68 activitati in Berlin, GERMANY

The Berlin Sightseeing Pass is the only pass which allows you free access to over 50 top museums and attractions around the city! Highlights - Free entry top museums and attractions - Comprehensive guidebook with over 90 pages of information - A chance to explore on your own the massive city of Berlin without sacrificing comfort and at a very special price. Get your Berlin Pass tourist card and enjoy access to all the best monuments and museums of the capital. Once you have paid for the pass, you can be comfortable in the knowledge that your entry into the allotted museums and attractions is paid for. Visit over 45 museums with the Sightseeing Pass, including the famous Checkpoint Charlie Museum and Pergamon Museum, both of which are in Berlin’s top 10 attractions! On top of this you can gain free access to a further 10 top attractions in Berlin, including the magnificent Berlin Cathedral. The savings and discounts on the Sightseeing Pass are phenomenal, giving you the opportunity to experience the full tourism of Berlin without having to spend the Earth. The pass also saves you a lot of stress in having to worry about individual tickets and prices, you simply swipe your card at each monument and you’re good to go. The Sightseeing Pass is activated with its first use and your time begins with the first use and thereafter is valid for a selected amount of days. Duration 2 or 3 days, depending on the option chosen. Others From the 1st February 2016 onwards The Berlin Pass will include the Berlin Dungeon, LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre, Madame Tussauds and Aqua Dom & Sealife®.

The Berlin Sightseeing Pass is the only pass which allows you free access to over 50 top museums and attractions around the city! Highlights - Free entry top museums and attractions - Includes a free hop on – hop off bus tour - Berlin public transport Travelcard - Comprehensive guidebook with over 90 pages of information Once you have paid for the pass, you can be comfortable in the knowledge that your entry into the allotted museums and attractions is paid for. Get around the hustle and bustle of the exciting city however you please, with public transport costs also covered in the pass. Travel by bus or any other form of transport within the ABC areas of the city and be whisked away to any of the numerous attractions the city can offer. Visit over 50 museums with the Sightseeing Pass, including the famous Checkpoint Charlie Museum and Pergamon Museum, both of which are in Berlin’s top 10 attractions! On top of this you can gain free access to a further 10 top attractions in Berlin, including the magnificent Berlin Cathedral and a Hop on – Hop off City Bus Tour which makes for incredibly easy access to each of these sightseeing spots. The savings and discounts on the Sightseeing Pass are phenomenal, giving you the opportunity to experience the full tourism of Berlin without having to spend the Earth. The pass also saves you a lot of stress in having to worry about individual tickets and prices, you simply swipe your card at each monument and you’re good to go. The Sightseeing Pass is activated with its first use and your time begins with the first use. Duration 2 or 3 days depending on the option chosen. Others Public transport zones ABC are included on the following: metro (U-Bahn), buses, trams and overground trains (S-Bahn). From the 1st February 2016 onwards The Berlin Pass will include the Berlin Dungeon, LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre, Madame Tussauds and Aqua Dom & Sealife®. Important Information: How to activate the Travelcard. At every U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram or bus you will find a yellow or red ticket machine in which you must stamp your card to validate it for that journey. The first time you do this will be the activation date and time of your travelcard. From then, the travelcard will be valid for the duration of your ticket; for 2 or 3 consecutive days. Please note: Failure to stamp and validate a journey can result in a fine.

With so many things to see in Berlin, in just four hours you can explore the main sights and attractions of this lively city with this flexible private tour. Highlights - Flexibility to choose where you visit and at your own pace - Explore Berlin’s main neighbourhoods - Learn all about the city’s coloured past The young and ever growing German capital can be overwhelming for newcomers due to the vast amount of places to see and do on offer. This tour makes sure you get to see all of the most important neighbourhoods and landmarks while ensuring that you have an unforgettable time. What’s more, with a flexible approach this tour can be adapted to your taste so that you spend time in the places that interest you, at your own pace. Some of the areas we explore are Nikolaiviertel, the Museum Island and the famous Berlin Cathedral. Meander along Kaiserallee, the renowned Unter den Linden and past the stunning Humboldt University. Other grand sights include the Royal Library, the State Opera and one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin, the Gendarmenmarkt. Learn all about the story of Hitler’s rise to power and set eyes upon the remains of the Gestapo headquarters with a visit to the Jewish Holocaust memorial. We tell you about how the Berlin Wall rose and fell, as well as how Germans coexisted with it for decades and the heroic stories of those who risked their lives moving to the West. With memorable symbols such as Potsdamer Platz and Brandenburg Gate, this city is sure to remain with you for a long time. Languages Spanish and Portuguese.

This dramatic and informative tour helps you to grasp the astonishing history of the Cold War, the sinister Stasi secret police and the Berlin Wall. Highlights - See many of the landmarks that came to define the city’s tragedy - Available with public transport or private vehicle - ind out about life before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall The Cold War Berlin Wall split not just the city and Germany in two but the entire world for almost 30 years. The emotional, physical and psychological scars it left behind will take generations to heal. This four-hour tour is available as either a walking tour with the help of public transport or in a private vehicle. See many of the landmarks that came to define the city’s tragedy, including the remnants of the most iconic symbol of that division, what the East German authorities called the ‘Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart’. See the TV tower, the Stalinist architecture of the 2km-long Karl-Marx-Allee – where military parades were held in the shadow of wedding-cake style buildings – and learn about the mysterious ‘ghost’ stations, where subway trains would pass through without ever stopping at the platforms patrolled by stern-looking armed guards. Learn all about the notorious Stasi secret police, which ran a hi-tech surveillance operation on virtually the entire population. Find out what happened to its agents after the Wall fell, what became of the leading communist politicians and where the former border guards who scoured the death strip by the Wall ended up. Hear about the ingenious ways dreamed up by Berliners to cross the Wall. Admire and take photos of the graffiti along colourful East Side Gallery, a kilometre-long stretch of what remains of the Wall. Pass what was once no-man’s-land, see former checkpoints and hear more tales of espionage and intrigue.

Discover Berlin’s renowned landmarks in just half a day with a private panoramic bike tour. Pace the city’s extensive cycle paths and reach all the sights easily and quickly with the help of your own guide. Highlights - See the most important city sights - Decide where you want to spend more time - Explore more in less hours Berlin is a city with history around every corner. The city’s past is tangible, real and within reach. Exploring Berlin can take time, but with a private bike tour more of the city’s history and neighbourhoods can be revealed to you in a shorter amount of time. For those who are short of time in this extensive city, or for those who simply like to explore on two wheels, then this is the tour for you. Starting at your hotel we begin our exploration of one of Europe’s most exciting cities. Spend time in the places that really interest you, and get to know the Berlin that tickles your fancy without following the crowds. Head through the picturesque medieval lanes of the Nikolai quarter and see the Museum Island; home to five must see museums in Berlin which are a works of art themselves. Admire the majestic and emblematic dome of the Berlin Cathedral dominating the city skyline and continue through the Kaiserallee, Unter den Linden, past the Humboldt University, Royal Library, State Opera and one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin, the Gendarmenmarkt. Get to know the details of Hitler’s rise to power and see the remains of the Gestapo headquarters as well as the Jewish Holocaust memorial. Learn how the Berlin Wall was born, lived and fell; admire the Brandenburg Gate and by the end of the tour this fascinating urban jungle will have been laid bare.

Add a pinch of Oriental spice to your stay in Berlin and join us on this tour of the Pergamon Museum. Situated on the highly enlightening Museum Island, walking into this museum is like stepping out of Berlin and right into the sandy heart of the Middle East. The Pergamon Museum is divided into various collections, sorted by historical period, namely the antiquity collection, the Middle E Add a pinch of Oriental spice to your stay in Berlin and join us on this tour of the Pergamon Museum. HIGHLIGHTS: * Skip the line entry * Visit the museums with a knowledgeable guide * Don’t miss the most important and interesting pieces Situated on the highly enlightening Museum Island, walking into this museum is like stepping out of Berlin and right into the sandy heart of the Middle East. The Pergamon Museum is divided into various collections, sorted by historical period, namely the antiquity collection, the Middle East museum, and the museum of Islamic art. But this tour invites you to an hour long visit of the museum’s latest addition, the New Museum. In here you will find the oldest artefacts and artworks of all, with its Egyptian, Prehistoric and Early History collections. With this tour, you will see all of the most important pieces hosted within the New Museum – and without having to wait in any queues! Your knowledgeable guide will be with you at all times to eloquently narrate the fascinating stories that lie behind every work of art and architecture. Throughout the day, you will also learn about the amazing history of this museum, which suffered severe damage during the Second World War and was later reconstructed. By the end of the day, you will also be well-versed in the structure and history of Museum Island. The highlight of the visit will be admiring the singularly wonderful bust of Nefertiti, the beau wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten, a memory that will stay with you a long time. Meeting/ pick-up point: Pick up at the hotel. Duration: 1 hour.

Explore Berlin at your own pace with this comprehensive sightseeing tour of the capital’s main landmarks and excursion into the Jewish quarter. Highlights - Wander past Berlin’s top sights listening to anecdotes and fascinating information - Explore the Jewish quarter - Take the tour at your leisure and to the places you want to spend more time in This walking tour is focused on your maximum enjoyment. Therefore, you will be able to dedicate more time to visiting those sites that are more interesting to you and create a completely personalised journey. Starting from your hotel, we delve into the origins of Berlin with a trip through the district of Nikolaiviertel. See the fascinating Museum Island and the stunning Berlin Cathedral. Later on, we will explore the highlights of the Jewish quarter, from the modernist yards of Hacke to the Synagogue and Otto Weidt Museum. Walk with us through the Kaiserallee, by Unter den Linden, past the Humboldt University and alongside the Royal Library and the State Opera. Contemplate one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin, the breathtaking Gendarmenmarkt. Learn all about how Hitler rose to power and set eyes upon the ruined remains of the former headquarters of the Gestapo. We also have a moment of remembrance at the Jewish Holocaust memorial. Another incredible story you will learn about in depth is that of the Berlin Wall. Hear about how it was erected, the moving story of when it fell and the Germans who risked their lives to move to the other side. Last but not least, admire the spectacular Potsdamer Platz and the iconic Brandenburg Gate. You will feel like a true Berliner. Languages Spanish and Portuguese

From the ashes of the Third Reich a new Berlin has risen, but scratch beneath the surface and remnants of this dark chapter can be found as this powerful and emotional guided tour reveals. Highlights - The former Jewish quarter, bunkers and air raid shelters - The history and conditions that allowed Adolf Hitler to rise to power - Where Jewish businesses were destroyed during the notorious Night of Broken Glass Adolf Hitler fantasised of transforming Berlin into the Welthauptstadt Germania (World Capital Germania) which would be the epicentre of his thousand-year Reich… but that empire was to last no more than 12 years and by the end, both his capital and totalitarian vision lay in ruins. Explore the former Jewish quarter, see the location of Nazi bunkers, air raid shelter, anti-aircraft installations, war-damaged buildings, resistance monuments such as Operation Valkyrie, WWII battlefields and learn about the plans drawn up by Hitler’s favourite architect, Albert Speer, to build this monumental imperial capital. The guide will explain how conditions in Germany were such that Adolf Hitler was able to rise to power and carry out the most unimaginable crimes. You will hear of the grim fate of his victims and what life was like in wartime Berlin. Visit the Willhelmstrasse, where notorious Nazi ministries were located, the site of the former Chancellery and Hitler’s bunker, the courtyard where some of the conspirators of the July 20 plot to kill Hitler were executed and also the spot where the dictator took his own life. The tour will also show where Jewish businesses were destroyed during the notorious Night of Broken Glass and also where the embassies of Germany’s Axis partners, Italy and Japan, are located.

Explore the exotic Middle East without moving from the heart of Berlin. This tour invites you to delve into the enlightening Pergamon Museum. Located on the thrilling Museum Island, this space houses countless items from one of the must culturally rich areas in the world. Explore the exotic Middle East without moving from the heart of Berlin. This tour invites you to delve into the enlightening Pergamon Museum. HIGHLIGHTS: * Discover the museum in depth with your expert guide * Set eyes upon the beautiful blue Gates of Babylon * Includes skip the line access Located on the thrilling Museum Island, this space houses countless items from one of the must culturally rich areas in the world. Traditionally, the Pergamon Museum was divided in three parts: the antiquity collection, the Middle East museum, and the museum of Islamic art. The latest addendum is the New Museum, which you will get to explore in depth with this fantastic tour. You will also learn all about the different parts of Museum Island and what new projects are currently underway. After meeting up with your friendly and knowledgeable guide, prepare to enter a world of uncanny architectures. Enjoy a comprehensive guided visit of the New Museum, which houses the Egyptian, Prehistoric and Early History collections; a real jump into a time warp! Plus, this tour does not include any queuing visits, so as to make the most of your time among the wonders of the distant past. See too the astounding Market Gate of Miletus, so large that it cover the entirety of a museum wall. Last but not least, set eyes upon the beautiful blue Gates of Babylon, a true masterpiece of Oriental architecture. Join this tour and fall in love with the legacy of the Middle East. Meeting/ pick-up point: Pick up at the hotel. Duration: 1 hour.

See all that you can’t miss in one of Europe’s most exciting cities with a panoramic tour of Berlin. Highlights - Discover the main sights in just three hours - Expert guide on hand to show you around - Explore Berlin’s dramatic history Explore the historic St Nicholas district, see Museum Island, stroll along the famous Unter den Linden, admire Humboldt University and Bebelplatz, behold the Royal Library, State Opera and the Gendarmenmarkt Square. Learn about Hitler’s rise to power at the Topography of Terror and also how the Berlin Wall divided the city in two before visiting Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate. Your adventure begins in the St Nicholas district (Nikolaiviertel) which is opposite Museum Island, a Unesco World Heritage Site since 1999, and the Berliner Dom cathedral. Walk along the Kaiserallee, Unter den Linden, past Humboldt University and Bebelplatz, where you will learn all about the notorious Nazi book burnings that took place here. See the Royal Library, the State Opera and one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin, the Gendarmenmarkt. Hear the details of Hitler's rise to power and see the remains of the Gestapo headquarters at the impressive history exhibition known as the Topography of Terror. Recall the suffering of the Jews at the Holocaust memorial. Arrive at Checkpoint Charlie and find out about the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, and about the lives of the East Germans who risked it all to escape to the West. This landmark location is replete with period photographs. Admire the spectacular Potsdamer Platz, a shining example of the city’s contemporary architecture, and finish the tour at the Brandenburg Gate, the symbol of reunified Berlin.

Stand in the very place where historic moments took place with a tour through the rise and fall of National Socialism. Highlights - Explore the power centres of the Nazi Regime - Learn about the city’s history with an expert guide - Hear stories of those who dared to challenge the absolute power of Hitler Berlin is a living testament to the fateful events during WWII. With an expert guide in the field, tour the landmarks and moments that came to define the course of the war. Whether you´re passionate about history or would like to learn more, explore the centres of the Nazi regime and the story behind each one. The tour starts in the heart of West Berlin, opposite the ruins of the bombed memorial church to reach the victory column via underground tunnels. Continue on to the Reichstag and soviet memorial flanked by two t-34 tanks – the most decisive weapons of WWII. Visit the building where Operation Valkyrie was planned – now the German Resistance Museum – to hear the stories of those who dared to challenge the absolute power of Hitler. Discover the institutions of Nazi terror, today the Topography of Terror, relive the Battle of Berlin and visit Anhalter Bahnhof and Potsdam Platz.

Travel back in time with this exciting journey to Potsdam, one of the single most beautiful and stately cities to be found in the whole of Germany. Highlights - See the palaces and gardens that put Potsdam on the map - Delve into the city’s colourful history - Enjoy a leisurely sightseeing walk In this marvellous city we can learn all about the fascinating story of Frederick II, otherwise known as Frederick “the Great.” This ruler was a passionate lover of the arts and culture, and thus he made great efforts to beautify the city of Potsdam with manifold palaces and gardens, some of which seem to belong among the pages of a fairy tale. Potsdam’s more recent history is also a matter of interest: on this tour we invite you to cross the bridge where the CIA and KGB spies used to exchange confidential information during the Cold War. We will also pass by the palace where Stalin himself met with Winston Churchill and Harry S. Truman in order to divide Germany, an event that would bring danger and drama to the lives of many. Delve deep into the Dutch Quarter and explore the Sanssouci, as well as a handful of other breathtaking palaces. All of these regal constructions were residences of the Hohenzollern dynasty in days long gone. This trip invites you to indulge in a leisurely walk, the best way to spend a day outdoors while discovering a bit more of Germany’s astounding culture, history and traditions.

Travel thousands of years back in time to Ancient Egypt, Babylon and Ancient Greece with this guided, skip the line tour of the Pergamon Museum and the Neues museum. Highlights - Marvel at the highlights of Pergamon Museum - Admire impressive exhibitions in the Neues Museum - Visit the two museums with an expert and eloquent guide Take advantage of this queue jump offer and make the most of your time inside the exhibitions, where the priceless treasures from ancient civilisations will leave you awestruck. Learn about the fascinating history of the Neues Museum, its destruction in the Second World War, its neglect and decay during the Cold War and its eventual restoration once Germany was reunified. After an informative introduction to the cultural attractions of Berlin’s famous Museum Island, begin your tour with a trip to the Pergamon Museum to admire its many highlights. Marvel at the Market Gates of Miletus, the Ishtar Gate and many more ancient artefacts found inside. Designed to very precise specifications by Alfred Messel and Ludwig Hoffman, the Pergamon was built between 1910 and 1930 and is home to some monumental structures, painstakingly relocated to Berlin. Included in its various exhibitions are the Middle East Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art. The story behind the Neues Museum is a tale in itself. Severely damaged by bombing in the Second World War, it was abandoned until the Berlin Wall came down and finally reopened to the public in 2009. Admire its many impressive exhibitions, focusing on prehistoric times, early civilization and the undoubted star attraction, its Egyptian collection featuring the stunning bust of Nefertiti.

Take an architectural journey through the ages with a tour of Berlin’s Museum Island. Highlights - Find out about a unique collection of buildings - Discover how modern museum design has developed - Learn about five world-class museums Located in the heart of the city, right in the middle of the River Spree, Museum Island is host to five world-class museums. Join your guide for a journey back in time to find out how such an island came to exist from its first museum in 1830, and to discover how modern museum design has developed through the times. A Unesco World Heritage Site itself since 1999, the Museum Island is a unique collection of buildings. Near the Schlossbrücke bridge to the south of the island we find the first museum, Altes Museum, built in 1830 in a Neoclassical design by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. To the north of the island, you can see the New Museum (Neues Museum), which suffered heavy damage during the war and only recently reopened in 2009, as well as the old National Gallery. By the Kupfergraben canal stands the Pergamon Museum, the most visited museum in Berlin, and closing the tour is the Bode Museum, built between 1887 and 1904.

Join us for a discovery of one of the most exciting European cities on this private tour of Berlin. Highlights - Explore the city’s most characteristic neighbourhoods - Spend time in the places that interest you - Step back in time through Berlin’s history Offering comfort and flexibility, explore all of the must-see sights of the city at your pace and direction. Spending extra time in the places that interest you most, you're guaranteed an individualized experience of this fascinating city. Begin at the origins of Berlin in the district of Nikolaiviertel and see the brilliant domes atop the opulent Berlin Cathedral of Museum Island. Walk through the sculpture on the Kaiserallee and along the tranquility of Unter den Linden. Head past the expanse of Humboldt University and the Royal Library and remark at the picturesque columns of the State Opera as you explore the Gendarmenmarkt, one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin. Learn the details of Hitler's rise to power as you tour the remains of the Gestapo headquarters and ponder the city's dark past as you pay a visit to a remembrance of this time in history at the Jewish Holocaust memorial. Hear the story of the birth of the Berlin Wall and tales of how the citizens lived with the separation as you view the famed Checkpoint Charlie. Admire the spectacular Potsdamer Platz and Brandenburg Gate, classic iconic symbols of the city of Berlin. Sure to offer insight into a city with a rich history, this private walking tour of Berlin will showcase all the points of interest and allow you to create your own memories in and around this alluring city.

An emotional experience as much a tour, join us to uncover the reality of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Highlights - With the help of a knowledgeable guide - The key areas of the camp - The camp’s history from beginning to end Opened in 1936 under the Nazi regime, 200,000 prisoners passed through the infamous “Arbeit macht Frei” gates of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, located on the outskirts of Berlin. 50,000 prisoners were brutally murdered here before the Soviets liberated the camp in 1945. A nerve centre of Nazi Germany, training centre for SS officers and prisoner of war camp, Sachsenhausen’s history is peppered with brutality, horror and inexplicable events. With the help of a guide, see for your own eyes how the camp transformed over its years of operation, both during WWII and the GDR. Uncover the reality of daily life for prisoners whilst touring the Jewish Barrack, punishment cells, tower and parade ground, execution grounds and crematorium, Station Z, the Pathology Laboratory and camp hospital. Your guide will expertly explain the camp’s design, mission and operation, shedding light on its history and notable prisoners. Meeting/pick-up point: Optional pick up at hotels in Berlin city centre. If not, please make your way to the meeting point.