Germany · BERLIN WALL AND DIVIDED CITY TOURS
9 reviewed
The Wall is mostly a double line of cobbles now, with preserved stretches at Bernauer Strasse and the East Side Gallery and very little in between. Below is what each tour covers, how much of the route it follows on foot or by bike, how long it takes, and what it costs.
Explore Nuremberg’s city-wall tunnels and secret passages under the Imperial Castle with a live guide. Defensive history in 1 hour.
“The tour was very good with lots of historical information. Was a bit difficult to hear our guide as he was soft spoken.”
Skip-the-line entry to Berlin’s Berlin Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie. See real escape artifacts, then understand the Wall’s long reach.
“Incredible place, an absolute must when in Berlin, they really dove into the history surrounding the Rise and Fall of the Berlin Wall and all the people this affected. With a special focus on Checkpoint Charlie which is right outside!”
Solar catamaran cruise down the Spree to East Side Gallery, Oberbaum Bridge, and Treptower Park, with English audio.
“Amazing trip ! I found out so many nice places of Berlin!”
A 3-hour Cold War Berlin walk linking Friedrichstrasse, Palace of Tears, Death Strip sites, and the East Side Gallery, with CIA, KGB, and Stasi stories.
“Our guy was named Tobi and he was in East Berlin or so it was so interesting to get his firsthand account of growing up in communist Germany.”
Step into the Berlin Wall with asisi Panorama, a realistic 1980s Kreuzberg scene viewed from a 4-meter platform. Ticket from $16.
“Very interesting! Is was like being there myself, very lifelike.”
Cycle past Berlin Wall remnants and WWII-era sites on a 3-hour guided bike tour. Bike, ponchos, and guide included for $40.
Walk the original Berlin Wall route from Gesundbrunnen to Prenzlauer Berg with a guide, see the Wall Memorial and border strip lookout.
“You truly get a great experience, although the park is free, the information the guide gives and the overall experience and enjoyment is worth the price and then some.”
Walk East Berlin with a small-group guide, from Bernauer Strasse to the Wall and the East Side Gallery, with Cold War context.
“Claudia, la nostra guida é stata super preparata ed accogliente. Ha saputo mantenere vivo l’interesse durante tutto il tour raccontando aneddoti molto interessanti. La sua mamma deve essere orgogliosa di lei!”
Step into Berlin’s Cold War story at the Wall Museum beside East Side Gallery, with skip-the-line entry and 13 multimedia rooms.
