Berlin walking tours

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Berlin Highlights Tour

17 stops

East Berlin

16 stops

Third Reich & WWII Berlin

15 stops

What to visit in Berlin in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Berlin

The Brandenburg Gate

The imposing Brandenburg Gate is the main symbol of the city of Berlin. Today, many events take place in this area, from concerts to public gatherings.

The Berlin Wall

The Berlin Wall is the most important historic site of the city. The wall was erected to divide East Berlin and West Berlin and lasted until 1989. You can learn about its history with our walking tours of Berlin.

Hitler's Bunker

This parking lot seems to be an unusual place, but it's indeed the location where Hitler's Bunker was located and the same very place where everything ended.

Bebelplatz

Bebelplats is a public square which is located in the Mitte district of Berlin. It is named after August Bebel, a founder of the Social Democratic Party of Germany in the 19th century.

The Topography of Terror

The Topography of Terror offers permanent exhibitions documenting the terrible events that happened during WWII. It is located on the site where the headquarters of the Secret State Police were located.

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

One of the most peculiar landmarks of Berlin, the Holocaust Memorial is made of 2,711 concrete blocks of various sizes and is dedicated to the Jews who were murdered in Europe.

Berliner Dom

The Berlin Cathedral, located on Museum Island, is a massive church with 270 septs that lead to the top of its dome. From there, you can have a great city view, which we recommend during your stay.

Checkpoint Charlie

This was the most popular Berlin Wall crossing point during the Cold War, and has become quite a touristic place today. If you want to know more about the history we recommend taking our Berlin highlights tour.

Soviet War Memorial Tiergarten

Soviet War Memorial Tiergarten is one of the several memorials that you will find across Berlin. As the name states, it was erected by the Soviet Union to commemorate its 80,000 soldiers who died during the Battle of Berlin.

The World Clock - East Berlin's Famous Meeting Point

Also known as the Urania World Clock, it's a peculiar landmark that you will discover in one of our tours. It's located in the public square of Alexanderplatz and with it you can determine the time in 148 cities around the world.