Take in Berlin from the top of the TV tower

Berlin TV Tower

The treasures of Egypt and art through the ages

Neues Museum: Entry Ticket

Alte Nationalgalerie: Entry ticket + Access to Exhibitions

Your pass to access all museums on Museum Island – with fast-track perks!

Berlin: Museum Island Entries + Pergamon – The Panorama

Direct access to the Berlin TV Tower, and a restaurant reservation 200m up

Berlin TV Tower: Admission + Table Reservation

Interact with unique installations and take photos in colorful rooms

IKONO Berlin: Entry Ticket

A moving, immersive, and visceral space exploring Jewish culture and history

Jewish Museum Berlin: Entry Ticket + Defiance Exhibit Access

BODY WORLDS Berlin - The First Museum of BODY WORLDS

Shoot up to the 24th and 25th floor for amazing views of Berlin!

Panoramapunkt Berlin: Skip The Line

Immerse yourself in a world of celebrities through ever-changing exhibitions

Madame Tussauds Berlin: Entry Ticket

Slide down the water tower and visit the indoor rain world

Tropical Islands Berlin: One Day Ticket

Boat through Berlin's bustling center on the Spree to the west port

Berlin: 2.5-Hour City & Waterways Tour

Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace Ticket & Highlights Audio Tour

Berlin Wall East Side Gallery Audio Tour

Berlin: Kreuzberg Culture & Vibe Audio Tour

Berlin: Neues Museum's Egyptian Collection Ticket & Audio Tour

Berlin: Ghosts & Legends Audio Tour

Berlin: Natural History Museum Ticket & Audio Tour of Dinos, Earth & Space

Berlin: Berlin Cathedral Ticket & Audio Tour

Berlin: Jewish Quarter Mysteries Audio Tour

Berlin: Capital's History Highlights Audio Tour

Berlin: Museum Island & Spandauer Quarter Audio Tour

Berlin: Potsdamer Platz Audio Tour

Berlin: Unter den Linden Historical Audio Tour

Berlin: Charlottenburg Palace & Gardens Audio Tour

Berlin: Natural History Museum Audio Tour

Egyptian Collection of the Neues Museum In-App Audio Tour (WITHOUT A TICKET)

Gemäldegalerie: Revealing Art Masterpieces In-App Audio Tour (Without a Ticket)

Berlin AI-Generated Audio Tour: Journey Through Time

Berlin: Tiergarten Park Exploration Audio Tour

Berlin: Echoes of the Wall Audio Tour

Berlin: Jewish Museum Ticket & City Highlights Audio Tour

In this experience, we invite you to experience a truly unforgettable tour, exploring the hidden and charming charms of the city in the company of a Local Friend, a local resident who is passionate about their city. In a more original way, you will have a more dynamic view of the city, with its beauties and contrasts, as you discover the charms of this destination from the perspective of a local host. This is a unique opportunity to discover the most authentic places frequented by residents, including craft fairs, typical foods, shopping tips and much more. This experience is fully customizable, offering the freedom to tailor the itinerary according to your interests. Below, we present a list of the attractions most frequented by local residents:<ul><li style="text-align: justify;"> Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor): This is one of Berlin&#39;s most iconic symbols and an important landmark in the city&#39;s history. You can walk to the Brandenburg Gate, take photos and learn about its historical significance;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Reichstag: The Reichstag building is the German parliament and offers panoramic views of the city from the top of its glass dome. Although you need to book in advance to visit the interior, you can still appreciate its impressive architecture from the outside;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Holocaust Memorial (Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe): Located near the Brandenburg Gate, this memorial consists of a field of concrete steles that create an environment for reflection and contemplation. You can walk through the memorial and reflect on the dark events of history;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Berlin Wall (Berliner Mauer): Although much of the Berlin Wall has been demolished, there are still preserved sections you can visit, such as the East Side Gallery. You can walk along these sections of the wall, admire the works of art and reflect on their historical importance;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Alexanderplatz: This is a busy square in the heart of Berlin, surrounded by skyscrapers, shops, restaurants and the famous Berlin TV Tower (Berliner Fernsehturm). You can walk around the square, shop, try local cuisine and even climb the TV Tower for panoramic views of the city.</li></ul> This itinerary provides a combination of famous sights, cultural experiences, gastronomic delights and shopping, offering a comprehensive overview of the city&#39;s diversity and richness. Therefore, when booking our private tour, our Local Friend will contact you to find out your interests and curiosities to create a 100% personalized itinerary, made especially for you.

Private Tour in Portuguese with Local Friend in Berlin (4 hours)

At Berlin Icebar, everything is made of ice, from the walls and furniture to the glass itself where you drink your drink, which is made of natural ice. Upon arrival at Berlin Icebar, you&#39;ll receive your tokens. You can exchange these tokens at our two bars. The first bar you&#39;ll enter is our &quot;warm&quot; front bar. Here, you can exchange your gold token and order a large Heineken beer, a glass of wine, a cocktail, or a non-alcoholic beverage. After a welcome drink in the lounge, bundle up in the provided warm clothing, such as a coat and gloves, to brave the -10°C temperature. After this preparation, you&#39;ll enter the real ice bar at the back. You&#39;ll be escorted to the real Icebar, where you can exchange your two silver tokens for Heineken beer, shots of hard liquor, or orange juice. Enjoy the Icebar&#39;s ambient lighting and ice sculptures and test your own endurance in the cold. Notes:

Berlin: Icebar - Entrance ticket with 3 drinks included

Immerse yourself in the city&#39;s culture and history as you approach iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall Memorial, the TV Tower, and Checkpoint Charlie. Don&#39;t forget to listen to the audio commentary to learn all about the sights, or take a break whenever you like, according to your schedule. When you&#39;re ready, plan your next walking route, identify your favorite landmarks, and find the best photo spots as you continue exploring Berlin, Vox City style! Tour highlights include: - Brandenburg Gate - Berlin Wall Memorial - Reichstag Building - Museum Island - East Side Gallery - Pergamon Museum - Potsdamer Platz - Alexanderplatz - Berlin Zoo - Berlin TV Tower - Neues Museum Notes: - Please note that this is a digital experience. There is no meeting point or on-site staff. - This tour requires you to use your own mobile device and headphones at all times; further download instructions can be found on your voucher. - Please note that this product is non-refundable and non-exchangeable; however, you can redeem it at a time that is most convenient for you. - The walking tour is suitable for all ages, but keep in mind that it involves a fair amount of walking and standing, so participants should be able to walk for at least 2.5 hours. Additionally, wearing comfortable walking shoes and bringing a bottle of water can help ensure you feel comfortable throughout the tour.

Berlin: Self-Guided Discovery Package

A journey into the past of Potsdam, one of the most beautiful and imposing cities in all of Germany. Frederick II, known as Frederick the Great, was a great lover of arts and culture and made great efforts to beautify the city with palaces and gardens. Potsdam is also a city rich in history: we&#39;ll cross the bridge where CIA and KGB spies were exchanged during the Cold War, and pass the palace where Stalin met with Churchill and Truman to divide Germany. Explore the Dutch Quarter and visit Sanssouci and other palaces that served as residences of the Hohenzollern dynasty. A pleasant outing to enjoy a day outdoors and discover a little more about German culture, history, and tradition. We will pass by the following points of interest: (Does not include entry to any of the points) Wannsee Glienicke Bridge New Garden Cecilienhof Palace (exterior) Nauen Gate Dutch Quarter Russian Cemetery Potsdam City Center Brandenburg Gate Potsdam Church of Peace Sanssouci Park and Gardens Sanssouci Palace (exterior) Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Potsdam, the Imperial City

Who, how, when, and why the Berlin Wall stood. Streets, neighborhoods, an entire city, a country, and several families were separated for 28 years as a result of the Cold War. You know, since they lived in a divided city, you know what happened to the subway lines. What were the ghost stations? Find out what type of visa was given to Western citizens to visit relatives in the Middle East. What you will learn are methods used to keep the population under control, etc. We discovered ingenious ways designed to try to cross the Berlin Wall that separated them from their loved ones; successes and failures in the search for freedom... We analyze the reasons that led the GDR to build the wall and the reasons that made it fall. And once the Wall fell... Points of interest in Berlin Alexanderplatz Karl-Marx Avenue Palace of Tears Berlin Wall Bernauer Strasse Memorial Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Wall, Cold War and Stasi Museum

On this tour we will learn from a historian about the history of what is eaten in the German capital, based on the wars and immigration that took place in the region. How did potatoes arrive in Germany and become a staple of local cuisine? How did the great world wars affect what people ate? How did immigrants who came to rebuild the country contribute to local cuisine? We will talk about the history of beer, addressing curiosities about the typical local drink and understanding how it almost ceased to exist. We will also learn about the period when Berlin was the beer capital of the world. The tour is accompanied by period photographs and a beer tasting (not mandatory). We will visit: Berlin Palace, medieval quarter (Nikolaiviertel) with local brewery, Alexanderplatz and Lemke Brewery.

Gourmet Beer Tour in Berlin

On this tour of the center of the German capital, we will have the opportunity to walk while listening to the explanations of a historian, through places that illustrate what Berlin was like in the Middle Ages, how the city became the capital of the Kingdom of Prussia, and finally the capital of the German Empire, which fell with the defeat of the First World War. We will also look at Berlin as the capital of Nazism, understanding the persecutions carried out by the regime and seeing the scars of the effects of World War II and the post-war period on the city, which was divided by the Berlin Wall and became the epicenter of the Cold War. The places we will visit include: Reichstag (German parliament), Weiße Kreuze Memorial (victims of the Berlin Wall), part of the Tiergarten with Memorial to the Sinti and Roma (&quot;gypsies&quot;) victims of Nazism, Brandenburg Gate, Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Memorial to the Burned Books, Humboldt University, Unter den Linden Avenue and Prussian architecture, Neue Wache (Royal Guard), headquarters of the Memorial to the Victims of War and Tyranny, Zeughaus, the house of arms of the Prussian monarchy, Museum Island, Lustgarten, Berlin Cathedral, Humboldt Forum and the palaces of the Prussian monarchy in Berlin, River Spree, Alexanderplatz, TV Tower, Rotes Rathaus (Berlin City Hall), Nikolaiviertel, the medieval quarter of Berlin. For your comfort:<ul><li> Bring water or another drink to hydrate yourself during the tour, to avoid interruptions and route deviations;</li><li> Berlin is quite windy, even on the hottest days. So it&#39;s a good idea to bring a jacket. If it&#39;s not too hot, I suggest a wind-blocking jacket;</li><li> It&#39;s a good idea to check the weather forecast and, if necessary, have a raincoat, umbrella, or any other essential item ready before the tour, as you&#39;ll be exposed to the elements for a few hours. The tour can be done even in the rain;</li><li> Wear comfortable shoes, such as sneakers, considering that we will be walking for a few hours;</li><li> It&#39;s also a good idea to have a snack in your backpack in case you get hungry, right? There are no meal breaks during the tour;</li><li> There are some bathrooms along the walk, but some of them are paid, sometimes with a credit card, sometimes with coins (they cost 50 cents).</li></ul>

Historic Tour of Central Berlin

Embark on an unforgettable journey with a Big Bus hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour of Berlin, a city with a tumultuous history, now celebrated for its vibrant cultural scene, eclectic architecture, and open-minded spirit. Explore Berlin&#39;s iconic landmarks on two routes, covering more than 20 stops, from the majestic Brandenburg Gate to the Cold War icon, Checkpoint Charlie. Recorded commentary in 14 languages ​​brings Berlin&#39;s rich history and culture to life. Highlights of the tour include the Reichstag building, the Holocaust Memorial, the TV Tower, Potsdamer Platz, Museum Island, and much more. Embark on the Blue Route to discover the former East Berlin with stops at the monumental Karl-Marx-Allee boulevard and the most symbolic landmark of unified Berlin, the East Side Gallery. The Red Route offers stops from the Brandenburg Gate to the Gendarmenmarkt. Enjoy the flexibility of unlimited hop-on hop-off access, allowing you to explore at your own pace. Hop on and off whenever you like and resume your tour at your convenience. Notes: Do I need to specify a travel date? Yes, we&#39;ll ask you to select the date you want to board the bus. If you&#39;re traveling with us for more than one day, your ticket must be used on consecutive days, and the date selected at the time of booking must be the first day of your tour. Some tours also require you to select a travel time to guarantee your seat. If your ticket includes extras, you may also need to reserve additional dates and times for all elements of your ticket after completing your purchase. See your booking confirmation email for instructions. How do I redeem my ticket? Redeem Big Bus vouchers with a staff member at any Big Bus hop-on hop-off bus stop. What is the child policy? Children under 5 travel free. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Are the buses wheelchair-accessible? Our buses are wheelchair-accessible, with ramps allowing access to all vehicles in the fleet. There is space for one wheelchair per bus (unless the second passenger can transfer to a fixed seat, in which case a second wheelchair can be accommodated in a fixed position). We have some restrictions due to weight and stability, and we advise against transporting mobility scooters. We may also be unable to accommodate larger wheelchairs for the same reason. The maximum weight allowed on the ramp is 300 kg, which is the weight of the wheelchair when occupied. The wheelchair also cannot exceed the width of the designated wheelchair area. To avoid any disappointment, we will be happy to confirm in advance if the wheelchair can be accommodated on board and ask that you send us an email including a photograph of the wheelchair, as well as an indication of the width and weight of the wheelchair. Feel free to contact us for more information. What can I see and visit? The Red Route showcases Berlin&#39;s highlights, including the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, Checkpoint Charlie, and more. The Blue Route showcases more of Berlin&#39;s trendy east side neighborhoods, including the famous East Side Gallery. There are 20 stops in total, where you can hop on and off as many times as you like. Each stop was selected for its convenient access to a specific attraction or point of interest. And, of course, you can stay on board for the entire tour and let us take you on a scenic drive. Day Tour Departure Times: The first tour of the day departs at 9:50 AM from Stop 1 at Alexanderplatz 3-5, and buses run every 20-30 minutes until 4:50 PM, depending on the time of year. Other popular starting points include Stop 4 at the Brandenburg Gate and Stop 15 at Checkpoint Charlie. However, you can exchange your ticket at any of the 16+ Big Bus stops. See your voucher for details. Buses are not equipped with restrooms or elevators

Big Bus Berlin 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Discover Berlin from the roof of a double-decker bus. This route covers the city&#39;s must-see attractions, making it an ideal way to get a bird&#39;s-eye view of Berlin. With departures every 25 minutes, the hop-on hop-off bus is the ideal way to get around the city safely at your own pace. Hop on and off as you please to discover the city at your own pace. While on board, hear fun and interesting stories about this historically important city in the heart of Europe. Download the new Red Sightseeing app for routes and departures. The app features live bus tracking and extra information and tips at each stop, helping you make the most of your trip! The team shared their favorite spots and suggestions for what to see and do. Available on Google Play and the Apple App Store. Search for Red Sightseeing. Notes: *Departures approximately every 25 minutes between 9:30 am and 5:30 pm *You can choose to board the bus at any point along the route and redeem your voucher there. - Ticket available directly on your smartphone *Free for children aged 0-5 when accompanied by a paying adult (maximum 2 children per adult)

Berlin Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing Bus

Discover in less than 4 hours everything you can&#39;t miss in one of Europe&#39;s most exciting cities. We begin with Berlin&#39;s origins, in the San Nicolas district, to see Museum Island and Berlin Cathedral. Stroll along Kaiserstuhl, Unter den Linden, and visit Humboldt University, the Royal Library, the Opera House, and one of Berlin&#39;s most beautiful squares, Gendarmenmarkt. Learn the details of Hitler&#39;s rise to power and you&#39;ll see the remains of the Gestapo headquarters, as well as commemorate the Jewish Holocaust at the memorial. We will tell you how the Berlin Wall was born, how the Germans who risked their lives to pass to the West lived and how they fell. Admire the spectacular finale at Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate, the symbol of Berlin. We will pass by the following points of interest: (Does not include entry to any of the points) Alexanderplatz and Nikolaiviertel, the medieval part Lustgarten and Berlin Cathedral Museum Island The New Guard (interior) Unter den Linden and Opera Square (Nazi book burning) Catholic Cathedral and Royal Library Gendarmenmarkt &#39;Twin Cathedrals&#39; Checkpoint Charlie and the Berlin Wall Ministry of Nazi Air Forces and Topography of Terror Potsdamer Platz, contemporary architecture Monument to the Jewish Holocaust Academy of Arts Brandenburg Gate Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick-up and starts from a meeting point. Please arrive 15 minutes before departure time. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Enjoy the best of Berlin on this unmissable tour

A moving visit to one of the most important concentration camps. Sachsenhausen was destined to be the model and most important of all camps. More than 200,000 people passed through Sachsenhausen and at least 50,000 of them died. Through the experiences told by survivors, photographs taken by the SS and documents found after the end of World War II, you will learn the true history of the concentration camp. We will pass by the following points of interest: (Does not include entry to any of the points) SS Training Camp - SS Casino Tower A Magazine Courtyard and Neutral Zone Jewish camp Sheds (interior) Camp prison (interior) Kitchen and Laundry (interior) GDR Memorial Execution zone, Station Z crematorium ovens) Pathology ward / laboratory Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp

Since the founding of Berlin, the Jewish community has always been present. The passing centuries have seen them experience both ups and downs. Expelled during the Prussian era, they were allowed and denied residence on several occasions until Nazism marked the darkest period in their history. The tour of the Jewish Museum of Berlin and the neighborhood will allow you to visually appreciate Jewish culture and understand aspects of their lives, which were sometimes difficult. The tour will be conducted with a maximum of 15 people per group. We&#39;ll begin our tour in the Kreuzberg neighborhood, in front of the main entrance of the Jewish Museum. We&#39;ll enter with a guide to see the permanent exhibition up close. Then, we&#39;ll travel by public transportation to visit the New Synagogue of Berlin, which gleams with gold in the sunlight. We will visit the Jewish Cemetery, where we will not find a tomb, but a sculpture, because despite being a sacred field, Germany, dominated by the Nazi regime, looted it in 1943. The tour of Berlin&#39;s Jewish quarter is a perfect visit to learn many details about life before and after the persecution, which led many to end up in different concentration or extermination camps, such as Sachsenhausen. What effect did the infamous &#39;Night of Broken Glass&#39; and the &#39;Wannsee Conference&#39; have on Berlin&#39;s Jewish population? How the Jewish people gained privileges during the great Kaiser Wilhelm&#39;s time, and how these were revoked during their persecution in the Third Reich, are questions we will answer throughout our journey. We will be able to see Berlin&#39;s modernist courtyards and courtyards, located at Hackescher Markt, where we will end the tour. This tour is powered by lis10app technology. We enhance the tour quality and respect other visitors. Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick up. It is recommended that the customer purchase the transport ticket on site - our team of guides is available to the customer to facilitate the purchase of this if necessary during the tour.

Visites et billets à Berlin