• Humboldt Forum - Humboldt Forum/
  Explore the interior and be amazed by the architectural blend and the historical transformations it has undergone.
• Alexanderplatz - Alexanderplatz/
  This square is a key landmark in Berlin, surrounded by historic buildings and monuments near the Spree River.
• Museum Island - Museum Island /
  Museum Island, adjacent to the Berliner Dom and encircled by the River Spree, brings history to life in a remarkable way.
• Unter den Linden - Unter den Linden / Royal Residences / Neue Wache
  Unter den Linden: The city’s oldest promenade stretches from the Brandenburg Gate to the Schlossbrücke and the Berlin Cathedral.
  Neue Wache: This monument honors the victims of war and dictatorship. Learning about this work and its Prussian artist’s history will leave you deeply moved.
• Berlin, Nikolaiviertel - Nikolaiviertel/
  The city’s oldest district enchants with its medieval charm. Its alleys and shops preserve the German heritage that is a must-see.
• Bebelplatz - Bebelplatz / Book burning / State Opera
  One of Berlin’s oldest squares, surrounded by Humboldt University, the old library, and the Berlin State Opera. Its somber history prompts reflection on the present.
• Checkpoint Charlie - Checkpoint Charlie/
  Discover the most renowned border crossing of the wall and learn about the famous Charlie and the events that unfolded there, with insights that might otherwise be overlooked.
• Gendarmenmarkt - Gendarmenmarkt / Französischer Dom / Deutscher Dom / Konzerthaus
  The “Plaza de los Gendarmes” is one of Berlin’s most beautiful squares, featuring a concert hall flanked by two twin churches.
• Memorial of the Berlin Wall - Berlin Wall Memorial/
  A visit to the historic Berlin Wall is essential, with its poignant history and stories of triumph and joy from 1989. Visit Checkpoint Charlie, the most famous border crossing of the wall, and learn about the Luftwaffe, Hitler’s armed forces, and his underground bunker.
• Bundesministerium der Finanzen - Luftwaffe /
  One of the Nazi-era buildings that remains intact despite the war, for a specific reason.
• Fuhrerbunker - Hitler’s bunker/
  Discover the site where Hitler is believed to have died. Why is it theoretical? Explore the theories and the most widely accepted one.
• The Holocaust Memorial - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe - A profoundly moving stop on the tour, the Memorial to the victims of the Jewish Holocaust evokes unique emotions. Each visitor experiences it in their own way, influenced by their beliefs and understanding of such a significant event.
• Reichstag Building - Reichstag/
  Learn about the seat of the German Parliament, featuring a stunning glass dome designed by Norman Foster.
• Brandenburg Gate - Brandenburger Tor/
  An iconic symbol of the city, once Berlin’s gateway, now the center of social and political demonstrations, and a backdrop for events. Like Berlin, it has risen from its ashes.

• Guided Full Berlin Walking Tour
• Visit to Medieval Quarter

On this complete 3.5-hour tour through the heart of Berlin and its medieval neighborhood, you will discover, in a relaxed and enjoyable way, the most emblematic places of the city, with their stories and unknown facts, from its beginnings as a medieval town, walking through its streets. narrow and cobbled, until today, with its nuances of hyper cosmopolitan and diverse capital that it is today, highlighting the most important events in its almost 800 years of life.

Meeting point: Azem Bistro, you will see me with a ☂️ multicolored umbrella

This tour includes headphones, so you don’t miss any of the guide’s explanation!

I’m waiting for you to discover Berlin together!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.