Germany · LGBTQ-FRIENDLY
5 reviewed
Below are the 5 best lgbtq-friendly tours on the site: what each costs, how long it runs, and which city it leaves from. Summer sells out early in Germany, so the top of this list moves fastest.
Gay Berlin in Schöneberg on a 2.5-hour walking tour. Nationalhof, El Dorado, Christopher Isherwood, and the return of queer nightlife.
“Excellent, very informative, interesting and fun facts. So important to remember this history of Berlin about the LGBT community.”
Walk Berlin’s queer history in 3.5 hours, from Schöneberg streets to Südblock and the Schwules Museum, led by top local guides.
“Great tour, perfect guide! Probably the museum should not be mentioned in the program. I went there because i wanted to, but by one side i believe the tour is richer per se. I was the only one interested to see the museum also.”
A 2-hour Berlin street art and queer, trans history walk in Schöneberg with an expert Trans guide, Urban Nation, and a free gay map.
“Gali’s “Street Art and Berlin Gay, Queer, and Trans History” tour was such a great experience. She really knows her stuff when it comes to Berlin’s art and cultural history and made the whole tour feel super engaging by tailoring it to what our group was interested in. I went with my 16-year-old doughter, and we both enjoyed it so much. The snow that started falling during the tour made everything feel extra special and added this magical vibe. If you want to see a different side of Berlin and learn something new, I can’t recommend this tour enough!Read more”
3-hour queer walking tour through Schöneberg and beyond, from Hirschfeld to Bowie, with memorials, nightlife stories, and Cold War Berlin.
“Justin was an excellent tour guide. His love of Berlin together with his in-depth knowledge of queer history made for an informative and captivating tour. It was helpful that he was born and raised in the US because he could reference familiar history and compare it to Berlin’s. Our group was wonderfully small which made the experience more intimate. One small suggestion for Justin — introduce everyone at the start of the tour! Thanks, Justin, for a really informative afternoon!!”
Berlin’s BKA Theater stages Operetta for two gay tenors, the award-winning queer operetta of love, comedy, and showtunes for 2.5 hours.
“This application probably made a mistake. It says on your application that show starts at 8 pm so that’s what I planned and came 7:45 pm prior the show. But the problem was that the show actually started at 7 pm so I missed almost half of it.. and it’s all because of your mistake. So I would like to get my money back due to this problem.. I actually wasn’t able to watch the show because the big part of it I just missed it because of your mistake. So I would like to get my refund, thank you.”
