Grand Berlin Tour
Description
Experience Berlin compactly, personally and stylishly : on this grand tour I will show you the most exciting contrasts of the capital in 4-5 hours, from historical landmarks to urban subculture, combined with exciting stories and local insights. The route takes you to Potsdamer Platz, Checkpoint Charlie, Gendarmenmarkt, the East Side Gallery, Kreuzberg and along Karl Marx Allee to Alexanderplatz and Prenzlauer Berg. You will also discover Museum Island, Brandenburg Gate, Government Quarter, Bellevue Castle, Victory Column, Charlottenburg Castle, Olympic Stadium, Grunewald, Ku’damm, Memorial Church, Philharmonic and much more. Enjoy the ride on the iconic 70s VW bus with panoramic roof, a real experience in itself and the perfect view of the city. Private tour for up to 6 people, ideal for those who really want to understand Berlin, without stress and mass handling.
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Itinerary
Place of division. New center of Berlin.
Former seat of the SS and Gestapo. Memorial.
Former Allied checkpoint during the Cold War.
Classicist ensemble of concert hall as well as German and French cathedral.
Oldest settlement area in Berlin.
Headquarters of the Mayor of Berlin.
Old city wall, partially preserved.
Grafitti art on the former Berlin Wall.
East German Watchtower on the former inner German border.
Location of the Berlin subculture
Monumental boulevard built in the 1950s in the style of Socialist Classicism.
Central square with the famous Berlin TV tower.
Only surviving piece with front and rear wall. Documentation center of the history of the Berlin Wall.
Synagogue built in the 19th century in the Oriental style.
Ensemble of 5 museums on Berlin's Spree Island. Adjacent to Berlin Cathedral.
Historic promenade of Berlin.
neoclassical gate of a former city fortification. Moving place of German history and landmark of Berlin.
Headquarters of the German Parliament with historic Reichstag building.
Spectacular architecture of the 50s.
Historical castle from the 18th century. Today the seat of the Federal President.
Built as a national monument for the founding of the Reich.
Royal Baroque castle from the 17th century.
The venue for the 1936 Olympics.
Berlin landmark built in the 1920s.
Former railway station used for transport to the concentration camps.
Noble residential area in the countryside.
Boulevard with noble shops.
In the 2. World War II heavily damaged church. Memorial against the war.
Famous department store. Built in the early 20th century.
Former courthouse. Today's memorial for the German resistance movement.
Concert hall in spectacular architecture.
Underground bunker facility. Place of Adolf Hitler's suicide.
Steelenfeld and Holocaust Documentation Center.
End of the tour
Highlights
What's included
Important Information
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels