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The standouts.
The 15 best things to do in Berlin. The Wall and the Cold War, the museums on their island, the Reichstag dome and the long nights, with prices and operators.
Guided tour of Berlin’s Reichstag, Plenary Hall, and Foster’s dome, with panoramic rooftop views and clear politics made simple.
“A really enjoyable and informative couple of hours. Thanks”
A one-hour Spree river cruise in Berlin with multilingual audio, guaranteed seating, and views of the Reichstag, Dom, Museum Island, and more.
“We liked the boat and comfort. The handheld sound guide could be improved in terms of synchronization”
Skip queues for 360 views from Berlin’s TV Tower at Alexanderplatz, with fast-track entry, free Wi-Fi, and time for sunset-to-night panoramas.
“You save quite a lot of money booking through yourselves booked on day of trip excellent app”
Relax on a 2.25-hour River Spree cruise in Berlin, passing key sights from Friedrichstrasse to Charlottenburg with 12-language audio.
“The staff were friendly and observant. When our drinks were finished they came to take more orders. They let us know where we could find the audio guides if we wanted more. The boat was exactly on time.”
A 3.5-hour Berlin walking tour with a live English guide, key Cold War and Nazi-era stops, and a smooth way to grasp the city’s layers.
“Tobi our guide was very knowledgeable of the areas covered during our tour. He was very attentive to the individual needs of the group. He was very funny and entertaining. Tobi was able to converse in a couple of languages to help get certain points across. He made a very cold day enjoyable. I would…”
Walk Berlin’s power corridor from the Futurium to the Reichstag area, seeing the Wall, Chancellery, and standout modern architecture with a live guide.
“The history is very interesting and the dome is well worth seeing”
German-guided Reichstag tour with Spree walk, plenary talk, and Foster glass-dome views. Skip the line, 2.5 hours, $18.
“Our guide was lovely, welcoming, informative and wanted everyone to feel included. He was very knowledgeable about the architecture and why certain parts were built where etc. As it was in German, I did not understand everything. Inside for our Vortrag, the speaker was at times very clear - I could understand him, but at…”
Explore Berlin’s Jewish Museum with a free ticket, symbolic Libeskind architecture, moving Holocaust spaces, and rotating exhibitions. Plan 2 hours.
“The Jewish Museum is a great place to spend a good two hours of your time in Berlin. It’s a beautiful and yet sobering experience. The sense of emotion one feels in the Holocaust Tower (within the museum) is priceless! The fact that the museum is free to visit made it all the more welcome…”
Berlin WelcomeCard ABC gives you free public transport across A B C, including BER Airport, plus discounts up to 50% on top sights for 3–6 days.
“I bought this before flying to Berlin and it covered my train from the airport and back. I was able to find a route and just take whatever transport that was needed be it bus train tram or underground to get where I planned to go whether it be a straight run or involve changes.…”
A 2-hour Berlin walk through Nazi-era landmarks and Cold War sites, including a 200-meter Berlin Wall stretch and Checkpoint Charlie.
“The tour was really informative and our guide Joachim was well versed with the history of that time. He gave very insightful answers to all the questions asked during the tour. Overall a v great tour!”
Step into Berlin’s Second World War story in a real bunker-style museum, with a multilingual audio guide and a full-scale Führerbunker replica.
“Planned to be there for about an hour or 2. Was so absorbed in the history, ended up spending 3.5hrs in there!”
Walk Berlin’s biggest landmarks with a guide who ties Prussian, Nazi, Cold War, and modern stories into a 2–4 hour history route.
“Joel was absolutely one of the best tour guides I’ve ever had. Even with freezing temperatures and snow, he gave us an incredible Berlin tour that was thoughtful, engaging, and well paced. He stopped in warmer/sheltered areas to give more detailed stories and answer questions, which made the tour feel both informative and enjoyable given…”
English-led Berlin day trip to Sachsenhausen Memorial with an expert guide, punishment and execution sites, gas chamber, and train return.
“Very cold, but Scott was an excellent guide with great knowledge. The group was fairly large (36) and it was a little difficult to hear the guide at times.”
A 2-hour Berlin walking tour linking the Nazi era, Soviet presence, and the Berlin Wall to reunification, with an English guide for $24.
“Very though, very interesting, can’t recommend highly enough Really an in-depth dig into the history of Berlin”
Berlin’s Jewish-quarter courtyards and art studios on a 2-hour guided walk from Hackescher Markt to Heckmann-Höfe for $23.
“Really exiting guided tour, which shows part of Berlin, which is less known for turists”
