All Activities in Berlin

Berlin Complete in one day (opens in a new tab)

382 6 h

Explore the best of Berlin in just one day with our full tour. We will meet in front of the Academy of Arts in Pariser Platz and begin a tour of the city’s most iconic landmarks. We will visit historical sites of World War II such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Old Ministry of Propaganda, the Holocaust Memorial and the famous Checkpoint Charlie. We will walk through the Gendarmenmarkt and head to Museum Island, from where we will admire the Television Tower on Alexanderplatz. We will continue exploring the Jewish Quarter, visiting the first Hebrew cemetery and the New Synagogue, an important center of Jewish life in Germany. We will finish the tour at the East Side Gallery, the world’s largest outdoor art gallery, where an extensive stretch of the Berlin Wall is preserved. If time permits, we can visit this emblematic work of art. It is recommended to purchase the AB transport card to facilitate travel.

Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial - Private Tour with Public Transport (opens in a new tab)

2 6 h

Visiting the site of the former Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp is a very emotional day tour. The camp had a major significance for SS Terror during the Nazi rule and allows us to understand how the persecution of victims escalated from the Nazi seizure of power through the war and until the very end. Our guides are certified by the Memorial Authorities and are all academics. They will guide you through this complex site and will help you understand the SS system of Terror as it unfolded.

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Berlin Photography Masterclass - Private Photography Lesson (opens in a new tab)

25 3 h

Capture the best of Berlin by walking through the city during this photography-focused exploration. Shoot the Berlin Wall, from Potsdamer Platz, past Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag building and end up with some classic shots of Alexanderplatz with a professional photographer in tow to help you with all your technical settings and to unleash your creative side. All the while, you will demystify your camera's complexities and learn how to capture the perfect shot with your own camera. This private lesson teaches photography skills and encourages your creativity and photographic development. Whether you are just starting, a hobbyist or have years of experience, our team of professional photographers will find excellent photographic opportunities for all kinds of interests for you to shoot, from landmarks and people watching to hidden secrets and great views over the city. Take advantage of the one-on-one experience of our private and personalized tour to develop your own creative vision.

Berlin East Side Gallery Photoshoot Experience (opens in a new tab)

1 30 min

Capture cherished memories in Berlin with a unique photoshoot at the iconic East Side Gallery. A professional photographer will lead you through the vibrant history of the Berlin Wall while snapping high-quality images that reflect your personality. From various poses to stunning backdrops, you'll receive expert guidance and local insights. Within just 48 hours, access your personal online gallery filled with beautifully edited photos to share and treasure forever. This experience is the perfect way to immortalize your adventures in Germany’s capital.

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Private Multi-Day Auto Factory Tour from Munich with Hotels (opens in a new tab)

44 8 days

Our private escorted tours are offered in English. They are conducted by one of our tour directors, who will take care of all services from the beginning to the end of your tour. This includes hotels, transportation, transfers to and from the airport/hotel, and most meals. Our tours are unique in that we offer free alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages with European snacks as you travel from city to city. Breakfast and dinner are included with your quoted price each day.

The Best of Berlin Highlights: Private Half-Day Walking Tour (opens in a new tab)

1 3 h

Explore the beautiful city of Berlin with an expert private guide on this immersive half-day highlights tour of the major sites and a few hidden gems of Germany’s capital. You’ll learn all about Berlin’s incredible journey from medieval times, to becoming the centre of the formidable Prussian empire, its decimation after the First World War, the rise of Hitler, the uncertain years of the Cold War, and the triumphant falling of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Today Berlin has overcome its dark past and is a thriving, urban city famous for its alternative fashion, music, film, theatre, dance, art, and digital scene. It has also become a melting pot of multiculturalism, reflected in its diverse multi-ethnic cuisine. Your tour ends with a spectacular view from the TV Tower Observation deck, from where you can admire the city's stunning architecture and skyline.

Third Reich Berlin Walking Tour with a French-Speaking Guide (opens in a new tab)

81 3 h

Uncover the rise of Nazism in Germany with Vive Berlin Tours on this 3-hour French-guided walking and public transport tour. Explore the mechanisms of propaganda, terror, and persecution, with a focus on the fate of Berlin’s Jewish community and other victims of the regime. Starting at Potsdamer Platz, discover lesser-known memorials, including the T4 memorial, marking the site where the Nazi regime planned the murder of tens of thousands of disabled people. See WWII battle scars and visit the German Resistance Memorial, site of the 20 July 1944 plot against Hitler. Continue to Hackescher Markt and the former Jewish quarter, passing the New Synagogue and Hackesche Höfe. Walk the 'Street of Tolerance', where a Catholic hospital, a Protestant church, and an old Jewish cemetery stand near a former Jewish retirement home turned by the Gestapo into a transit camp.

Private Essential Berlin History Tour (opens in a new tab)

3 3 h – 4 h

If you are interested in a succinct overview of the incredible history of Berlin and would like to see the key-sights, then this is the tour for you. Visiting the major sites with your expert-guide we will leave no stone unturned, as we touch upon the many Berlins that have been and gone in the past 800 years. We will walk through the Brandenburg Gate, stand in front of the majestic Reichstag, stroll down Wilhelmstrasse (the nerve-centre of the Third Reich) and see one of the surviving fragments of the Berlin Wall. You will here hear tales of tragedy and triumph from across the ages and eventually head into what remains of the grand Imperial Capital.

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Intense visit at Sachsenhausen concentration camp (private tour) (opens in a new tab)

1 5 h 30 min

This tour focuses on the psychology and lives of both victims and perpetrators, exploring clues to the central question. It began with polarizing, violent, and stigmatizing words during the Weimar Republic and escalated over twelve years of dictatorship. The camp system started provisionally when Hitler came to power, evolving from the idea of “protective custody” to forced labor exploitation, and ultimately to the death camps of the “Final Solution.” Sachsenhausen existed for nine years. Originally planned for about 6,000 inmates, it eventually held over 40,000, with more than 50,000 people losing their lives there. In 1936 this model camp was built in the forest during the Berlin Olympic Games. Its architecture is a stark testament to the SS’s omnipotent control and the professionalization of terror. The tour is information-dense, covering multiple storylines that unfolded simultaneously at the camp. All guides hold the official certification of the memorial site.

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Private Walking Tour Berlin 3 hours: Brandenburg, Historic Center (opens in a new tab)

7 3 h

3 HOURS Private Walking Tour Berlin Experience on a private Berlin walking tour the highlights of Germany's capital city and discover worthwhile insider tips away from the tourist track. The view Behind the set of Berlin with your licensed, English-Speaking local Berlin guide You can pick from many different private walking tours Berlin as the following - Or I'd be happy arranging your personal, customized itinerary... • From Brandenburg Gate alongside Unter den Linden Boulevard to the Museum Island. • From the Holocaust Memorial to notorious sites of the IIIrd Reich, Cold War and original remnants of the Berlin Wall. • From the so called "New Synagogue" to the most important sites of Berlin's Jewish Heritage

An Introduction to Berlin Walking Tour (opens in a new tab)

11 3 h

Embark on a 3-hour history tour with a scholar guide, that considers the 300 year evolution of Berlin from Prussia’s cultural capital, to the bustling 19th century seat of the Germany’s Emperors, to the dark epicenter of the Nazi and Cold War eras to its present revival as a world capital of culture, the arts and of tolerance and multiculturalism.

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Berlin Wall, Cold War and Stasi Museum Tour (opens in a new tab)

88 4 h

On the Berlin Wall, Cold War and Stasi Museum tour in Spanish, you will see how an entire city, a country and several families were separated by the Wall for 28 years as a consequence of the Cold War. We will talk about German history from the fall of the Third Reich until 1989. We will enter the interesting Stasi Museum.

Cold War and Berlin Wall Tour in Italian (opens in a new tab)

125 3 h

Explore Berlin’s Cold War history with the guides of Vive Berlin Tours on this 3-hour Italian-guided walking and public transport tour of East Berlin and the Wall. Start at Potsdamer Platz, then visit Nordbahnhof ghost station, closed for 28 years. At the Bernauerstrasse Memorial, relive the trauma of division, see the original death strip, and hear tales of escape tunnels and tragic losses. Walk through Alexanderplatz, where peaceful protests defied the Stasi and toppled the Wall. Admire the East Side Gallery, home to 104 murals, which you can then discover by yourself. Explore the original Berlin Wall sections, East Germany’s architecture, and watchtowers. A moving journey through East Berlin’s past—perfect for history lovers!

2 Hours Berlin E-Scooter Tour (opens in a new tab)

3 2 h

The first and the only one - E-Scooter Tour in Berlin. Come to us and enjoy Berlin on E-Scooter. Incredible sightseeing Tour with professional Guides on machines, that will definitely impress you.

Architecture Tour of Berlin - with an Architect! (opens in a new tab)

3 2 h

Discover Berlin’s history by learning how to read and understand its buildings on a guided, three-hour Understand Berlin through architecture, not just dates and landmarks. Many tours use buildings as a backdrop, this tour treats them as historical evidence. As an architect, I (Natalie) focus on how urban planning, housing, materials, and spatial decisions reflect political ideas, social priorities, and moments of rupture in Berlin’s history. Rather than moving quickly between highlights, the tour slows down to ask why the city looks the way it does, and what those choices meant for the people who lived here. By focusing on the built environment, the tour offers a clearer, more grounded way of understanding the city. Through the built environment, the tour connects politics and history to everyday life.

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Berlin German Spy Museum Ticket & Digital City Tour (opens in a new tab)

4 2 h

• Explore Berlin’s world of spies, codes, and covert operations • Try interactive exhibits, from laser mazes to codebreaking • Stroll through Berlin with captivating audio commentary • Witness the iconic Brandenburg Gate, the majestic Berlin Cathedral, and more

Berlin Spy Mission: Self-Guided Cold War Escape Game (opens in a new tab)

6 2 h 40 min – 3 h 10 min

Your hat brim is low, your papers are forged, and your pockets hold two very different things: a peace offer and a pistol. You are a spy in Cold War Berlin, on a mission that could end a war or start one, and you are completely on your own. This self-guided outdoor spy escape game takes you through 14 real Berlin locations in around 2 hours. Download the free Questo app, start at Moabit Historical Prison Park, and begin anytime. No guide, no booking required. The mission runs from the former Gestapo prison in Moabit to the Hamburger Bahnhof contemporary art museum, across the Sandkrug Bridge (once a Cold War checkpoint), past the Natural History Museum, the Berlin Wall Memorial, and along Bernauer Strasse where residents once jumped from windows into rescue nets. Decode ciphers, crack codes, and follow a story of betrayal, justice, and reconciliation through one of history's most divided cities. Perfect for history lovers, families, and anyone who enjoys a full-day spy adventure.

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Queer Berlin Tour: Birthplace of LGTBQ Movements (opens in a new tab)

13 3 h

Berlin may rightly be called the birthplace of today’s LGBTQ+ movements. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, pioneer of the modern Gay Rights Movement, distributed his essays on male-male love as early as 1862. He cleared the path for the world’s first gay magazine, Der Eigene (The Self-Owning), which came out of Berlin in 1897. No wonder that, by the 1920s, a liberal attitude made interwar Weimar Berlin an international magnet for creative individuals, including W.H. Auden and Christopher Isherwood, who authored the novel, Goodbye to Berlin (on which the musical Cabaret is based). In such an dynamic atmosphere, the Institute for Sexual Science was founded by Magnus Hirschfeld, who initiated the first campaign to abolish the legal persecution of homosexuals. This 3-house tour takes you to sites that illuminate Berlin’s many queer trailblazers, while you stroll through Schöneberg, discovering the world’s first gay ghetto.

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Karl-Marx-Allee Tour: Life and Architecture in East Berlin (opens in a new tab)

23 2 h

Discover the grand architecture and turbulent history of East Berlin on this walking tour along the former Stalinallee, today’s Karl-Marx-Allee. Built in the 1950s as a showcase of the new socialist society, its monumental buildings promised workers a better way of life. Explore one of Berlin’s most impressive GDR-era boulevards and discover how architecture and propaganda helped shape the socialist vision. Hear about everyday life behind the grand facades and the workers who built them. Follow the events of the 1953 uprising, when construction workers on Stalinallee went on strike and helped ignite a revolt across East Germany. - Explore the monumental architecture of Stalinallee - Discover the socialist vision behind East Berlin’s showcase boulevard - Hear about everyday life in the GDR - Trace the 1953 uprising from the street where it began - See how politics and architecture shaped postwar Berlin

Queer Berlin Private Tour: Birthplace of LGBTQ Movements (opens in a new tab)

1 3 h

Berlin may rightly be called the birthplace of today’s LGBTQ+ movements. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, pioneer of the modern Gay Rights Movement, distributed his essays on male-male love as early as 1862. He cleared the path for the world’s first gay magazine, Der Eigene (The Self-Owning), which came out of Berlin in 1897. No wonder that, by the 1920s, a liberal attitude made interwar Weimar Berlin an international magnet for creative individuals, including W.H. Auden and Christopher Isherwood, who authored the novel, Goodbye to Berlin (on which the musical Cabaret is based). In such a dynamic atmosphere, the Institute for Sexual Science was founded by Magnus Hirschfeld, who initiated the first campaign to abolish the legal persecution of homosexuals. This 3-house tour takes you to sites that illuminate Berlin’s many queer trailblazers, while you stroll through Schöneberg, discovering the world’s first gay ghetto.

Free cancellation