Top Activities on the Ground in Germany - page 22

Unbelievable yet true The history of two German dictatorships at original locations. A thrilling trip into Berlin’s contemporary past. Everything but boring! Discover the former NO man’s land, the Berlin-Wall-Memorial at Bernauer Strasse, a flak tower, the site of the Fuehrer’s bunker & much more! Exciting stories about the divided city, spectacular escape attempts & ghost stations, forgotten places & Berlin under the Swastika. Bigger groups get separated for safety reasons. Each minor group gets IT’s own Guide. *One teacher joins for free per group.

This is not just a tour—it’s a carefully crafted experience designed to show you a side of Munich most visitors never see. By combining the legacy of the 1972 Olympics with the extraordinary story of BMW, it creates a powerful journey through history, innovation, and culture. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you’ll uncover hidden corners, striking architecture, and stories that turn places into unforgettable moments. From the transformed Olympic Village to scenic viewpoints, every stop is chosen to give you a deeper, more authentic connection to the city. What truly sets this experience apart is the seamless combination of expert guidance and personal freedom. Your included entry to the BMW Museum allows you to explore legendary vehicles and exhibits at your own pace—without feeling rushed or restricted.

Did you know where executions were carried out in Düsseldorf? What actually happened in Suite 610? Why was a mummy kept on Königsallee? Which world-famous artist fell to his death from the Oberkassel Bridge? Who is the vampire of Düsseldorf after? And who is the ghost of the white lady who is still searching for his killer in Burgplatz? We will take you on a tour full of eerie stories that happened in Düsseldorf and that will remain in your memory for a long time to come. Participation from 18 years!

In the shadow of the red light. Sin and crime shake hands here. We don’t have a Reeperbahn in Düsseldorf, but did you know that one of the most famous sex workers of the post-war era is from Düsseldorf? Have you ever heard of the "dirnenunwesen"? What was the "morality police" responsible for? How did people deal with sexually transmitted diseases in old Düsseldorf? On this tour, the red-lit facts tell you : which laws applied to "lidy women" in 1878, what role morality played and what scandals took place in our beautiful city. Participation from 18 years.