Reichstag Building
Kick off with an overview of Berlin's past - from swampy beginnings to an empire that shook the world and the divided city. Strap in, your epic day begins here! Please note that we do not visit the inside of the Reichstag building.
Soviet Memorial Tiergarten
See the tanks and artillery that mark the grave site of 2,000 Red Army soldiers that fell in the final push during World War Two
Brandenburg Gate
The King's entrance to Berlin! Enter the old city of Berlin and discuss Prussian victories, parades, and the Nazi rise to power. See where the world was divided by the Berlin Wall.
The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
Explore the touching memorial and discuss the history of the holocaust with your expert guide
Fuhrerbunker
See all that's left of Adolf Hitler's bunker, the site of the dictator's suicide at the end of World War Two
Johann Georg Elser Sculpture
Hear the wild story of Georg Elser's assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler!
Platz des Volksaufstandes von 1953
Hear the fascinating tale of resistance to the East German communist dictatorship at the former Nazi airforce ministry (Luftwaffe HQ)
Topography of Terror
See where the Nazi SS & Gestapo headquarters stood: once two of history's most-feared institutions! Take a break to explore the free exhibition and/or use the bathroom.
Checkpoint Charlie
See where the world was divided: capitalism on one side, communism on the other. Hear how the USA and the Soviet Union almost started World War Three here, and how spies and East German escapees slipped through!
Gendarmenmarkt
Berlin's most beautiful square! Home to twin 18th Century churches and the stunning Concert House
Konzerthaus
The beautiful 19th-Century Berlin Konzerthaus - visited from the outside only
Franzoesischer Dom
The story of Berlin's French Cathedral and the French influence in Berlin is a wonderful little surprise on your whole-day private tour of Berlin! Please note that we visit the building from the outside.
Cathedral of St. Hedwig - Domgemeinde St. Hedwig
A Catholic Cathedral in the middle of protestant Prussia? It all has to do with the magnificent and beloved Prussian King, Frederick the Great!
German State Opera (Deutsche Staatsoper)
The wonderful Berlin State Opera building has a fascinating history - it was destroyed three times! Please note that we visit the building from the outside.
Bebelplatz
The square where the Nazi Party held their first ever book burning, organised by Dr. Joseph Goebbels in 1933
Unter Den Linden
Berlin's Royal Boulevard - 'Under the Linden Trees'. See the statue of Frederick the Great, Prussia's most beloved King, returning to his favourite part of Berlin
Humboldt University (Humboldt Universitat)
See the main building of the former University of Berlin, and learn how intellectuals were cruelly persecuted by the Nazi Party - even having their books burned by Storm Troopers!
Neue Wache
The Neue Wache, also known as 'The Memorial to the Victims of War & Tyranny'. See the statue sculpted by Berlin artist Käthe Kollwitz, deemed a "degenerate artist" by the Nazis
Deutsches Historisches Museum
See the magnificent Prussian Armoury building, now home to the German History Museum Please note that we do not enter the museum exhibitions - they are best viewed after your private tour
Pergamonmuseum
View the epic Pergamonmuseum and hear about the Prussian plan to bring art and culture to the people of Prussia Please note that we do not enter the museum exhibitions - they are best viewed after your private tour
Altes Museum
See the stunning Neo-Classical architecture of Berlin's 'Old Museum' Please note that we do not enter the museum exhibitions - they are best viewed after your private tour
Lustgarten
Berlin's Lustgarten, or 'pleasure garden' is the centrepiece of the UNESCO World Heritage Museum Island
Stadtschloss Berlin
Berlin's newly re-built city palace is a stunning addition to the already beautiful Museum Island. Walk its enchanting courtyards with your private guide.
Berliner Dom
Berlin's majestic cathedral - one of the last relics of the German Empire ruled by Kaiser Wilhelm II. Please note that we do not enter the Berliner Dom.
Neues Museum
See the Neues Museum building and hear the mysterious story of how Egypt's world-famous bust of Nefertiti was smuggled into Berlin. Please note that we do not enter the museum exhibitions - they are best viewed after your private tour
Alte Nationalgalerie
Arguably the most beautiful building on Berlin's Museum Island - hear how Prussia's art collection was displayed here under King Frederick William IV. Please note that we do not enter the museum exhibitions - they are best viewed after your private tour
Hackescher Markt
Explore the marketplace before Berlin's oldest train station
Haus Schwarzenberg
Enter into a hidden Berlin courtyard and explore graffiti and surprising history
Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt
Otto Weidt's workshop for the blind - discover the story of how Jewish workers were saved from the Nazis, and take a chance for a short break!
Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum
Berlin's stunning 19th-Century New Synagogue is the heart of the city's Jewish community. Discover how the beautiful building survived destruction at the hands of the Nazi Party. Please note that we do not enter the building.
Memorial of the Berlin Wall
Uncover the entire history of the Berlin Wall - construction & destruction, tunnels, escapes, tanks, explosions - everything!
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