Cultural Tours in Berlin

Visit the former Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp on a memorial tour from Berlin. A way to honor the survivors and remember the victims of the Nazi regime, the tour explores the former notorious camp, which became the main concentration camp in the Berlin area. Learn the stories of the prisoners and see key sites including the cells with a professional guide.

Discover the city of Berlin on foot during this full-day, guided tour. Experience the city's old and modern neighborhoods and visit sights like the Bradenburg Gate and the East Side Gallery where murals are painted on the remains of the Berlin Wall. Enjoy a mix of history lessons from your guide, sightseeing, and tasting sessions at local eateries.

Get to know Berlin beyond the main tourist attractions on this walking tour of the city's interesting off-the-beaten-path sites. With a knowledgeable guide, gain insight into Berlin's history and present-day culture as you check out locations like Humboldt University, the Jewish Quarter and Museum Island. Explore back streets to see old tenements, and end at the Berlin Wall for a peek at a hidden spot. Limited to 12 people, this tour provides a small-group experience.

Der Ausblick von der Glaskuppel auf dem Reichstagsgebäude gehört zu den Höhepunkten Berlins. Vorher erwartet Sie aber eine unterhaltsame Tour durch das Parlamentsviertel an der Spree. Sie erfahren mehr zu der modernen Architektur, den Kunstwerken und der Geschichte rund um das Kanzleramt und dem Reichstag.

Guarantee your spot on a tour of Dresden's Semperoper Opera House with a pre-booked admission ticket. In addition to navigating through the world renowned music venue, your guide ensures you learn more facts and stories than you might find in a guidebook. Tours are offered daily in English and German, but other languages are available on select dates.

Enjoy a 3.5-hour small-group guided walking tour with an Italian-speaking guide through Berlin and learn about the city during the Third Reich and the Nazi Dictature. You will hear about the Nazi rise to power and their ideology at the Quarters of the Gestapo and the SS. you will visit the Jewish quarter and a small museum about the Resistance of the Berliners.

Learn about East Berlin's history and experience the city's modern-day activity and culture during this half-day, guided walking tour that is private and customizable. Follow your guide through the time from the Cold War to WWII to the fall of the Berlin Wall, and onward to the contemporary street culture of today's Berlin.

Discover the alternative city of Berlin on a private family-friendly tour. Get the children involved with games, activities, and treasure hunts as you traverse the city. Visit some of Berlin's key landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the Berlin Wall, Charlottenburg Palace, and more. This 2-hour tour is completely customizable to the guests' preferences and interests, just let the guide know beforehand.

Head to the DDR Museum in Berlin to chat with a former German Democratic Republic (GDR) citizen about life during the Cold War. With first-hand accounts of East Germany, you'll get a fascinating insight into the country during the days of Soviet control. Popular topics of conversation include life in Berlin during the Cold War or the opposition-led activities, but you decide what you want to discuss. Admission to the museum is at your own expense.

Experience Berlin's 'alternative' scene during this edgy 3-hour excursion exploring the city's lesser-known neighborhoods and underground culture. Skip the guidebook highlights and the typical tourist stops as you experience Berlin's legendary subcultural scene, checking out street art, 'squat' communities, and the history that led to the German capital's unique non-conformist streak.

Come with us to Berlin's second highest elevation - the 120m high Teufelsberg.Between Heerstrasse and Teufelssee Adolf Hitler laid the cornerstone for a building that should have lasted for the next thousand years on November 27th, 1937 - the "Faculty of Defense Engineering", a department of the Technical University of Berlin.  The remaining buildings were filled with rubble after World War II had ended.  The US Army discovered the mountain in the 1950s as an excellent location for a listening post - Field Station Berlin.