Top Berlin Art Tours

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

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.

Since the 1960s, Berliners have been painting the surfaces of the German capital with eclectic and inspiring street art. Follow your guide through the city's hidden corners to discover the freshest and finest urban works and find out who's who in the art world. Learn about the art that covers the western side of the Berlin Wall, see works from German and international artists, and take a tour with a special twist during your time in Berlin.

Come with us on one of the craziest sightseeing tours. We dance through the city and well-known streets. With numerous interactions combined with evergreens from the 80s and 90s Our entertaining fitness instructor will lead you through the district in 90 minutes, past many sights. The first mobile silent disco that also keeps you fit. Spontaneous flash mobs, dancing and singing - entertaining commentary. Fun and easy outdoor fitness. For all age groups. A basic level of fitness is required. You can move around freely and skip one or two activities. Our headphones have a long range and the volume can be adjusted individually. It's fun even when it rains. We have umbrellas and an incredibly good rain playlist Friday route: Museum Island Saturday route: Government district

Swap walking tours for a more relaxing and atmospheric way to see the sights of Berlin—an evening yacht trip. Glide along the River Spree as the city shifts into darkness, revealing illuminated landmarks and standout photo opportunities. You can also enjoy the perk of having a glass of sparkling wine included—the perfect way to toast your time in Berlin.

This immersive tour of the counterculture in East Berlin takes you beyond the typical tourist sites to discover more than Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie, into the city’s lesser-known treasure troves of Cold War subterfuge and dissent. On the banks of the Spree River, Friedrichshain’s art installations include everything from concrete mixers and barbed wire to 1960s newsreels. Stroll Boxhagener Platz and Revaler Strasse to see Soviet-era buildings, GDR-era relics, the longest surviving stretch of the Berlin Wall, and the East Side Gallery. Experience the artsy Friedrichshain district with its diverse subcultures and storied past.

Experience the vibrant and dynamic street art scene of Berlin on an immersive 3-hour tour that will take you on a journey through the city's colorful neighborhoods and hidden corners. Led by a knowledgeable guide, this tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the thriving urban art culture that breathes life into the city's walls. As you stroll through the bustling streets, you'll be captivated by the stunning and thought-provoking murals, graffiti, and street installations that adorn building facades, alleyways, and public spaces. Each artwork tells a story, representing the creative expression and diverse perspectives of the local artists who bring the city's walls to life.

Enjoy a private day trip from Berlin to Dresden with a trusted, knowledgeable driver. Just two hours away, Dresden offers a rich blend of baroque architecture, cultural heritage, and scenic riverbanks along the Elbe. Explore highlights like the Zwinger Palace, Theaterplatz, the Semper Opera, and the iconic Frauenkirche. With over 50 galleries, 40 museums, and 30 theaters, you can tailor the experience to your interests. This trip is available year-round and especially enjoyable on sunny days. After your visit, your driver will take you back to central Berlin—return ride included.

The design panoptica is a unique museum that challenges the boundaries of fantasy and logic. Fascinating installations of industrial objects await you here, inviting you to explore the mysteries of creative design. Each exhibit tells its own story and stimulates your imagination. Immerse yourself in a world where art and industry merge in a distinctive way and discover the secrets behind each creative work.

Benefit from the expertise of a specialist licensed guide on this group tour of the Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum, with convenient bus transfers direct from Berlin. Follow your guide as they lead you through the former concentration camp, as they share stories about the Holocaust and what happened here during WWII under the Nazi regime.

Discover Sachsenhausen, one of the first concentration camps established by Nazi Germany’s Third Reich, on this guided trip from Berlin by train—eliminating the need for a rental car. Listen as an expert historian details in English the facts surrounding the camp’s creation, as well as a timeline of the atrocities that took place there. Today, the site serves as a national memorial to the prisoners who lived and died here, and on your visit, explore the various locations inside the camp, like the command headquarters and execution trench, and learn about Germany during the rule of the Third Reich.

- Discover Berlin from a new perspective during anual city wide light art show - Take unique pictures at the 2-3 photo stops - Tour the city in two and a half hours - Live guide in German and English Experience Berlin in a whole new light as the city comes alive with dazzling illuminations during our spectacular light art tour! Take a night-time drive throughBerlin and admire landmarks, historic sites and much more, illuminated by spectacular lights and video projections. Climb aboard the comfortable bus to see the most amazing illuminated spots during this 2,5- hour tour. Capture unforgettable photos and videos throughout the evening. The tour also includes 2–3 special photo stops, giving you the chance to step off the bus and pose with the artwork. Meet your tour guide at the Rotes Rathaus/Neptunbrunnen bus stop and board the bus to learn about Berlin and its sights from your guide in English and German. You will be dropped off at the same location where the experience began.

Travel back to 1970s Berlin — a time when the city was split in two and West Berlin was “cut off from its world, art and culture, dying with no hope of retribution” — on this 3-hour tour. Together with a specialist guide, you’ll navigate the city on foot and by public transport, in search of the Berlin that inspired David Bowie’s seminal Berlin Trilogy. See Hansa Studios, where ‘Heroes’ and ‘Low’ were recorded, as well as 155 Hauptstrasse, once home to Bowie and Iggy Pop. You’ll also visit Potsdamer Platz, Zoo Station, Neues Ufer Café, and other culturally significant sites.

This photo walk combines city knowledge and photo knowledge in a unique way. If you are curious about the stories behind the history of otherwise hidden motifs, this is the right place for you. Since 2009, we have been inspiring new photographic perspectives and passing on extensive knowledge in the field of image design to the participants. Our guides are local photographers with insider knowledge about the city, which is an essential part of the visit.

Visit one of Berlin’s most contemporary and creative neighborhoods during this half-day, guided walking tour that explores street art, local food, and markets. Here artists, food-makers, musicians live and work. Wander with your guide to explore markets, bakeries, coffee shops, and stop in at local bookstores and restaurants serving Turkish pizza. Learn about fun bars and nightlife spots where locals hangout and walk along the river.

Touring Berlin by bike lets you experience hidden places and urban nature at a pace you can’t access by car. Ride along Berlin’s quieter bike lanes and neighborhood streets with a guide who knows the city and its history. This private tour is perfect for those who have already seen the major sights and want to discover the lesser-known side of Berlin in a more personalized way.

Would you like to discover the hidden world of history of literature in Berlin, enjoy the storytelling about classics coming to life, travel back in time of Nabokov, Isherwood, Kafka, Roth, Walser and the others who lived and worked in Berlin then you should join the Litterateur Tour West Berlin

Enjoy a walking tour in Berlin designed exclusively for solo travelers who want more than sightseeing. Discover the city's dynamic street art scene, where raw creativity meets an evolving landscape. Your Berlin art tour takes you through Kreuzberg & Friedrichshain, two neighborhoods shaped by counter-culture & decades of artistic rebellion. From political stencils to large-scale murals, your guide brings the stories behind the art to life. The small group size makes it easy to connect with other like-minded singles along the way. Visit iconic street-art locations, the historic Oberbaum Bridge & the East Side Gallery. Conclude at RAW-Gelände, a former railway complex surrounded by art, culture & nightlife. It offers the perfect setting to continue the conversation with someone that catches your fancy. Please note: This tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to operate, barring which, the tour may be canceled (a full refund or alternative date will be offered).

Berlin is renowned for its vibrant street art scene, and this tour provides the perfect introduction. Accompanied by a local guide, set out on foot or by car (depending on the tour option selected) to discover some of the city’s most famous murals, street art galleries, and little-known masterpieces. Along the way, learn about Berlin’s street art culture through the years, hear about the emergence of new artists after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and explore the city’s most bohemian neighborhoods.

Experience life in the big city from the perspective of a real Berliner. This guided city tour takes you to one of Berlin's most charming districts, where historic old buildings meet vibrant creative shops and cosy squares. Feel the pulsating atmosphere that makes this district so unique, and be inspired by the stories and insider tips of a local. A walk full of discoveries that shows you Berlin at its most authentic.

Maximize your shore time with this combined full-day trip. Start with a Berlin city tour from Warnemunde or Rostock, visiting landmarks such as Charlottenburg Palace, Brandenburg Gate, and Checkpoint Charlie. Then, venture to the Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen to delve into World War II history. Afterward, return to port, having experienced two enriching tours in one day.

Deepen your understanding of World War II and pay tributes to the victims of the Nazi regime of terror on this private tour to the Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen. Admission is included to save you time waiting at the ticket desk and a private guide takes you around key areas of the former Nazi concentration camp with in-depth commentary to broaden your knowledge.

Explore Berlin’s various counterculture movements on this private, 4.5-hour walking tour. Go beyond the typical tourist sites with an expert local guide to witness a different side of Berlin — the “real” Berlin that few visitors get to see. Visit the Prenzlauer Berg, Mitte and Friedrichshain districts. Experience the Turkish-influenced Kreuzberg neighborhood and the Caribbean vibe of the Yaam area. See a variety of creative street art, graffiti and murals — plus urban farms and organic markets — and visit the city's oldest beer garden, Prater Garten Berlin.