• Nicholas Quarter - As one of Berlin’s most ancient districts, this area of the German capital was established around 1200. Along with the nearby Cölln, they collectively form Alt-Berlin.
• Alexanderplatz - Named after Russian Tsar Alexander I, this square was the heart of East Berlin and continues to be a major hub in Berlin today. It also features historic landmarks such as the Berlin TV tower.
• Karl Leibnecht Strasse - A visit to one of Germany’s most internationally renowned beer gardens.
• Prenzlauer Allee (Berlin) - Another visit to a traditional southern German-style beer garden situated in one of Berlin’s historic brewery locations, where visitors can unwind with a drink and enjoy the local ambiance.
• Prenzlauer Berg - A visit to a historic brewery hall located within a beautifully preserved 19th-century industrial complex, where visitors can savor a drink while appreciating Berlin’s brewing history.
• Prenzlauer Berg - The final stop on the tour is a historic open-air beer garden, one of the city’s oldest, offering a relaxed atmosphere beneath shaded trees—ideal for experiencing Berlin’s local beer culture.

• Alcoholic beverages
• Expert Guide

• Snacks
• Meals

Are you passionate about beer and history? Embark on a unique adventure through Berlin’s beer gardens, delving into German beer culture, brewing traditions, and the tales behind each glass.

Germany is renowned for its beer, and Berlin’s beer culture offers a distinct narrative. With traditional brewing laws and vibrant beer gardens where locals meet on warm evenings, beer has been an integral part of daily life in the city.

Experience 4-5 Berlin beer gardens, enjoying samples at each location.

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