
Explore Berlin's history on a 3-hour guided tour with a small group of up to 12 participants. The tour covers significant historical sites, including Prussian palaces, remnants from World War II, and landmarks from the Cold War era. Knowledgeable guides will provide insights into the events that have shaped the city. This tour is suitable for those interested in Berlin’s imperial history, wartime events, and Cold War narratives. It is not ideal for large groups or those seeking a quick overview. Before booking, consider the group size and the focus on historical context.
Visit the unique Museum Island, home of five of Berlin’s world renowned museums
See the Berlin Cathedral, one of the main landmarks of Berlin’s cityscape
Walk past the infamous TV Tower, the city’s most visible landmark
See the Royal Palace, a building that dates back to the Prussian Empire
Visit the wall that divided Berlin during the Cold War
Walk past the site of about 20,000 burnt books by the Nazis during WW2
Walk through Peter Eisenman’s memorial for the Jewish of WWII
Visit the best-known Berlin Wall crossing point during the Cold War
See the place where Hitler resided until the last week of WW2
Walk under Berlin’s only surviving historical city gate
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