Discover Berlin's hidden back alleys on this walking tour. Enjoy a guided visit some of the most iconic spots which showcase the typical urban Berlin atmosphere. See how people live, work, create and have fun in these small spaces. Stroll through the Scheunenviertel in Berlin-Mitte. Learn about the history of the development of this quarter, and its transformation into the center of Jewish life around the New Synagogue. Find out how it became the trendy, colorful and international area that it is today. Make your way to sights like the Schwarzenberg house, the Rose Courts, Sophie-Gips-Höfe, and the Heckmann courtyards. Follow the traces of Jewish life in Berlin towards Oranienburger Strasse.

So you've seen the sights by day, but are yet to experience the Berlin nightlife? The German capital is renowned for its alternative bars, weekend-long raves, and crazy club culture – so don't miss out on seeing this side of Berlin too! Grab a friend or 2 and get ready to meet new ones on this wild pub crawl through the city.  Start the night by meeting your guide and mingling with other travellers before heading out into Berlin's nightlife. During the pub craw, stop in several cool bars which range from cocktail bars, basement dives, shisha bars, and themed pubs. Though the selection of bars rotate every night, all of them will show you a different and exciting side to Berlin. End the night with VIP entrance to an awesome club and witness some of the best nightlife in all of Europe. Berlin is famous for its nightclubs, where the all-night parties run for days on end. Check out for yourself what everyone is talking about, and enjoy some complimentary shots and drinks specials while you're at it.

Glide through the streets of Berlin on a city bike tour. Follow your guide through the bustling capital and admire passing landmarks, including Prenzlauer Berg, Museum Island, and the Berlin Wall. Start in the painstakingly restored Kulturbrauerei in the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district. From there, ride to the most important highlights and hidden corners in the city. The tour takes you through the Government District, past Berlin Central Station, the Brandenburg Gate, and the Holocaust Memorial. Pass by the famous Berlin Wall, the Gendarmenmarkt, and the Museum Island. Ride at a relaxed pace and during the brief stops, listen to your guide's explanations. Learn the diverse stages of the history of Berlin, from Prussian pomp and ceremony to the rapid changes after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Meet your passionate guide, get fitted out with a suitable bicycle, and begin your adventure through the bizarre and wonderful city of Berlin.  Begin the tour by hearing about modern Berlin and all of its challenges. Visit the Berlin Wall and Checkpoint Charlie, the name given by the Western Allies to the best-known Berlin Wall crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War. Peddle into the city center where you will see the site of the 1933 Book Burning by the Nazi government. Then, continue on to the Museum Island and Jewish Quarter. After that, enjoy a quick ride to the Bundestag Building and the Holocaust Memorial. Then, you will hve the chance to visit the FuhrerBunker and discuss the many conspiracy theories surrounding Hitler's death. Alternatively, visit Potsdamer Platz and or Siege Säule, the Victory Column monument built in 1864 to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian War. The route will be decided democratically by the group, so start your campaign early if you want to visit specific sites - this is, after all, a tour about the rise and fall of Germany for which democracy always wins! After 3 hours of cycling, you'll have unforgettable memories and new knowledge about the history of Berlin and its incredible buildings.

Make the most of your Berlin adventure with this time-saving hop-on hop-off tour pass. Seven days a week, benefit from bus tours traveling to all the main attractions and landmarks around the city and hop on and off at your leisure. The bus leaves every 15 – 20 minutes from each hop-on hop-off location and you can use this loose schedule to plan your day. Alternatively, you can stay on the bus and get a full 2.5-hour city tour. This sightseeing bus line offers more than 26 sights – perfect for your Berlin adventure. As an extra, enjoy a shuttle to Charlottenburg Palace and Messe Berlin. The buses stop at the following landmarks: • Kurfürstendamm • KaDeWe • Lützowplatz • Cultural Forum • Potsdamer Platz • Checkpoint Charlie • Gendarmenmarkt • Fountain of Neptune / Red City Hall • Alexanderplatz (near the bus stop and the FlixBus Café) • Karl-Marx-Allee • East Side Gallery/Mercedes Platz • East Side Gallery/Ostbahnhof • Fountain of Neptune • DomAquarée / Museum Island • Berlin Cathedral / Lustgarten/Humboldt Forum • Unter den Linden / Friedrichstraße • Brandenburg Gate/Reichstag building • Berlin Central Station • Victory Column • Elephant Gate Shuttle to Charlottenburg Palace: • Kurfürstendamm /Meinekestraße • Charlottenburg Palace • Exhibition grounds / Radio tower / ZOB

Experience an informative guided tour in the government quarter of Berlin. Stop at the Chancellery, the Berlin Wall, the Reichstag, and many more highlights of this unique part of the city while you discover the political center of Germany. Learn about Berlin's eventful history and ask your questions as your guide takes you to some of the most significant places in this district. Think about how Berlin could be redesigned after the Wall, see the ribbon of the federal government and spot the symbolic bridge between the east and west. Start the tour at the Futurium and then cross the Spree as you wander from former East to West. Witness how modern buildings dominate the cityscape. Marvel at works of art along the Berlin Wall and get to know more about the history of the site. Along the tour, discover some of the best photo spots in the center of Berlin. Receive some great local insights on this German-language guided tour. The guided tour ends outside the Reichstag where you will learn more about the tasks and duties of the parliament and the story behind a building that has played such a significant role in German history. There are dates for German speaking regular tours and dates for English speaking regular tours. Please pay close attention to the right choice. Translations are not possible. The German language tour is guided only in German language. The English speaking tour is guided in English only.

Try different types of German culinary delights guaranteed to exercise your taste buds. Meet your local guide and follow them to the RAW Flohrmarkt, where the history of 1865 and 1989 will be revealed. Continue to one of the best kebab shops in the city and sample some freshly roasted meats. See the stunning street art and modern art galleries located in the neighborhood along the way. Next, sample some traditional German fresh cheeses and cured meats in a pub. Select from a choice of local beers (non-alcoholic options available) to get a true taste of Germany. Learn the difference between German and Polish bagels and how they became famous in New York. Hear the urban history of the city and how the wide boulevards were built to impress both residents and visitors alike. Go to a wine shop to taste one of Germany's most famous cheeses, served with 2 German wines (non-alcoholic options available). For something sweet, try some classic German pastries and cakes in a cute boutique bakery. Discover the Turkish influence on the food with some authentic Turkish sweets. Of course, you can't possibly come to Germany and not eat the sausages or try some of the currywurst! End at the most famous site of the Berlin Wall and East Berlin at the East Side Gallery. Get a secret food treat to enjoy on the way.

Begin at the Kotti, which is a central place in Kreuzberg. In a short introduction, your guide will give you an overview of Kreuzberg’s history, life, and culture.  Kreuzberg was founded as a typical working-class neighborhood in the middle of the 19th century. People lived in huge building complexes, some in the fifth or sixth backyard. Discover these places at Oranienstraße and try to imagine life back in the days when it was almost impossible to breathe fresh air and when many people could not rent a whole flat or a room but instead slept on just a mattress. Most people in the working class had a radical left-wing view. So Kreuzberg turned into a critical neighborhood with constant demonstrations. Your guide will tell you about The Mother of all Street Fights. Visit SO36, a legendary music club, where anarchistic punk and new wave bands entertained audiences in the 1970’s and 1980’s and provoked the government and police. Discover Görli Park, the Central Park of Kreuzberg. Get to know Berlin’s Jack the Ripper. After two hours, see Kreuzberg from a different point of view. Say your goodbyes, then start your next adventure in Kreuzberg's famous nightlife, or if you prefer, to relax after this exploratory city tour.

Experience a refined and relaxing tour through the Berlin neighborhood of Prenzlauer Berg, where, up until the mid 19th century, there were once far–stretching fields with windmills, now stands one of Berlin's most creative and trendy districts. The tour will travel both east and west of Prenzlauer Berg's most important street, Schönhauser Alle, and through the unique building developments from the post-modernism period in Germany. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the face of this former workers' district has changed dramatically: Learn how this long and rocky history has combined with the district's newfound prosperity and diversity to shape the modern form of Prenzlauer Berg. The goal of the tour is to raise awareness of the incredible parts of the city rarely apparent at first glance. Confront the contrasts and see the secrets. Hear authentic insights and interesting background information. Each tour is an incredible opportunity to experience the city with all the senses and invite dialog.

Follow the traces of German history, from the time of Prussia to the German Empire, the Weimar Republic, and Nazi Germany up to the German division, the GDR and the reunification. Discover the government district with the Reichstag and the Chancellery. See the Brandenburg Gate, the Victory Column and the Holocaust Memorial. Take a look at the Sony Center, stroll along the former wall and discover the former National Socialist buildings on Wilhelmstrasse. On Gendarmenmarkt you can see the historic Checkpoint Charly and admire the German Cathedral, the French Cathedral, and the Concert Hall. See the magnificent boulevard Unter den Linden, discover the Berlin Cathedral and the Museum Island. Learn all about the development of Berlin in the Nikolai quarter.