886 activitati in Berlin, Germany

This walk takes you on a ramble through the vivid history of working-class Wedding, one of the most underrated neighbourhoods in Berlin. Wedding is an area that has seen many changes, and is currently transforming again.

On this walk, you'll be shown what's beneath the surface of a somewhat plain-looking neighbourhood, which attracts very diverse people. You'll find out about its period of social upheavals, GDR-era ghost stations, and re-appropriated public swimming pools, while following its river, the Panke.

The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

Discover Berlin at your own pace in the company of best selling author Rory MacLean. Berlin has always been a place that has attracted outsiders, most famously in the Golden Twenties. On this tour you'll walk in the footsteps of some of the most famous incomers and residents: Marlene Dietrich, Fritz Lang, Franz Kafka, Christopher Isherwood (whose Berlin Stories which became 'Cabaret') and David Bowie. You can start at your convenience. Audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smart phone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline. If you've got an hour, let Rory share with you something of this city that thrills, delights and haunts him. Something of this city that he so loves.

There are many facets to Berlin. It's a young city, it's a trendy city, it's a green one, a vibrant one, full of art and architecture, but most and foremost, it shaped 20th-century history like nothing else. This is what Jo Eckardt will show you: the signs of history as it has taken place in the very sites you'll walkthrough.

You will follow the route of the Berlin Wall, stepping over it: into the East; into the West. You'll hear stories that immerse you in Berlin as it was in its darkest hour. You will see where the Nazis had their centre of power, and explore what remains of their architecture. You will remember the victims of their terror regime, and you will see how present-day Germany has reinvented itself.

Explore Berlin's unique & quirky fashion scene, from cool concept stores to designer and vintage shops! Whatever your style, you are sure to find some must-have pieces in Berlin. So join your favorite local host on this private shopping tour tailored to your personal style!
Berlin is full of endless shopping possibilities. Whether you are after one-of-a-kind vintage pieces or sustainable wardrobe heroes, join your local fashionista and shop like a local. Berliners have their own rules when it comes to fashion and on this tour, you’ll learn how to shop and dress like a local.

Get to know the other side of Kreuzberg, away from the partying crowds and Easy-jet Armada: a place where great world inventions were made, world-famous companies born, and where sand was turned into gold and then turned into dust again.

You will stroll through a half-forgotten old residential area where ghosts of the 19th-century building boom walk hand in hand with ghosts of Nazi propaganda. You will learn the secrets of one of Berlin's most stunning parks. You will also get to know the stories of people who made Berlin one of the greatest cities on Earth.

This audio tour is written and narrated by Beata Gontarczyk-Krampe, aka Notmsparker, the author of the Berlin History Blog “Kreuzberged” and of “Notmsparker´s Berlin Companion”.

The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

Play a city exploration game in Berlin, discover iconic places from Nazi times and fascinating stories from World War 2. Follow clues and solve puzzles to discover new places, all with your smartphone, without a guide. Start and stop whenever you want!

- Visit iconic places in Berlin from Hitler's time in power

- Discover fascinating local stories from World War 2 (WW2)

- Solve clues around Berlin and discover amazing stories & places

Play the role of a person helping someone escape from Nazi Germany and see if you can do it. Solve a clue to reveal exact directions to your next stop on the tour, without the need of a map, GPS, or a physical guide. Each solution unlocks an interesting story and reveals Berlin's secrets.

Pause the game at any time, and restart whenever you want from the last place you visited. Once you have downloaded the Questo app, simply head to the starting point at Hausvogteiplatz whenever you choose and begin your adventure!

This tour tells the story of Berlin’s first “elevated U-Bahn line” known as Hochbahn Stammstrecke built by Siemens & Halske at the end of the 19th century.

The tour begins at the station “Warschauer Straße” in Friedrichshain and continues down Oberbaumbrücke, an 1896 bridge connecting Friedrichshain with Berlin-Kreuzberg and spanning the River Spree. Then it continues along the beautiful steel viaduct down Skalitzer Straße, Gitschiner Straße, Hallesches Ufer and Tempelhofer Ufer towards today's U-Bahnhof “Gleisdreick” where the eastern branch of the original elevated line ended.

You will need a valid BVG Day-Ticket or a single ticket (Einzelfahrschein) valid for 2 hours along a single route. Validate it before boarding the train and keep it on you for the whole tour. Do not throw the ticket away!

The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

Experience life in socialist East Germany with a trip to Berlin’s award-winning DDR Museum to understand life under the dictatorship of the former DDR government between 1949 and 1989. Avoid the long queues with your skip the line entrance ticket which admits you to all areas of the museum. This interactive museum allows you to sit in an authentic Trabi car, undergo a Stasi interrogation or visit a replicated East German apartment complete with original television programming and more.

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Tired of worrying about how you will get to your destination?

We are the easiest and most reliable way to get to and from the airport or station. We operate across 130+ countries with an excellent customer satisfaction rating.

With extensive experience in the transportation industry, we understand it is not only about moving from A to B. Every trip has its own story in which reliable transfers play an important role. We are proud to be a part of your journey and committed to providing the best experience possible.

So don’t look further! Simply book a transfer for your ride from Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL) and skip the hassle of cramped public transportation networks or waiting your turn at the taxi bays, just hang back in your private transfer and enjoy the comfort of this hassle-free service.

Get to know the weird and wonderful side of Berlin and discover Berlins Street Art with us

Discover another side of Berlin on this walking tour of the city’s gay and lesbian districts. With your expert guide, immerse yourself in Berlin’s culturally rich gay neighborhoods and learn about their history from the 19th century to today. Hear about main contributors to the development and recognition of these areas, including openly gay Mayor Klaus Wowereit, the lesbian magazine 'Siegessaeule', and the famous annual Gay Pride event. Passing some key places such as the Kreuzberg, Schöneberg and the Tiergarten, discover the gay community lifestyle across the years in the German capital. You will also visit the Gay Museum (Schwules Museum), offering some comprehensive archives.

From Burlesque shows to hip hop clubs, from techno to punk rock. From craft beer to absinthe and all stops in between. Berlin is a city that needs to be seen after the sun goes down.

It's not a pub crawl. It is more than that. Berlin is a party town, always has been, always will be. On our relaxed and always entertaining nightlife tour we will walk and talk you through the Berlin night with like-minded people. We choose the bars and we dole out the shots. A great night out with your best friends you haven't yet met.

Visit a hand picked selection from twelve different clubs and six bars over four and a half hours.

Our museum was founded shortly after the construction of the Wall (13 August 1961), and opened on 19 October 1962. "As closely as possible to injustice is where human greatness reveals itself the most," said our museum's founder Dr. Rainer Hildebrandt. So he used the museum at Checkpoint Charlie as an expression of protest against the Wall, and to help those in need. The museum grew over time and helped bring the Wall down. The museum has helped write history.

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Welcome to the Illuseum Berlin. We will fool your senses and fool you. Visit us and find out that nothing is what it seems. Walk into the Illuseum Berlin! A place where nothing is as it is and where fun, entertainment and creativity take center stage.

Find out how to trick your friends into thinking you're flying or you're glued to the ceiling - inverted space is waiting for you. Fool your eyes and entertain your brain!

Moin moin! Join one of our expert guides and Discover Hamburg today! This 2.5-3 hour takes you through the 1200 year history of Germany’s wealthiest city. From a fort on a hill to one of the world’s most important ports, Hamburg is a city full of stories.
How did Hamburg become one of the world’s most important ports? How does the story of a headless pirate haunt the city? Just what happened here in World War II? Discover all this and more on Hamburg’s best walking tour.
• Rathaus
• Historic Deichstrasse
• Trostbrücke
• Nikolai Memorial
• Operation Gomorrah – WWII Firebombing
• Speicherstadt (UNESCO World Heritage Site!)
• Kontor Houses
• Elbphilharomie
• The Boatmen’s Church