Berlin Tours and Attractions

Discover Berlin from a height of 1,000 feet at the top of the iconic TV Tower! Combined with the Berlin hop-on hop-off tour aboard an open-top double decker bus, this is the ultimate Berlin experience! The TV Tower is one of Berlin's most famous landmarks, and its observation platform is one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. Skip the long waiting lines with your VIP ticket and be stunned by the breathtaking views from the tower's 360-degree panorama bar - 203 meters (665 feet) above Berlin! Opt to visit the TV Tower during the morning and enjoy the spectacular daytime views across the city. Alternatively, upgrade to an evening visit and enjoy a glass of bubbly while taking in the sights of Berlin in all her glory, including the Reichstag (Parliament), Brandenburg Gate, Potsdam Square, Tiergarten, Olympic Stadium, the River Spree and the Museum Island.

Have you ever dined in complete darkness? Enjoy a totally unique 3-course dinner in complete darkness and get a feel for your own senses! On arrival you'll be welcomed in the lounge to make your menu selection. Don't worry, the lights are switched on for this part! You'll have the choice of four menus – Culinary Delights menu for a hearty European-style meal; Seafood menu for lovers of all things from the ocean; Vegetarian menu for non meat-eaters, or be daring and opt for the Surprise menu to discover new and unusual flavors! Once you have made your selection you'll be accompanied into the restaurant, where darkness awaits. No lights or candles will illuminate the room as your other four senses begin to heighten. Your specially-trained, visually impaired waiters will be close by throughout the evening, guiding you through your dining experience.

Charlottenburg Palace is today's largest residence of the royal house of Hohenzollern in Germany's capital Berlin. The sumptuous building is surrounded by unique baroque gardens featuring various architectural styles. The palace includes magnificently furnished chambers and ceremonial rooms with exclusive art collections. Witness the revival of a grand musical tradition and soak up the unique ambiance. The Berlin Residence Orchestra gathers exclusively for this series of concerts and are renowned musicians from Berlin. They have a particular understanding and love for music of the late baroque and classical era, who are eager to help a modern audience to appreciate the music of this historical time. The program includes masterpieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, King Frederick the Great, Luigi Boccherini, Georg Friedrich Handel and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The beautiful performance by the Berlin Residence Orchestra will leave you captivated.

This Berlin walking tour will lead you into two active civil shelters from the days of the Cold War. The first one is beneath the Blochplatz and is part of the Underground station Gesundbrunnen. Originally an Air Raid Shelter from the days of the Second World War, it was renovated completely in 1983. Theatre Performances by the "Berlin documentary theater" take place in the shelter and insights into the backstage of the production will be given. The tour details the history of this construction, especially after the Construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961. The "Wall in the Underground" is discussed including plans by the authorities of the GDR to separate the Berlin Sewer System beneath the border. Hear about the so-called "Ghost stations", underground stations beneath the streets of East-Berlin which were closed to the public but used by the transit lines on their way from the West through the East and back again to the West. Also, your tour guide will discuss the question of how safe such anti-nuclear bunkers in a case of a serious blast atomic stroke really would be.

A non-strenuous way to see more of the former East, more of the Wall, and more of what makes Berlin the unique city it is today, this Berlin bike tour delves deeper into the darkest time in Berlin's history - The Cold War. Regardless if this is your first trip to Berlin of if you already feel like 'ein Berliner', this is a great way to see the city. An extremely insightful four and a half hour tour, leisurely covering about 6 miles (10 kilometers) by bike. This pervasive tour covers why Berlin was divided and how, the Berlin Airlift, tales of espionage by both the Allies and feared East German secret police (Stasi), the downfall of communism, how Berlin is dealing with its past and much, much more. Your tour begins with an orientation to the Berlin Wall and the route you will follow, before hopping on your comfortable bikes. You go down the former main boulevard of East Berlin to reach the longest stretch of Berlin Wall still remaining - more than 3,300 feet (1 kilometer) of graffiti-painted Wall. Bike along more than 3 miles (5 kilometers) of where the Wall existed to understand the differences (many still existing) between life on both sides of the Wall.

Be encouraged and observe new viewpoints and other interesting details which might easily be overlooked in this great city of Berlin. The area is also a good place to watch and photograph street performers of every kind and at the end of the tour enjoy an overview of Berlin from top of the high rise buildings. The tour starts after a 5 Minute walk following the former borderline between East and West-Berlin where you will reach the Holocaust Memorial. This 19,000 square meter (4.7 acre) site reminds of the millions of murdered Jews during the Nazi era. For the skilled photographer it provides endless sights: 2711 stelas, narrow alleys surprisingly appearing and disappearing people in the labyrinth. Next to the Memorial you will come to Berlin's new city-center, the Potsdamer Platz. High rise architecture as its best. The Sony-Center's roof construction looking like big sails from below and like Japan's mount Fuji from the distance is an absolute must for all camera freaks. Restaurants serving the world's food and of course typical German and Berlin specialties.

How could the Germans allow Hitler's rise to power? Who, if anyone, stood in his way? What was known of the extent of the Holocaust, and what was done against the persecution of the Jews and others? What was life in Berlin like during the Third Reich and during the bombing of World War II? What happened in Berlin once the Soviets defeated the Nazis? Find out on this fascinating Berlin Bike Tour. To answer these and other difficult questions, this subject-specific tour visits the Jewish ghetto, Nazi bunkers, an air raid shelters, anti-aircraft installations, still-destroyed buildings, resistance movement monuments, World War II battlefields, and much more.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your Berlin City Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. 24 - 48 hours prior to your transfer, you will be required to call the supplier directly (the contact number will be provided on your travel voucher) to reconfirm exact pick up times and places. At time of booking, you MUST include the following details in the "Special Requirements" box: Number of children under 12 years in your party (if applicable). Under German law, child seats are required for children under the age of 12.