Top Berlin Ghost Tours

Discover the mysterious side of Berlin on a private walking tour through some of the city’s oldest streets and historic landmarks. Begin at Klosterstraße, one of Berlin’s most ancient streets, where centuries of history have given rise to intriguing legends and mysterious tales. Continue to the elegant Ephraim Palace, a remarkable Rococo building whose past is filled with fascinating stories connected to Berlin’s cultural transformation. As you walk through the historic district, your guide shares chilling legends and lesser-known moments from the city’s past. The journey leads to the impressive Humboldt Forum, built on historically significant grounds that reflect Berlin’s evolving civilization and cultural legacy. Your tour concludes at the Freedom and Unity Memorial, a powerful monument symbolizing the dramatic events that shaped modern Germany.

This tour focuses on the psychology and lives of both victims and perpetrators, exploring clues to the central question. It began with polarizing, violent, and stigmatizing words during the Weimar Republic and escalated over twelve years of dictatorship. The camp system started provisionally when Hitler came to power, evolving from the idea of “protective custody” to forced labor exploitation, and ultimately to the death camps of the “Final Solution.” Sachsenhausen existed for nine years. Originally planned for about 6,000 inmates, it eventually held over 40,000, with more than 50,000 people losing their lives there. In 1936 this model camp was built in the forest during the Berlin Olympic Games. Its architecture is a stark testament to the SS’s omnipotent control and the professionalization of terror. The tour is information-dense, covering multiple storylines that unfolded simultaneously at the camp. All guides hold the official certification of the memorial site.

This tour focuses on the psychology and lives of both victims and perpetrators, exploring clues to the central question. It began with polarizing, violent, and stigmatizing words during the Weimar Republic and escalated over twelve years of dictatorship. The camp system started provisionally when Hitler came to power, evolving from the idea of “protective custody” to forced labor exploitation, and ultimately to the death camps of the “Final Solution.” Sachsenhausen existed for nine years. Originally planned for about 6,000 inmates, it eventually held over 40,000, with more than 50,000 people losing their lives there. In 1936 this model camp was built in the forest during the Berlin Olympic Games. Its architecture is a stark testament to the SS’s omnipotent control and the professionalization of terror. The tour is information-dense, covering multiple storylines that unfolded simultaneously at the camp. All guides hold the official certification of the memorial site.

Go in search of Berlin’s best street art with a tour that puts the spotlight on the city’s off-the-grid enclaves. With an urban art-loving local guide, you’ll find vibrant murals, illegal graffiti, and quirky artistic sights that many visitors miss. Hear some of the meanings and theories behind the art as you explore, and learn about Berlin’s burgeoning street art scene.

Only in German. This tour takes you to old Berlin with its gangsters, crooks and gallows birds, who felt especially comfortable in the winding streets around Alexanderplatz. Scary stories, humorously told and historical subtleties from the criminal milieu will bring you closer to Berlin in a new amusing way. Only in German!