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Explore the hidden gems of Berlin from a perspective most people don’t get to - by canoe. Get guidance on how to steer a canoe, then head out onto the beautiful Spree River. Gain insider knowledge on this open-minded, multicultural city while you see the sights from the water. This tour is recommended for visitors and true Berliners alike.

What distinguishes this tour is the extraordinary combination of elegance, exclusivity and environmental awareness. The Fitzgerald motor yacht, Berlin's first fully electric passenger boat, stands for sustainable luxury. Glide silently and emission-free through Berlin city centre and be enchanted by the historic surroundings and sights. For an unforgettable experience, our charming service staff is ready with cool drinks or coffee specialties. With a duration of 60 minutes, this tour offers a perfect balance between exploration and relaxation. While enjoying the unique atmosphere and panoramic views, unforgettable memories and images will be created that will remain in your memory long after the tour ends.

Head into Berlin for a full-day of exploration—without the need to book unreliable taxis—thanks to this handy round-trip transfer designed for cruise ship passengers. Travel by comfortable, air-conditioned coach from Warnemunde and Rostock Port. Then, enjoy hours of uninterrupted sightseeing on your own before heading back to the docks.

Experience the impact that the Nazi period and construction of the Berlin wall left on Germany’s capital. Touring Berlin by bike lets you experience historic sites at a pace you can’t access by car. Ride along Berlin’s bike lanes and neighborhood streets with an experienced guide who knows the city and its history.

This walking tour of Berlin will introduce you to the alternative and artsy sights of Berlin, the kinds of places that travelers often miss because they don’t know about them. Explore off-beat galleries, artistic communities, and squats on an intimate walking tour, which will allow you to see these places close up. You’ll get to know Berlin from a different angle as this tour doesn’t just follow the regular tourist circuit.

Embark on a culinary journey with this small-group summer dining experience in Berlin. Start with a guided walk through East Berlin's vibrant Friedrichshain neighborhood, ticking off landmarks such as the Berlin Wall and Oberbaumbrucke. Then, enjoy a private four-course dinner in a 1920s apartment, paired with fine wines and featuring seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Perfect for food and culture lovers seeking a unique experience.

In contrast to bus tours, on an individual taxi sightseeing tour you have the opportunity to stop almost everywhere - be it for a photo shoot, be it for a snack or a break, be it for a coffee. Or for a longer tour to take a closer look at an object or to have it explained to you (Berlin Cathedral, Hackesche Höfe, Brandenburg Gate, Gendarmenmarkt, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, KaDeWe are recommended, for example). According to your interests and wishes! And in contrast to a walking tour, you don't just see a tiny section of our city. So combine the best of both perspectives with a taxi tour, just like I've always done with friends and relatives. Here you can immerse yourself in Berlin districts (Kieze) such as Kreuzberg or Friedrichshain. And enjoy the luxury of being picked up personally from your accommodation in the S-Bahn-Ring. And all in a real Berlin luxury taxi SUV!

Skip the hassle of a large walking tour and learn about the history and impact of the Berlin Wall on a small-group bike tour. With a guide, hear stories and facts about events in Berlin after World War II, why the wall was built, what life was like for people on both sides, and what led to the wall’s fall. As you pedal, pass by key sights such as Checkpoint Charlie.

Spend a few hours exploring Jewish Berlin with a guide who is also a scholar of Jewish studies. Learn about the long history of the Jews in Berlin, particularly in the last century. Learn about the struggles of the Jews during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Then head to the great New Synagogue, built in 1866, before heading to the sobering Holocaust Memorial featuring 2,711 concrete slabs.

In contrast to bus trips, with an individual sightseeing taxi tour you have the opportunity to stop almost everywhere - be it for a photo shoot, be it for a snack or break, be it for a coffee. Or for a longer tour to take a closer look at an object or to have it explained to you (Berlin Cathedral, Hackesche Höfe, Brandenburg Gate, Gendarmenmarkt, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, KaDeWe are recommended, for example). Depending on your interests and preferences! And in contrast to a tour, you don't just see a tiny section of our city, City East, the former center and City West, the former West Berlin! So combine the best of walking and bus tours in an Auto City Tour, just like I always do privately with friends and family. And enjoy the luxury of being picked up personally from your accommodation in the S-Bahn ring. And all in a real Berlin luxury taxi SUV!

The Seelow Heights, east of Berlin, saw almost a million German and Soviet troops do battle in one of the Second World War’s most brutal exchanges. Discover the battlefield on this fascinating small-group tour direct from your Berlin hotel. Explore the museum and the war cemeteries, see Marshal Zhukov’s command bunker, and visit the spots where key moments of the battle unfolded.

Explore Berlin from a culinary perspective on this private food tour with 10 tastings. Following a local host with a passion for food, you'll visit diverse food venues to experience a variety of dishes, including the typical Berlin currywurst with sauerkraut and German beer. Plus, you can customize your itinerary according to what you fancy on the day.

Step back in time and discover Berlin through the lens of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall. This private tour covers all the major Cold War sights in the city, including Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburg Gate, and the Palace of Tears. Learn about the history of the Cold War and its effects on Berlin from your informative guide as you traverse the city on foot.

The special thing is that you will be chauffeured in your own luxury car by a local guide who has lived in Berlin for over 20 years. The personal touch, lots of information and anecdotes are guaranteed! You can also determine what interests you more individually, where you would like to drop out or what you simply want to leave out! This is the big difference to the bus tour. In addition, you have the opportunity to see Sanssouci and the city center here, and not just, as is often the case, a small section of the park. You can decide whether you want to visit Sanssouci Palace (option). We see other attractions such as the New Palace, the Chinese House or Charlottenhof Palace on a walk through the park (visiting on request). After a short drive you can stroll through the Dutch quarter and have a drink in a nice café at Nauener Tor. We continue in the car past the other landmarks back to Berlin.

Discover the hidden gems of Berlin’s alternative neighborhoods on a 3-hour bike tour. Bike along the Spree through the funky neighborhoods of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain. See the painted walls of the East Side Gallery, check out a few clubs in “Kreuzkolln,” and learn about Berlin’s underground culture from your informative guide.

Vibrant, progressive and multicultural, Berlin has been a pioneer in the gay rights movements since the late-19th century. Delve into the city’s LGBT history on this walking tour through the historical and culturally rich neighborhoods of Schöneberg and Kreuzberg. Visit one of the city’s oldest trans* bars; stroll through Tiergarten and learn about the LGBT figures who have shaped the city’s history; and visit the Gay Museum* (Schwules Museum*), the world’s first gay museum.

Sample a slice of Berlin’s coolest districts during this small-group walking food and culture tour. Avoid tourist traps and enjoy included tastings from local food vendors as you experience the meeting of 'East' and 'West' Berlin. Try everything from Turkish and Arabic cuisine, trendy coffee, and diverse food markets, all while visiting World War II sights and learning about Berlin’s communist history.

Immerse yourself in the history of the capital with a real Berlin guide and discover exciting facts and exciting anecdotes. The tour starts at the Berlin TV Tower and takes you through the charming Nikolaiviertel, the Red Town Hall and other special buildings. Experience fascinating insights into Berlin’s transformation, discover long-vanished neighbourhoods and enjoy real insider tips such as the prettiest corner of Berlin and the shortest street in the city – perfect for anyone who is curious and wants to experience Berlin authentically. Get a first-class overview as a perfect entry point. Eavesdropping stories that give you thought while also putting a smile on your face. Look forward to an eventful tour!

Introduce yourself to the city's most engaging graffiti and murals on this private tour in Berlin. Find out how street art can tell you all the stories of Berlin’s politics, past, and cutting-edge culture. Take a chance to visit alternative districts to admire these colorful creations and unlock their symbolism with a guide. This tour through the heart of German art loads up your travel palette in living color. See the weird and wonderful side of Berlin. Learn everything about Berlin's artistic culture and conflicts through its vibrant street art Understand the meaning behind large-scale murals and intentional graffiti Great way to explore German neighborhoods off the typical tourist path Private guide for a more all-around viewing experience See new and famous examples of Berlin street art

Experience Berlin like a Berliner, as if you were hanging out with friends, on this private half-day tour with a local guide. This is a fully customizable tour so you can see and do exactly what you want: head to the big-name, must-see attractions or seek out under-the-radar spots. Whichever you choose, you’ll benefit from the local knowledge of your guide. This tour is best suited to active travelers as it is a walking tour.

Step back into the past—and learn about life in East Germany—on this small-group guided Berlin walking tour. Leave the history books behind as you listen to engaging commentary from your guide, explore the former prestigious streets of the GDR, and learn about the lives of civilians. Along the way, you’ll tick off sites including Laubenganghauser and Strausberger Platz, with plenty of time for questions.

Discover Berlin's Street food scene, beyond the usual kebabs and currywurst, during this tour that takes you on an authentic Berliner Street food adventure. From German and French flatbreads to street tacos and lesser-known East Berliner snacks, savor a curated feast of snacks, main courses, and dessert. Plus, learn about this area's history and art as you gain local insights from your guide along the way.

Discover the Berlin that inspired David Bowie’s heralded ‘Berlin Trilogy’ on this private, 3-hour tour. Travel back to the late 1970s: a time when the Cold War was on, the Berlin Wall was up and Bowie and Iggy Pop shared an apartment building in West Berlin. Together with a historian guide and your private group, you’ll see Hansa Studios, where ‘Low’ and ‘Heroes’ were recorded; 155 Hauptstrasse, where Bowie and Iggy lived; and some of the clubs and cafes he visited. You’ll also gain insight into how the Cold War and the so-called 'Berlin years' influenced Bowie creatively.

Start your Alexanderplatz tour in a convenient bus that will take you to the old Sachsenhausen concentration camp. During the journey, our guide will provide you with the necessary historical context. In Sachsenhausen, you will take a guided walking tour to learn about its history, role during the Nazi regime and the experiences of prisoners. The visit is respectful, informative and thoughtful. At the end, the bus will take you back to Berlin for a panoramic tour of the East Side Gallery, a stretch of the Berlin Wall with murals celebrating freedom and reunification. The tour ends alongside the Berlin Story Bunker, which chronicles Berlin's history in the 20th century, including Nazism and World War II. If you chose the ticketed option, you can visit it at your own pace, completing a day on German historical memory and recent past.