Brandenburg Gate
Your expert guide will show you the symbol of Berlin. From German Unification in the 19th Century, to Hitler's march through the Gate in 1933; from the ruins of WWII to the days of the Berlin Wall. Pass through the Gate and discover Berlin!
Reichstag Building
See the seat of German democracy. Hear how the Reichstag was set on fire in 1933, beginning the Nazi's seizure of power, only to be captured by the Soviet Union at the end of WWII. Learn how Germany built a brand new modern parliament here after reunification. Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
Victory Column (Siegessaule)
(Pass by)
The gleaming, golden Victory Column is a symbol of Prussian victory in the 19th century (and essentially a big middle finger to France!) We'll let your guide explain...
The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
Explore the thoughtful memorial with your expert guide as you learn how Germany deals with its dark, difficult past. Hear the meaning behind the nearly-3000 columns and find out why the touching memorial is so controversial.
Fuhrerbunker
Stand above the remains of Hitler's bunker, site of the dictator's suicide in April 1945. Hear about the final days and final moments of Hitler's life, and how rumours of his escape were spread around the world after World War Two.
Johann Georg Elser Sculpture
Hear the wild story of Georg Elser's assassination attempt on Hitler at the thought-provoking memorial for the young resistance fighter
Platz des Volksaufstandes von 1953
Hear how East Germans stood up to their Communist government in 1953, only to be cut down by the red army and the dreaded secret police, The Stasi
Bundesministerium der Finanzen
The former headquarters of Nazi Germany's airforce, The Luftwaffe! See the monumental Nazi style of architecture and discover how members of the airforce conspired to kill Hitler in 1944.
Memorial of the Berlin Wall
See the original Berlin Wall and discover how the city was torn in two over night in 1961. Hear tales of armed guards and daring escapes, and cross over to West Berlin.
Gropius Bau
(Pass by)
See the beautiful 19th Century Gropius Bau, and uncover the bullet holes and shrapnel damage left after the end of WWII
Topography of Terror
See where the headquarters of the SS & Gestapo used to be and hear the truth behind how the Nazi system of government operated
Checkpoint Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie: the edge of the Western world! See where the USA and the Soviet Union came face to face every day during the Cold War. Hear stories of tanks, trickery, and spies as you cross the infamous Cold War border
Gendarmenmarkt
See Berlin's most beautiful square, featuring the twin French & German cathedrals, and the exquisite concert hall at its centre.
Bebelplatz
The stunning Bebelplatz is the heart of royal Berlin: see the opera house, the original state library, and the beautiful St. Hedwig's Cathedral. Visit the touching book burning memorial, the very site of the Nazi's first book burning in May 1933.
Unter den Linden
The Royal Boulevard in Berlin, connecting the City Palace at one end, and the Brandenburg Gate at the other. The Unter den Linden has been extensively renovated in recent years and looks fantastic today.
Neue Wache
Germany's central war memorial. A very well thought-out, calm, and fascinating site to reflect on the tragedy and horrors of war.
Schlossbrucke
The Palace Bridge where the Prussian King would meet up with his friends, dogs, and horses before racing down the royal boulevard to go hunting. Adorned with beautiful statues, the Palace Bridge is the perfect entrance to Museum Island
Stadtschloss Berlin
Berlin's Prussian City Palace, recently rebuilt and opened to the public, the palace and its courtyards are beautiful, with just enough modern twists to let you know that this is built for the 21st century, not the 15th!
Berliner Dom
The Berlin Cathedral dominates the beautiful Lustgarten on Museum Island. Hear how the palace was built under the reign of Germany's final Emperor, Wilhelm II, and how it wasn't fully rebuilt until 2004! Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
Admission Not Included
Altes Museum
The stunning Neo-Classical Altes Museum is the oldest museum on the UNESCO World Heritage Museum Island. Hear how the Prussian Kings were dedicated to bringing art & culture to the people, and how Hitler and Goebbels used this site as a rallying ground for the Nazis. Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
Alte Nationalgalerie
For many people the most beautiful building on Museum Island, the Alte Nationalgalerie is home to the royal family's collection of paintings, including the German romantics! Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
Admission Not Included
Neues Museum
Arguably Berlin's finest museum, the Neue Museum is home to the city's Egyptian collection, including the enchanting bust of Nefertiti, Tutankhamen's mother. Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
Admission Not Included
Pergamonmuseum
The mighty Pergamon Museum is home to the Altar of Pergamon, an impossibly beautiful altar from Ancient Greece. It's the most popular museum in all of Germany! Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
Admission Not Included
Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin - Centrum Judaicum
The beautiful New Synagogue is the heart of Berlin's Jewish community. Tragically attacked in 1938, the building was able to survive the 12 terrifying years of Nazi rule. Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
Admission Not Included
Berliner Fernsehturm
The Communist-built TV Tower is one of the defining symbols of Berlin. Hear how the tower was built, what the secret police used it for, and why the West heralded the "Pope's revenge" when the tower was unveiled. Please note that we visit the outside of the building only.
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