68 activitati in Berlin, GERMANY

Step back in time through glories gone by with a tour to Potsdam – the Versailles of Germany. Highlights - Walk through a Unesco World Heritage Site - Learn of momentous events that saw Potsdam at the centre of the action - Indulge in the beauty of Potsdam’s palaces In this 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 marvellous 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 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 - Travel by private transport - Step back in time through momentous historical events - Indulge in the beauty of Potsdam’s palaces In this 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 equally as interesting and you will discover this in more depth throughout the tour. Visit the area of the Old Market Square, dominated by the green dome of St. Nikolai Church. In this historic square you will encounter numerous buildings of interest such as the Potsdam Film Museum, beautiful building surrounded by some of the oldest monuments in the city. The next stop is the New Market Square, one of the best preserved Baroque squares in Europe and is also located in the historic center of Postdam. From here you will continue on to the Kabinetthaus building, Union Square, the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul and the Soviet memorial cemetery. Delve deep into the Dutch Quarter and explore the marvellous 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 enjoy a pleasant walk - the perfect way to spend a day outdoors and discover a little more of the amazing German culture, history and traditions. You have the option of visiting the places by public transport, mingling with the locals or the more luxurious option of private transport. Either way, the day is fantastic.

Berlin Postdam In this 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 marvellous 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. Museum Island Tour - Private Tour 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. Schedule Berlin Postdam: from 10am to 4pm. Museum Island Tour: from 10am to 1pm Duration Berlin Postdam: 6 hours Museum Island Tour:3 hours

Leave the hustle and the bustle of Berlin behind you and embark on an exciting adventure to one of the most beautiful cities in Germany: Dresden. Highlights - Company of a knowledgeable guide throughout the tour - Enjoy a drive through stunning scenery on the way to Dresden - See all the main city sights A mere drive away from Berlin, the new hectic capital of cool, we find this charming city, still heavily shrouded in traditional German culture. Discover all of the most important sites and landmarks and learn a bit more about the fascinating history of the former East Germany. Begin this tour by being picked up from your hotel lobby and becoming acquainted with your knowledgeable guide. This charming connoisseur of German history will accompany you at all times, giving you an unparalleled insight into the history behind every landmark you visit throughout the day. The drive to the capital of Saxony is a leisurely two hours from Berlin. Along the way, contemplate the stunning landscapes that roll past your window and hold your breath as you see the charming cityscape of Dresden appear over the horizon. Explore the historic centre of the city while learning about its Cold War days. Enjoy a walk in the Semperoper Opera and see all of the great monuments that were shattered to pieces by the bombs of the Second World War. After a hearty lunch, you have the choice of visiting any of the museums, such as the Green Vault. Wrap up the day with an excursion into the modern courtyards of modern Dresden; a jump from the past back to the present.