Berlin · WALKING TOURS
Berlin is a walking city with long gaps between the good bits, so the route matters more than the guide’s script. These 15 cover Mitte, the line the Wall took, the Kreuzberg backyards and the Neukölln kitchens, priced by length with a note on which ones involve real distance.
Walk Berlin’s key landmarks from Museum Island to Checkpoint Charlie, with expert context on Prussia, Nazism, the Wall, and reunification.
“Loved the tour, our guide Anika was great, she gave us historical background as well as view of everyday life in Berlin. Very informative, I would recommend it”
Walk Berlin’s Third Reich and Cold War sites, from the Reichstag and Hitler’s bunker to the Berlin Wall and Checkpoint Charlie.
“Klaus is. Brilliant tour guide. He is very informative, gracious, and conducts a well-structured walking tour. We e we could highly recommend this tour as an excellent way to be grounded in the history and experiences of Berliners. Gerard and Michelle”
Walk Berlin’s defining sites, from Brandenburg Gate to Hitler’s bunker, with a lively guide and clear links between Prussian, Nazi, and Cold War history.
“Jasper was a fantastic tour guide and the tour was very informative and interesting. Highly recommend it.”
Walk Berlin’s Third Reich and Cold War sites in two hours, from Brandenburg Gate to Checkpoint Charlie, with an engaging English-speaking guide.
“Very informative. Glad we did it, even in the winter! A quick way to catch lots of the major sights.”
Explore Berlin-Mitte’s courtyards, Jewish quarter, art studios, and 19th-century passageways on a practical two-hour walking tour.
“Perfect, you cannot find these special spots by yourself.”
Walk through Nazi Berlin, Hitler’s bunker site, the Reichstag, Holocaust Memorial, and Soviet War Memorial with an expert guide.
“My son did not take history in highschool. This was a fantastic tour for him. There were many interesting facts, including the fragility of democracy, and insight into the importance of having a good understanding of history as a cautionary tale for current and future society.”
Review of Berlin’s Alternative Walking Tour, covering street art, Kreuzberg, local food, counterculture, transport, value, and practical tips.
“Excellent and interesting tour. Great guide and really enjoyed it”
Walk Berlin’s Nazi-era sites, from Hitler’s bunker to the Soviet War Memorial, with a skilled guide on this focused three-hour tour.
“Will was a great guide, knowledgeable and approachable. Thanks”
Explore Berlin’s graffiti and murals on a three-hour guided walk with local insight, social context, and stories from artists for $23.
“Rob is an excellent guide with a quirky sense of humour and a passion for his street art community. His observations on graffiti and the street art were well informed and engaging. We learnt a lot and it will be a highlight of our Berlin experience.”
Walk Berlin’s major sights in three hours, from Museum Island and Checkpoint Charlie to the Wall, Holocaust Memorial, Reichstag, and Brandenburg Gate.
“This tour was an A+. It was the perfect level of detail, and kept us engaged the whole time. The walking part would be manageable for just about anyone-we stopped frequently to discuss a particular site or historical element. Hannah was a terrific guide-easily the best tour guide we’ve ever had. So personable. She had a notebook of some printed material that she used to help describe or enhance the description of various things, which added to our understanding. Highly recommend the tour, and especially Hannah as your guide!Read more”
Explore Berlin’s Nazi-era sites on a four-hour walking tour with expert English guides, memorials, wartime ruins, and clear historical context.
“very knowledgable guide, easy to follow, comfy shoes needed, a personal experience reviewing details about Berlin that are not often discussed.”
Walk Berlin from Potsdamer Platz to Museum Island, tracing Nazi terror, Cold War division, royal grandeur, and modern reunification with a private guide.
“J’ai tout aimé ,guide formidable ,on ne sent surtout pas la marche vu l’explication fantastique des monuments et de l’histoire en général .incroyable moment”
Explore Kreuzberg after dark, from Kotti and SO36 to Görli Park, with local stories, punk history, and Berlin’s Jack the Ripper.
“Guide hat über schier unerschöpfliches Insiderwissen verfügt und hat einem den Stadtteil viel näher gebracht.”
Explore 300 years of Berlin medical history, Nobel Prize winners, Nazi-era medicine, and the Animal Anatomical Theatre on a German walking tour.
Explore Kreuzberg 61 on a 2.5-hour walk through Viktoriapark, historic courtyards, grand architecture, and Bergmannstrasse.
“We both enjoyed this trip as we were the only ones on it it was informative and great way to spend the afternoon”
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