
Experience a private driving tour in Berlin that lasts for three hours, guided by an expert who will lead you through the city's significant historical sites and cultural landmarks. This tour is suitable for those interested in Berlin's rich history, from its medieval roots to its role in major 20th-century events and contemporary culture. It is not recommended for individuals seeking a purely walking tour or those with limited mobility due to the driving nature of the experience. The itinerary includes visits to the Victory Column in Tiergarten, a monument commemorating Prussian military victories, and iconic sites such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag. You will also view the shopping street Kurfürstendamm and the Kaiser Memorial Church. The tour continues along the Unter Linden Boulevard, showcasing UNESCO-listed Museum Island, Berlin Palace, and the Cathedral. You will make stops at the Holocaust Memorial and Bebelplatz, site of the 1933 book burnings. Additionally, the tour covers the East Side Gallery, Berlin Wall, and Checkpoint Charlie, key locations that represent the Cold War era.
See Victory Column in the Tiergarten, commemorating Prussian victories over Denmark, Austria and France.
See the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and learn about the context to World War I and the fall of the Prussian royal family.
Don't miss Berlin’s most beautiful square.
Sites of World War Two: Berlin played a central role as Hitler’s capital city. Visit the Topography of Terror, the location of Hitler’s bunker and historic Bebelplatz - home to the Forum Fridericianum (german state opera), St Hedwig's Cathedral, Royal library, Humboldt university - and is where the infamous 1933 book burning happened.
It was in a borough of Berlin that Nazi officials plotted and planned the “Final Solution”. This manifested as the Holocaust, during which millions of Jewish people were deported to the death camps. You will see the memorial dedicated to the 6 million murdered Jews of Europe.
Berlin was at the epicenter of Cold War era division and espionage. Stop by Checkpoint Charlie to learn more.
Drive through the iconic Karl Marx Allee.
You’ll learn about Cold War-era espionage and the division of East and West at Checkpoint Charlie, the remains of the Berlin Wall, and the political street art of the East Side Gallery. After its turbulent past, today’s Berlin is one of the world’s best-loved cities. Each stop on your tour holds the secrets and stories that unlock a deeper understanding of this complex, beautiful city.
Modern Berlin: explore trendy Kreuzburg, famous for its alternative nightlife scene, Kurfürstendamm, Berlin’s famous shopping street formerly the center of West Berlin, Potsdam Square and other landmarks like the Glass Cube.
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