
This walking tour explores over 100 years of queer and trans history in Berlin, focusing on the origins of the modern LGBTQIA+ rights movement. Participants will learn about early activists, pioneering trans identities, and Berlin's vibrant lesbian and gay nightlife. The tour covers significant events from LGBTQIA+ rights movements to queer resistance during the Nazi regime, as well as the city's underground cabarets and iconic venues like Berghain. The experience is guided by a queer activist and social scientist, featuring over 200 historical photos, audio clips, videos, personal quotes, and interactive quiz questions. Augmented Reality (AR) Mixies are included for taking selfies with historic queer figures. This tour is suitable for LGBTQIA+ travelers, history enthusiasts, locals, and allies. It is a unique opportunity to engage with Berlin's rich queer heritage.
Post-War Queer Activism & A Trans Icon At this stop, we discuss post-war LGBTQIA+ activism in Berlin. We explore Homosexuelle Aktion West-Berlin, one of the first queer rights organizations after WWII, and the founding of SchwuZ, one of Berlin’s most iconic queer clubs. We also highlight the life of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a trans woman who preserved Berlin’s queer history and created safe spaces for the community in East Berlin.
The Trans Community & Queer Club Revolution This stop highlights West Berlin’s trans community in the 1970s and 1980s, exploring the impact of Chez Romy Haag, a legendary trans-led nightclub that revolutionized Berlin’s nightlife. This club was a space where gender-diverse people could exist freely, setting the stage for the city’s vibrant queer club culture today.
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