Your local expert will take you to all the must-see spots on a journey through the city’s landmarks. This tour is your gateway to Berlin's past and present, leaving you with a deeper understanding of this remarkable city. At the end of the tour you will have an overview of Berlin’s transformation and resilience, providing an excellent background for your further exploration of the city.
Your guide will be waiting for you in front of Madame Tussauds on the Unter den Linden. Your guide will have an orange umbrella and a name tag. If you have trouble finding your guide on the day, you can call them directly with the phone number provided on your ticket.
You will meet your guide next to the Tourist Information centre. Your guide will carry a bright orange umbrella.
From the end of the tour at Checkpoint Charlie you can easily access public transport, and explore the local area with plenty of food options in the surroundings. Or grab a souvenir and visit the exhibition at the Panorama to learn more about the Berlin Wall.
Find out who stole the statue on the Brandenburg Gate and what happened when it was finally returned
Learn how a fire in the German parliament hastened Hitler's rise to autocratic rule.
Take some time to quietly reflect amid the sombre architecture of the Holocaust Memorial. Learn about the architect's complex idea and the intricacies and ironies of its execution.
Discover the events of the last days of WWII as Hitler retreated underground while the Soviets closed in
Formerly the busiest square in Europe, at Potsdamer Platz you will find remnants of the past – a piece of the Berlin Wall and Europe's first traffic light – within a square rebuilt to face the future.
Surrounded by bullet-damaged buildings from the Battle of Berlin, this large fragment of the Berlin Wall will be the backdrop for a discussion of the fight between capitalism and communism that divided Germany until 1989.
Now the Finance Ministry, this building was once the headquarters of the fearsome Luftwaffe – the German Air Force. Here you will learn about Hitler's plan to make Berlin the capital of his "new Rome" and see what is left of his vision.
What was it like to go through a checkpoint between communism and capitalism? Why could you bring cash into East Berlin but not out?
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