Friedrichshain Tours and Tickets

An engaging way to spend an afternoon, getting to know the city. The tour took in a lunch break too which was appreciated!

Reese, our guide was super interesting and very knowledgeable. We had a wonderful 4 hours and learnt so much, seeing places you don't usually come across as a tourist. Highly recommended!!!

Make sure you book a day that is warm. It was freezing and the very long outdoor tour was very uncomfortable.

Amazing tour, Antonio was an incredible guide. Perfect tour for those who want to really get to know Berlin.

Alleys, Graffiti and explanation of all the history of this area pre and post war. Fantastic guide!!

Maybe the most memorabel part of this tour was the guide called Reese. Never stops talking with passion, little blackhumoristic accents and a healthy dose of rebellion. The perfect guide for this tour

A unique tour that showed a whole side of Berlin that tourists don't get to see. Tour guide Lee was very engaging and clearly enjoys his job. Great info on street art and alternative arts and culture. Lee was proud of his local neighbourhood in Kreusberg and showed us some really cool little corners ending up in a very bohemian district. Trip has tram and train travel which requires extra tickets but this gives the tour a wider scope and embraces both former East and West Berlin which are interesting to compare. Highly recommended

After quite a few WWII and Cold War Berlin tours, having a taste of what modern day Berlin has evolved and continues to evolve was fun to go through! Our guide, Reese, was knowledgeable and truly came across as someone who is immersed in the alternative culture that defines Berlin, and not just someone who was reading out from facts. Probably the highlight was the playground where kids 6-16 build most of it without adult supervision, and burn down a third of it every year to renew and make space for new building! I think that really sums up the spirit of what could only, perhaps, happen in Berlin. I was worried about the amount of walking with the length of the tour, but it includes 2-3 legs that are covered on public transport and has about 20-30 minutes set aside for lunch as well. Just a note to others who take the tour: the end of the tour wasn’t at the published end provided in the ticket, but a bit further into Kreuzberg. This wasn’t a problem for us, but I can imagine this may be an issue if you were planning on ending at a specific place for following appointments. I genuinely found this be one of the best tours I’ve done in Berlin.