Führerbunker Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Führerbunker. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Discover Berlin Half-Day Walking Tour
• Explore Berlin's Top Attractions 3-hour English Walking Tour
• Third Reich Berlin: Hitler and WWII Walking Tour
• Berlin Bike Tour
• Berlin Highlights 3-Hour Bike Tour

The Führerbunker itself no longer exists, and there is a plaque in place that anyone can visit for free, as it’s a public site. Guided tours that feature the Führerbunker provide historical information about Berlin’s World War II history: Tours begin at around US$22 for a half-day walking tour that visits multiple WWII sites, or US$27 for a bike tour. More comprehensive private full-day tours can cost around US$165.

The Führerbunker is located in Berlin’s Mitte district, around an 8-minute walk from the Brandenburg Gate. It’s about six minutes by foot from Brandenburger Tor station, which is served by buses, the S-Bahn, and the U-Bahn. Mohrenstrasse is another U-Bahn station that’s nearby, around a 6-minute walk away.

If going on a Führerbunker tour, it’s advisable to bring comfortable walking shoes as these tours typically visit multiple dispersed WWII sites around Berlin. It’s also recommended to bring layers in case you get cold, and a camera—although there may be restrictions on photography, so it’s best to follow guidance on signs.

The Führerbunker site is accessible for wheelchair users, as it’s a plaque at street level. However, if you are planning to join a guided tour that includes the Führerbunker, it is advisable to get in touch prior to the tour to check on accessibility at all the sites that are included on the itinerary.

No, there aren’t any restrooms available at the Führerbunker. The nearest public toilets are on Bundesstraße 4, not far from the Brandenburg Gate. There are also public toilets at Potsdamer Platz station.