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Berlin Highlights in 4 Hours Tour
Joined 2024
From the Brandenburg Gate, a Berlin icon and a stunning piece of architecture, to the East Side Gallery, a fascinating collection of artworks, to the city’s turbulent history, this tour takes you on a journey through the most important monuments of this vibrant city in just four hours. Wear comfortable shoes and get ready to enjoy every minute of this experience. It is a walking tour, with some public transportation in between.
Itinerary
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Meeting Point
Brandenburg Gate
- In front of Hotel Adlon
Brandenburger Tor / Brandenburg Gate
The most iconic landmark in Berlin holds immense historical and cultural significance. Built in the late 18th century, the gate has witnessed pivotal moments in history, from the Napoleonic Wars to the fall of the Berlin Wall
Murdered Jews of Europe Memorial
Moving onwards, we pay tribute to the millions of Jewish victims of the Holocaust at the poignant Holocaust Memorial. Explore the labyrinth of concrete slabs and reflect on the profound impact of one of humanity's darkest chapters.
Gendarmenmarkt
Is known as the most beautiful square in Berlin, where you'll encounter the magnificent Konzerthaus and the twin churches, Deutscher Dom and Französischer Dom. Dive into the square's intriguing history, once a bustling garrison marketplace now transformed into a cultural hotspot.
Bebelplatz
A monumental square steeped in both tragedy and resilience. Here, we confront the haunting memory of the Nazi book burning that took place on May 10, 1933.
Museum Island and Berlin Cathedral
A UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled in the heart of Berlin's historic centre. From ancient art to modern masterpieces, Museum Island offers a captivating journey through millennia of human creativity and innovation.
Alexanderplatz
The bustling heart of East Berlin. Here, amidst the modern skyscrapers and historical landmarks, we'll delve into the rich tapestry of Berlin's past and present. (And take a little Break :-))
Hackesche Höfe
They were opened in 1906 after several years of construction. The building complex in the center oft he formal Jewish District, consisting of eight courtyards was planned and built by architect Kurt Berndt as the largest residential and commercial courtyard complex in Germany.
Dead Chicken Alley
Join me as we explore the Schwarzenberg House, also known as „Dead Chicken Alley“, a dynamic cultural hub in Berlin. Home to vibrant street art and alternative galleries, this hidden gem showcases the city's thriving artistic spirit
East Side Gallery
Admire the stunning artworks and powerful messages of the biggest open air gallery in the world, a poignant reminder of Berlin's tumultuous past and resilient spirit. See the famous ‘Brotherly Kiss’ between Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker and many other artworks, and learn about their significance and the relationship between the artists and the Berlin Wall.
Oberbaumbrücke
We will end the tour at the majestic Oberbaumbrücke, an architectural marvel that crosses the river Spree, connecting East and West Berlin. It is not only important for its neo-gothic red brick beauty, but also for its importance during the Cold War era of divided Berlin.
Ending Point
U-Bahn Warschauer Straße
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Guide fee
Personal expense and tickets for public transportation
Tour Important Information
- This tour involves a lot of walking, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
- You will need a transport ticket
Important message from the supplier
I guide also on the weekends. Due to the long distances in Berlin, it will be necessary to use public transportation.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2024
About Tour Guide Juan P.
Hi, I'm Juan from the sunny island of Majorca, I first visited Berlin on a sunny Easter in 1999, when only ten years after the wall came down, so the traces of the division were even more visible than now. Someone recommended me, before you decide to live in Berlin, you should spend a winter first, and so I did. It was only going to be a couple of years and here I am, after 25 and having seen the changes the city has undergone in the new millennium.
Berlin is unique in the world because has an amazing history mostly in the last 100 years. After being 80 % destroyed in the 2WW many people thought the city will not make it and would be placed somewhere else. But like Phoenix from the ashes it become again the city that it was before but that was not that easy . Now you have a collage of historical buildings, modern architecture (some nice & many not that nice), dozens of small cities called neighbourhoods & the tracks of the destruction and division. Nowadays is the city where everything is possible and the feeling of freedom and tolerance is stronger than never before.
One of my favorite pastimes is exploring the Berlin landscape, always on the lookout for the latest exhibitions, cultural events and hidden green spaces. As a Berlin aficionado, I've delved into the city's rich history, from its classical roots to its modern transformations. Whether it's iconic landmarks or little-known gems, I love sharing my knowledge with curious explorers. And when it comes to neighborhoods, I know them like the back of my hand. So if you want to immerse yourself in Berlin's culture, history and hidden treasures, I'm here to make your experience unforgettable. Let's explore this dynamic city together!
I offer tours in English and Spanish.
$197/ per group
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