungeons to take a deeper dive into Berlin's past with a visit to its dungeons. Learn about butcher Carl Grossmann, hear stories of 14th-century battles, and explore the haunted crypt of the Berlin Cathedral. It's a chance to discover Berlin's history from all angles.

Hop on a boat tour on the Spree River with your family or friends, where up to 8 people can captain their own boat. After a quick orientation from the local crew, you’ll be ready to explore Berlin's landmarks at your own pace. Use the provided map to guide your way as you sail past historic sites. Bring along a picnic to enjoy on board while admiring the city’s lively atmosphere.

Visit the Hackesche Höfe and learn about the unique history of this revived district. Experience the multicultural life on Sophienstraße. See the courtyard of the artisans' collective and the Sophie-Gips-Höfe. Walk along Große Hamburger Straße, known as the "Street of Tolerance." Take a look behind the scenes of a large Catholic institution and see the city's most important baroque church. Learn about the history of Berlin's Jewish community and its first cemetery. Gain knowledge of the history of the New Synagogue and the nearby Postfuhramt on Oranienburger Straße. At the tour's end, visit the Heckmann-Höfe, some of the most interesting courtyards in the neighborhood.

Visit the Hackesche Höfe and learn about its unique history and current life. Walk along Sophienstraße to see the artisan association's courtyard and the Sophie-Gips-Höfe. Explore Große Hamburger Straße, known as a "road of tolerance." Discover a major Catholic institution, see the city's key Baroque church, and learn about Berlin's Jewish community and its first cemetery. Reach Oranienburger Straße and learn about the New Synagogue and the nearby Postfuhramt. Finish the tour by looking into the Heckmann Höfe, a noteworthy courtyard in the area.

Discover the best of Berlin with a ticket that gives you access to the hop-on hop-off bus tour and LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin. Use the hop-on hop-off bus to visit iconic sights like the Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz at your own pace. This tour covers both West and East Berlin, highlighting the city's rich history and culture. At LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin, explore over 5 million LEGO® pieces, enjoy rides, and watch movies in the 4D cinema. Take a factory tour and create your own LEGO® masterpieces.

Explore Berlin with a single ticket that grants you access to the city’s rich history. Use the hop-on hop-off bus to navigate between West and East Berlin, stopping at historic neighborhoods and landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin Zoo, and the Reichstag. The ticket also includes entry to BODY WORLDS Berlin, an exhibition that takes you inside the human body. Discover the details of your internal systems and gain insights into what makes you function.

Visit the Berlin Icebar, a unique spot where everything is made of ice. Open daily, it's a favorite for both locals and visitors looking to cool off. Then, explore the dark history of Berlin, including the story of butcher Carl Grossmann. Learn about 800 years of history, from war and rebellion to mysterious murders. End your tour with a visit to the haunted vaults of the Berlin Cathedral, where the legend of the White Lady awaits.

Explore the vibrant food scene of East Berlin! This tour goes into the city’s history and present through its diverse culinary offerings. It is your best bet if you are a gastronome and want to taste the best of Berlin's street food. Learn the story behind the Kebab and taste its flavors. You can also converse with Syrian refugee owners at their supper club, where you can try traditional dishes. After that, taste German beer and visit the Berlin Squat Houses and the East Side Gallery, the longest stretch of the Berlin Wall.

Explore Berlin aboard a double-decker hop-on hop-off bus. This tour covers the city's main attractions, offering an overview of Berlin’s culture and history. Hop on and off the bus at your own pace, providing flexibility to explore as you wish.

Join the night watchman for a trip into medieval history. Dressed in traditional attire with a horn, lantern, and halberd, he'll guide you through tales of werewolves, demons, mummies, ghosts, and the Grim Reaper. Near the ruins of the Franciscan Monastery stands the Parochial Church, once home to a crypt where Berliners practiced voluntary mummification. Legend has it that mummies still reside there. Learn about medieval Berliners' encounters with death from the Night Watchman's engaging stories, including the arrest of a witch by an executioner, a reminder of one of Germany's darkest chapters.

Visit the Reichstag parliament building to learn about the 1933 fire and its role in the Nazi rise to power. Reflect on wartime history at the Soviet War Memorial on 17th June Street in Tiergarten and see the Berlin Wall where you can hear stories of escapes and tragedies. Explore the Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie, key sites from Nazi and Cold War history. Walk down Wilhelm Strasse to visit the site of Hitler’s bunker and discover the Topography of Terror, the former SS and Gestapo headquarters. End your tour at Potsdamer Platz, a former no-man's-land during the Cold War.

Explore the world of fashion at "**Hausvogteiplatz**" in Berlin. Once a global fashion hub rivaling London and New York until the 1920s, it faced challenges in the 1930s. Today, the Modezentrum memorial honors the Jewish entrepreneurs who shaped this area. Learn about pioneers like **Valentin Mannheimer**, who built a renowned children's and women's wear business. Discover the impact of Parisian designer **Paul Poiret's** innovative fashion shows at **Gerson Fashion House**. Join this two-hour tour for a glimpse into Berlin's vibrant fashion history, once among the world's top fashion capitals.

If your time is limited, but your interest in Berlin’s history isn’t, you should consider joining this tour. Skilled guides are ready to share important landmarks and stories of Berlin within a swift two-hour duration. Starting at the renowned Brandenburg Gate, you will then proceed to a site significant to WWII history, the remnants of Hitler's bunker, and then cross the former Cold War frontier at Checkpoint Charlie.

Visit The Classic Remise in Berlin, the ultimate spot for classic and sports cars. Explore an array of automotive wonders, from vintage and concept cars to super sports cars. Start your exploration with hot rods at RAW terrain, then enjoy a one-hour tour of the Remise. Spend an hour strolling around and take in the sights. No admission fees apply, and you can relax at the onsite café if you'd like. The return trip to RAW terrain is another hour of incredible Berlin views. Before the tour starts, you'll get a theoretical and practical briefing (10-15 mins). Once ready, set off together to ensure a safe trip through the city with guides.

Kick off your Berlin adventure on a high note with a smooth, private transfer from Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) straight to your city lodging. Heading to the airport? Get a peaceful, private transfer from the city center to BER Airport, guaranteeing stress and hassle-free travel. Pick an air-conditioned vehicle of your choice and appreciate a relaxing travel to the airport or your lodging.

Discover Germany's capital city like never before as you zoom past Berlin's main attractions in a zippy Mini Hotrod! Each participant can enjoy the exhilaration of driving their very own vehicle, making this an experience not to be missed. Embarking from the iconic R.A.W. compound, the tour weaves its way past the historic Berlin Wall (Eastside Gallery), offering a unique perspective on the city's rich past. But that's just the beginning! The adventure continues as drivers navigate through bustling Alexanderplatz, past the vibrant Hackescher Markt, and down the elegant Friedrichstraße. But why stop there? The tour covers even more ground, whizzing past the majestic Reichstag, the iconic Brandenburger Tor, the lively Potsdamer Platz, and the stunning Gendarmenmarkt. This thrilling journey promises an unforgettable experience filled with fun, excitement, and the perfect blend of sightseeing and adventure.

Discover the hidden gems of Berlin's north on this enchanting boat ride through Tegeler See and its picturesque island world. Journey back in time to the former border area of Nieder Neuendorf, where remnants of a bygone era linger in the air. Check out the well-preserved border tower, now home to a fascinating exhibition on the Berlin Wall, and feast your eyes on nature's splendor as the tour weaves through the landscape, putting you amongst a glorious tapestry of history, flora, and fauna. Choose the Spandau route and learn about the origins of a Slavic settlement that only joined the bustling metropolis in 1923.

Discover Berlin from the roof of a double-decker bus across one or two days. This route covers the must-see attractions around the city, making it an ideal way to get an overview of Berlin. The Hop-on Hop-off bus is the perfect way to get around the city at your own pace. Hop on and off as you please and listen to entertaining and interesting stories about this historically important city at the heart of Europe. Be sure to download the Red Sightseeing App for routes and departures. The app has live tracking of the buses and extra information and tips for each stop, helping you make the most of your tour. The staff have even provided their favorite places and suggestions for what to do and see!

Cruise under 40 famous bridges in Berlin on a 3.25-hour boat tour through the city. Pass by the Technical Museum, the Potsdamer Platz and the Ministry of Internal Affairs as you sail along the banks of the Spree. This fascinating boat tour links historical and modern Berlin and offers unique perspectives of this historic city.

Discover the flavors and stories of East Berlin’s Friedrichshain district on this food and culture tour. Explore the diverse food scene, from the classic Döner Kebab enjoyed since the post-war years to newer Middle Eastern dishes introduced by refugees in 2015. You’ll also taste German favorites like Vietnamese chicken tacos, shawarma döner kebab, Syrian mezze dish, currywurst, mixed caramelised nuts; Club Mate (sparkling tea), and local craft beer. Along the way, learn about the history that shaped East Berlin, from the city’s division after World War II to the fall of the Berlin Wall and its vibrant present day.

Glide noiselessly along the Spree river on a stunning 2-hour cruise tour, taking you on a journey through Berlin's history and modernity. Marvel at the East Side Gallery, the Oberbaumbrücke, and the Osthafen's striking warehouses, now used by media companies. Witness the monumental work of art, "Molecule Men," and soak up the city's unique blend of old and new. As we venture deeper into the tour, the scenery changes, and you'll be surrounded by lush greenery. Treptower Park, one of the four preserved 19th-century parks in Berlin, comes into view. Here, in 1896, the first Berlin trade exhibition took place, famously known as the "frustrated world exhibition." The Archenhold Observatory, Germany's largest public observatory, remains as a testament to this event. With informative and entertaining commentary provided throughout the tour, our Spree river cruise is the perfect way to experience Berlin's rich history and unique charm.

Make your visit to Berlin smooth and hassle-free with a convenient transfer from the Brandenburg Airport. Leave your worries to the wind and secure quick and easy transport to the city center, Alexanderplatz. Choose from luxury or budget taxis for a comfortable travel experience.

Step back in time and join an unforgettable walking tour of 1920s Berlin! Experience the vibrant energy of the city's infamous nightlife, as described by Klaus Mann as "an army of vices and perversities". From colossal amusement temples to the iconic dance sensation Josephine Baker, immerse yourself in a world of extravagant parties, provocative cinema, and scandalous debauchery. Led by a knowledgeable and entertaining guide, explore the wildest hotspots of the era, from the infamous coke-fueled parties to the dark underbelly of prostitution. Learn about the city's history and culture as you stroll through the streets, taking in the sights and sounds of a time when Berlin was the epicenter of hedonism and excess. Don't miss your chance to experience the decadence and excitement of 1920s Berlin - take a journey into the past that you won't soon forget!

Looking for the perfect panoramas in Berlin? Look no further than Panoramapunkt Berlin! Skip the line with this VIP ticket and get whisked to the 24th and 25th floors in one of Europe's fastest elevators. Then join the 3 million visitors a year who flock here to take the perfect photos of Berlin from above. See The Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, the Federal Chancellery, Bellevue Palace, Berlin Cathedral, the TV Tower, Gendarmenmarkt, the Holocaust Memorial, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and more! And don't miss the open-air exhibition "BERLINER LOOK on Potsdamer Platz", which tells the story of the Panoramapunkt from its humble beginnings right up to today. Cap it all off by sipping a glass of Cremant as you drink in the sublime views, for that VIP feeling.

Experience Berlin's unique **street food culture** as you stroll through the city on this informative **food tour**. Discover why the city’s food scene is so exciting by sampling delicious local dishes and unique multicultural combinations. Visit the city center, **Barn Quarter**, and war-torn areas of the Soviet past to better understand the history and culture of Berlin. Then treat your taste buds with traditional dishes like **currywurst** from the Cold War era, **Berlin kebabs, flammkuchen,** and **spritzkuchen** along with some delicious wine and beer. Stop by **traditional restaurants** and **local breweries** that will have you patting your tummy in satisfaction by the end of this tour.

Follow a beer connoisseur through the historic **Friedrichshain** of the former East Berlin on a **craft beer tour**. It's alternative charm, quirky shops, eclectic architecture and trendy bars and restaurants make Friedrichshain the perfect setting for a guided tour. With your **expert guide**, you'll get to know the unique stories of Berlin's brewmasters, as well as Germany's love affair with beer, with **tastings of several craft brews and accompanying snacks**.

Get a taste of high-quality, handmade street food like a local Berliner with tickets for a **street food tour of Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg**. You’ll try everything from thin and crispy **German-French flatbreads** to mouth-watering **street tacos**. And dessert? A work of art from an Italian pastry chef. Learn about East Berlin's most multicultural neighborhood as you pass by trendy restaurants and bars, impressive street art, and hidden cultural treasures with your **expert foodie guide.**

If you’re looking for a Berlin food tour that serves you Currywurst, we really hate to disappoint you, but this is not your ordinary Berlin food tour. This culinary experience offers something different. See Berlin and its unique food scene through a local's eyes. You will taste everything from local Berliner classics to modern bites, including artisanal beers and wines sourced from the region. This unforgettable experience showcases small Berliner businesses that are thoughtfully selected and have a unique story to tell. The tour has two main topics that go hand in hand: First, the cultural region of Berlin/Brandenburg. Second, the aspect of sustainability in the local food scene. Leave with a better understanding of the neighborhood, the history and culture of Berlin/Brandenburg, and its local culinary landscape.

Join your expert guide in Berlin and set off to beautiful Potsdam where you will marvel at the impressive architecture of the historic city center with the picturesque Dutch quarter and the charming old town of Potsdam. See the Old Market Square, the beautiful St. Nicholas Church with its huge green dome, and the Museum Barberini. Then, continue through the tree-lined avenues of the famous and impressive UNESCO World Heritage Sanssouci Gardens with decorative fountains, ornate flower beds, and splendid palaces. At the end of the tour, your guide will show you the enchanting Sanssouci Park surrounding the Sanssouci Palace of Frederick the Great. You can either visit the stunning palace on your own (separate entry tickets required) or return to Berlin with your guide.

In Alt-Berlin, the city's past reveals itself in all its glory. But urban living has always had its dark side. The sites of criminal activity were kept hidden, yet they are a testament to the turbulent social history of this vibrant metropolis. On this tour, you'll be taken on a journey to authentic locations to uncover the seedy underbelly of 1920s Berlin. Be prepared to hear tales of violence, death, and betrayal, as well as stories of greed and passion. But don't worry, there will also be tales of comedy and quirk to lighten your heart and bring a smile to your face. Join this guided adventure into Berlin's dramatic history and be prepared to be captivated!

What is it with Berlin's stories about a dragon? On this two-hour, hugely entertaining tour, you will experience Berlin from a dragon-slayer's perspective. Join your guide on a short walk through the historic Nikolaiviertel and uncover the legend of Georg - the dragon slayer. You'll also encounter more myths, legends and stories that will leave you scratching your head. Why did Neptune annoy Emperor Wilhelm II? The quarrel over a fountain has amused a whole nation for years and on this tour, you'll find out why a sea god became the patron saint of an entire city.

Experience the dark chapter of the division of Berlin in GDR times up close on this special two-hour wall tour. With qualified guides, you will learn a lot about happy or tragic escape attempts, power-hungry politicians, fierce border guards and an overwhelmed political system. With all due seriousness to the topic and the victims, you can also laugh on this tour – the team of humorous guides are guaranteed to find a way. They will take you to the historical sites where the wall was built and tell the stories of the lives of those who were directly affected by the division. There were no limits to the creativity of the escape attempts: with homemade hot air balloons or the plane, steel ropes or diving suits; through tunnels dug in secret or daring window jumps – people defied many obstacles on their way to freedom.

On this special tour behind the scenes of Kreuzberg, you'll get a real insider's scoop on Berlin's international hotspot. Your exuberant guide can't wait to show you all of Kreuzberg's secrets and share their special insider knowledge. In just two hours, they'll make you a real neighborhood connoisseur. From the meeting point at the Kotti, you'll take the Oranienstraße to the backyards, then to Heinrichsplatz, and finally, walk on via the Görli to the Silesian Gate. Discover why people from all over the world, from all religions, ideologies, income levels and sexual orientations feel comfortable here in this multicultural melting pot. Even if you're a die-hard Berliner, you'll learn something new on this tour!

Wander the backstreets of Berlin with an expert guide and uncover the latest and greatest street art in the German capital. Discover the hidden side of Berlin you would never be able to find on your own, and learn the secret code of Berlin’s greatest street artists. Visit the exciting district of Kreuzberg and see why Berlin is a *Mecca* for creatives from all over the world. Join Original Berlin Walks for a unique, fun walking tour that’s different every time.

Head to Berlin for a big cat encounter with a guided tour of the Felidae Wildcat and Species Conservation Center Barnim. Just outside of Berlin, you'll find some fabulous felines among dozens of other resident predators prowling around in their habitats. With your guide, you'll learn fascinating facts about tigers, leopards, panthers, and cheetahs as you tour the 2.5 hectare facility.

Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain, alternative lifestyles, streetlife, markets, bars, diversity, the _real_ Berlin! This tour takes you through the liveliest and most dynamic districts of Berlin. Berlin has always been a magnet for people with alternative lifestyles: graffiti artists, fashion designers, DJs, and people trying to find their way in the big city. Each of these many different crowds have left their mark on Berlin over the years, creating a patchwork of ever-changing neighbourhoods. Learn about the '90s in East Berlin, the revolutionary Kreuzberg of the '70s and '80s, and the present-day underground culture with street art, graffiti and new ideas that haven’t even been named yet. Your guides will show you _their_ city in a fun and laid-back way, and make sure there’s enough time to stop somewhere for a drink by a riverbank or in a park.

This tour is not only interesting for history buffs. Join a guide and discover the impact of a border fortification within urban neighborhoods. You will come to understand what the Berlin Wall meant to the "Berliners" as you listen to the many stories around the Berlin Wall, from the funny, to the tragic, to the unbelievably absurd. Along the 15 kilometers between Bornholmer Straße and the government district, the bike tour will take you past famous landmarks as well as point out hidden gems. See border checkpoints like Checkpoint Charlie, places like Mauerpark and the official Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Straße with the last remaining, totally intact portion of the Berlin Wall.

Berlin is a city with many stories. Learn how the Wall was secretly built overnight in Berlin in 1961 on this eye-opening walking tour, including the grounds of the Bernauer Strasse Memorial. See various memorials in honour of those who lost their lives trying to cross into the West, and discuss what life was really like in East Germany. Witness the "Death Strip", hear about amazing escape attempts, and find out about the so-called ghost stations. Any questions, just ask!

This visit to the Feuerle Collection is based on the idea of a silent, mobile-detox experience through an unexpected world of juxtapositions. You'll pass through the Sound Room and walk in the Lake Room, stopping to meditate amongst the beautiful, serene artworks. Enjoy entrance to the exhibition of early Khmer sculptures (7th - 13th century A.D.), and Imperial and Scholar Chinese furniture (2nd century B.C. - 17th century A.D.). Admire contemporary works by Anish Kapoor, Cristina Iglesias, Adam Fuss, Zeng Fanzhi, James Lee Byars, and Nobuyoshi Araki. Mediation is not mandatory. You may also choose to walk around quietly and simply enjoy the art.

This tour provides an in-depth exploration of the pivotal events, strategic locations, and key figures involved in the Battle of Berlin, focusing on the intense confrontations around the battle, culminating in the German Break-Out.

As you go through this journey to the Nazi Concentration Camp, you will learn layers of insights that mainstream tours miss. Led by leading experts, this tour goes through the grounds of Sachsenhausen, the memorial, and the history of the camp from the beginning of its construction to the present time. Learn about Otto Weidt's Workshop, Nicholas Winton's legacy, and the Book Burning at Bebelplatz.

Go on a journey through Berlin's past and landmarks as the capital of the Third Reich an immersive 2.5-hour walking tour. Delve deep into the chilling history of the Nazi regime, from its meteoric rise to power to its cataclysmic demise on the very streets of this city.

Located just outside Berlin, the town of Seelow witnessed a massive clash between Soviet forces and German defenders, with over 768,000 troops and 22,000 tanks, artillery, and aircraft involved. This World War II tour with an expert guide teaches you about the development, events, and legacy of the historic battle at Seelow Heights.

It's easy to see why the palaces and parks of Potsdam were designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1990. The city is incredibly picturesque with its many palaces, lakes, manicured gardens, statues and water fountains dotted over hundreds of green acres. Stroll around the Dutch Quarter, an ensemble of red-brick buildings that is unique in Europe. The infamous _Soldier King_, Frederick William I – renowned for the giant men he collected for his showcase military regiments – built the houses in the mid-18th century to accommodate Potsdam's community of Dutch artisans. After crossing the _Bridge of Spies_, visit Cecilienhof, a palace that was originally built as a residence for Germany's last crown prince but came to be used to host the Potsdam Conference in 1945. Your guide will describe the discussions that took place between Churchill (and later Attlee), Truman, and Stalin, which were to seal the fate of Cold War Europe for the next half century.

Visit the infamous sites which are forever etched with the stain of their Nazi past. Your expert guide will give you an in-depth view on how this city played a pivotal role in the rise and fall of the Third Reich. Follow the route of the Soviet attack towards the final battle for the Reichstag. Discover the remains of the 'Thousand-Year Reich': Goering's Airforce Ministry, and the ruins of Himmler's SS and Gestapo HQ at the _Topography of Terror_ exhibition. Visit the site where Hitler's Reich Chancellery stood and the exact location of the Führer Bunker, where you'll get a step-by-step account of Hitler's suicide, the last days spent in the bunker, and the fate of his remains. Discover the former Nazi Military High Command and the site of Claus von Stauffenberg's execution after he failed to assassinate Hitler on July 20th 1944. This building, where Operation Valkyrie came to an end, now houses the German Resistance Museum.

Trace the transformation of Berlin, the epicenter of the Cold War, with an expertly guided tour of Berlin. After WWII, Berlin was ripped in half; families and friends were separated by the Berlin Wall, a concrete fortress designed to keep citizens under control. Your guide will share the stories and secrets of the people behind the notorious "Iron Curtain". Find out about the devious methods employed by the_stasi_ to keep the entire East German population under surveillance for 40 years and how the KGB supported its ‘comrades’ in their attempts to outwit the CIA and MI6. See the last remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall along Bernauer Straße, the site of multiple escape tunnels connecting East and West Berlin, as well as the Admirals Palace, the site where the East German SED political party was formed. You'll be surprised at how much history you can squeeze into the 3-hour Cold War-era guided tour of Berlin.

The beating heart of modern Berlin pulses with life, but its city center holds a dark past. Uncover the history of the Berlin Wall with tickets for a guided walking tour from Checkpoint Charlie to the Brandenburg Gate. By foot, make your way down the Wall with your German-speaking expert guide, who will illuminate the secrets and stories of the two German dictatorships. Learn about the beginnings of democracy along the way, like the former Prussian Parliament, and the current Berlin House of Representatives. Where only remnants remain, the memories of East and West Berlin are embedded into its fiber. Tickets for this guided walking tour of the Berlin Wall will leave you with an enlightened understanding of Berlin's struggles and victories to become the diverse and modern city we know today.

There's a reason thousands of Women from across Europe flock to Germany to see SIXX PAXX Live. Expect dance moves that will raise your heart beat, acrobatics that will leave you in awe of the male form, and live singing from vocal cords that have been dipped in honey. If you want a more interactive experience, then make sure you find a seat up close! Whatever the occasion – whether it's a birthday, bachelorette party, or a girl's night out – you'll leave with memories to treasure for a lifetime. So, get ready to indulge your wildest fantasies and let your wildest dreams come true. The hottest dancers and singers are waiting to wow you in SIX PAXX Live.

Explore Berlin's Jewish district and hear harrowing stories of oppression, as well as tales of great courage, sorrow, and resistance. World-changing history awaits you on every corner as your guide carefully and thoughtfully leads you through some of the darkest moments in world history.

Escaping across the Berlin Wall was was terrifying and fraught with danger, but the rewards were huge. Now, you can experience a fraction of that thrill with the Greatest Escapes from East Berlin Exploration Game. Spend a couple of hours following clues on your phone, as you assume the role of an East Berliner trying to reunite with his brother in West Berlin. Starting at Leipziger Platz and ending at the Brandenburg Gate, you'll solve devilish challenges to finish a story that began all those years ago. You can pause the game whenever you like, so you're free to take a break and complete the game at your leisure.

Get your Madame Tussauds Berlin entry ticket and take photos with lifelike figures of popular celebrities while learning about Berlin’s past. Afterwards, take a one-hour sightseeing cruise and see many of the city’s well-known landmarks from the water. Your ticket includes an audio guide and refreshments onboard. **Madame Tussauds Berlin: Entry Ticket** Meet celebrity wax figures, interactive setups, and historical displays at Madame Tussauds Berlin. See figures like George Clooney, Heidi Klum, and Karl Marx, and visit themed sections such as House of #BerlinColours and Star Wars. **Berlin: 1-Hr Sightseeing Cruise + Audio Guide** Spend an hour on the Spree River and see landmarks like the Berlin Cathedral, Reichstag Building, and Museum Island. An audio guide is included, along with drinks available for your comfort as you take in the city from a different perspective.

Dive into Berlin's thrilling past with a spooky adventure at the Berlin Dungeon, packed with live actors, creepy stories, and a heart-stopping free-fall tower. After your spine-tingling experience, skip the line at Hard Rock Cafe Berlin and savor an iconic burger amid rock 'n roll memorabilia, including a guitar crafted from the Berlin Wall. **Berlin Dungeon: Entry Ticket** Laugh and cry your way through 800 years of Berlin's turbulent past with creepy stories, hilarious actors, and a thrilling free-fall drop. **Hard Rock Cafe Berlin: Skip-the-Line Entry + 2 or 3-Course Menu** Enjoy a Legendary® Burger and rock memorabilia, including a guitar made from the Berlin Wall, on Berlin's trendy Kurfürstendamm.

Explore the vibrant and interactive experiences of Berlin with a combined package to The Upside Down Berlin and the Samurai Museum. Delight in nearly 20 creatively designed rooms filled with optical illusions at The Upside Down Berlin, then dive into over a thousand years of samurai history with flexible access to the Samurai Museum's extensive collection. **The Upside Down Berlin: Entry Ticket** Explore nearly 20 creatively designed rooms with optical illusions, interactive fun, and historical insights, then relax at The Upside Down Hangout & Karaoke. **Samurai Museum Berlin Flexiticket** Discover over a thousand years of samurai history with 1,000 original artifacts, interactive multimedia installations, and immersive experiences in Berlin.

History buffs meet their match with a Berlin Wall Pass. Enjoy combined entry to some of Berlin's top sights, including admission to Asisi Panorama, a Berlin walking tour, and access to the East Side Gallery – including The Wall Museum.

Get your Madame Tussauds Berlin entry ticket and take photos with lifelike figures of popular celebrities while learning about Berlin’s past. Afterwards, take a one-hour sightseeing cruise and see many of the city’s well-known landmarks from the water. Your ticket includes an audio guide and refreshments onboard. **Madame Tussauds Berlin: Entry Ticket** Meet celebrity wax figures, interactive setups, and historical displays at Madame Tussauds Berlin. See figures like George Clooney, Heidi Klum, and Karl Marx, and visit themed sections such as House of #BerlinColours and Star Wars. **Berlin: 1-Hr Sightseeing Cruise + Audio Guide** Spend an hour on the Spree River and see landmarks like the Berlin Cathedral, Reichstag Building, and Museum Island. An audio guide is included, along with drinks available for your comfort as you take in the city from a different perspective.

Dive into Berlin's thrilling past with a spooky adventure at the Berlin Dungeon, packed with live actors, creepy stories, and a heart-stopping free-fall tower. After your spine-tingling experience, skip the line at Hard Rock Cafe Berlin and savor an iconic burger amid rock 'n roll memorabilia, including a guitar crafted from the Berlin Wall. **Berlin Dungeon: Entry Ticket** Laugh and cry your way through 800 years of Berlin's turbulent past with creepy stories, hilarious actors, and a thrilling free-fall drop. **Hard Rock Cafe Berlin: Skip-the-Line Entry + 2 or 3-Course Menu** Enjoy a Legendary® Burger and rock memorabilia, including a guitar made from the Berlin Wall, on Berlin's trendy Kurfürstendamm.

Explore the vibrant and interactive experiences of Berlin with a combined package to The Upside Down Berlin and the Samurai Museum. Delight in nearly 20 creatively designed rooms filled with optical illusions at The Upside Down Berlin, then dive into over a thousand years of samurai history with flexible access to the Samurai Museum's extensive collection. **The Upside Down Berlin: Entry Ticket** Explore nearly 20 creatively designed rooms with optical illusions, interactive fun, and historical insights, then relax at The Upside Down Hangout & Karaoke. **Samurai Museum Berlin Flexiticket** Discover over a thousand years of samurai history with 1,000 original artifacts, interactive multimedia installations, and immersive experiences in Berlin.

History buffs meet their match with a Berlin Wall Pass. Enjoy combined entry to some of Berlin's top sights, including admission to Asisi Panorama, a Berlin walking tour, and access to the East Side Gallery – including The Wall Museum.