GERMANY
The standouts.
A run-down of the 4 best lgbtq-friendly tours in Germany: what each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Schöneberg queer history on a 2.5-hour walking tour: Nationalhof, Motzstraße’s El Dorado, and Christopher Isherwood, guided by Tobias.
“This tour was educational and interesting. We left with both an understanding and appreciation of the role our German LGBT predecessors played in the early gay rights movement. W highly recommend it.”
Walk Berlin’s queer past and present on a small-group tour with stops in Schöneberg, Kreuzberg, Südblock, and the Schwules Museum.
“A wonderful trip around how the gay scen are tday and how it has been. Finn is fantastic.”
2-hour Berlin queer, trans and gay history tour with Gali Jaffe: the Spree/Hirschfeld site, Nollendorfkiez, plus optional street art.
“Gali’s “Street Art and Berlin Gay, Queer, and Trans History” tour was such a great experience. She really knows her stuff when it comes to Berlin’s art and cultural history and made the whole tour feel super engaging by tailoring it to what our group was interested in. I went with my 16-year-old doughter, and…”
Walk Berlin with LGBTQ+ history highlights, from Hirschfeld’s Institute to Schöneberg nightlife and Cold War life at Alexanderplatz.
“The tour was great. A wonderful narrative of Berlin in the 20’s and 30’s. Dan prepared an extremely interesting itinerary of the neighborhood and showed us many sights. We definitely enjoyed the tour and highly recommend it”
