Our walking tours in Berlin
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Your Guided Tour in Berlin
Berlin is one of the most exciting cities in Europe. Famous for its history shaped by World War II and the Cold War, the capital of Germany has now become a creative, modern city that people from all over the world now call home. Whether you’re interested in history, museums, street art, or Berlin’s unique nightlife culture, there is always something new to discover in this city.
But let’s be honest: you want to go on a Berlin tour with a guide who matches the city’s vibe – not someone who just recites dates like a textbook. With CYHITours, you’ll go on a Berlin walking tour while having fun, laughing, maybe even making a friend or two, all while discovering the history and hidden stories that make the city unforgettable.
How Our Berlin Walking Tours Compare to Standard Bus Tours
Berlin has multiple ways to get around – buses, trams, and trains. While public transport is great for getting from A to B, it often means you miss the details in between.
We believe the best way to experience Berlin is on a Berlin walking tour. Berlin is a spread-out city, and some of its most interesting stories aren’t only found at the big landmarks, but along the streets between them. When you go on a guided tour with us, you’ll be with a local, see the main attractions up close, and hear the stories that make Berlin the fascinating city it is today.
1. The Rude B’s Tour of Berlin
On the Rude Bastard’s Tour of Berlin, we explore the politically incorrect history of Germany, dive into the scandals that shaped the city all while walking around the monuments such as Brandenburg Gate, parts of the Berlin wall, and more. This is our most popular free walking tour in Berlin.
2. Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Tour
On this tour, we dive deep into the history of Germany during the World War 2. This Berlin guided tour draws a parallel with the current events in the world. A must-see war memorial.
3. Berlin Music Tour
Want to explore Berlin on a walking tour while listening to fun music in a silent disco-style experience? Or would you rather join an immersive guided tour in Berlin with sound effects inspired by the landmarks around you?
Walking Tour in Berlin: The Free City Guide
On our Berlin guided tours, we make sure you don’t miss the most important stories and highlights from the city’s history. Here are some of the things we’ll explore together:
- Brandenburg Gate: Berlin’s most iconic landmark and a powerful symbol of German history.
- Berlin Wall & Checkpoint Charlie: Hear the dramatic stories of the Cold War and the divided city – how people were smuggling each other over the wall.
- Holocaust Memorial: A moving and unforgettable place that helps visitors understand one of the most important chapters of Berlin’s history.
- Reichstag Building: Discover the fascinating past of Germany’s parliament and how Berlin became the capital it is today.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
» Where do the Berlin city tours start?
The main meeting point for our free Berlin walking tours is either at Potsdamer Platz, or at our partner Kerb, located close to several major landmarks. As part of our partnership, you’ll also receive a huge discount on their drink items.
» How long is the Berlin walking tour?
The average Berlin walking tour takes around 3 to 4 hours and covers many of the city’s main attractions, such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Holocaust Memorial.
» What happens if the weather is bad during the Berlin walking tour?
German weather is usually bad, but our Berlin guided tours still take place as planned. If it rains or snows, we simply make small adjustments to keep the experience comfortable, for example, spending more time in covered areas.
» What museum should I see after my Berlin walking tour?
After your Berlin walking tour, there are several must-visit museums we recommend, a lot of them being free. If you want to explore Berlin’s top museums, Museum Island is a great place to start with highlights like the Pergamon Museum and the Neues Museum. For art lovers, the Berlinische Galerie is one of our top recommendations. Berlin is full of galleries and exhibitions, so you will have plenty of options to explore after your walking tour.
For more ideas, check out our Berlin recommendations page, where we share not only top places to visit but also the best spots to eat and drink.