Sightseeing Tour Berlin

• Destination: Berlin
• Route: Warnemünde - Berlin - Warnemünde
• Driving Time: 2 - 2,5 hours (each way)
• Duration: Day Tour
• Number of Passengers: subject to your requirements
• Collection: approx 6 - 9 o'clock from your Hotel / cruise ship
• Check-in: subject to your requirements

Explore, discover, shop, eat out - you choose on your personal tour of Berlin. We listen to your needs and advise you gladly.

We can also arrange a personal tour guide for you- just let us know!

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Brandenburger Gate

• The monumental Brandenburg Gate looks back on a roughly 200-year history
• The Brandenburg Gate marked the boundary between East - and West Berlin
• It was a symbol of the cold war up to the German reunification, and after 1990 became the symbol of the re-unification of Germany and Europe

Berliner Cathedral

• Berlin Cathedral is a protestant church in the center of Berlin
• It is one of the largest protestant churches in Germany and the largest church in Berlin
• First built in the Middle Ages (1465)
• Functioning as a former court and cathedral to the Hohenzollern, the cathedral was rebuilt in the years 1894-1905 under Kaiser Wilhelm II 

Berlin Wall

• The Berlin wall stood from the 13^th of August 1961 to the 9^th of November 1989
• It separated eastern and the western parts of Berlin
• The Berlin wall was 167.8 km (105 miles) long and was heavily guarded

Reichstag (German houses of Parlament)

•  The Reichstag is one of the most visited sights in Berlin (more than 15 million visitors) 
•  The Reichstag building has been the seat of the German parliament since 1990
•  From its central glass dome you can get not only a great view of the plenary hall, but also of Berlin itself!
•  The entrance to the dome is free

Alexanderplatz

• Is a well known landmark in Berlin
• More than 350,000 people pass through this space daily
• Home to the Berlin TV tower, which is 368m high and has a revolving restaurant at the top!

Gendarmenmarkt

• This former market square was built in the 17th century
• It is one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin
• Here you will find the “Konzerthaus”- Berlin's concert hall, the French Cathedral and the German Cathedral

Jewish Museum Berlin

• The largest Jewish museum in Europe
• 3000 square meters of exhibition space
• Go on a discovery journey through two millennia of German-Jewish history

Checkpoint Charlie

• The most famous checkpoint and border crossing on the Berlin Wall, active between 1961 and 1990 
• Diplomats, soldiers and allies entered another world through this checkpoint
• The border crossing was demolished in 1990 but restored to its original location in the year 2000

Holocaust - memorial

• A Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe 
• A place of remembrance and commemoration dedicated to the up to six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust
• The wave-shaped field consists of over 2,700 steles (standing stones) and is designed to encourage visitors to think about this topic whilst walking through its abstract form

East Siede Gallery

• A world-famous -and the world's longest existing- open air art gallery
• Located on the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall
• Was dedicated to this purpose after the reunification in 1990
• 1.3km long

Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum 

• Sachsenhausen concentration camp
• In the period from 1936 - 1945 one of the largest concentration camps of the German Reich
• Held more than 200,000 prisoners
• 10,000 more prisoners were killed by torture, gassing, shooting, brutal treatment and medical experiments