Enjoy the tour onboard a comfortable coach, travelling through the old and new city of Potsdam.

See the marvelous gardens of Sanssouci and enjoy guided visit of Sanssouci palace.

During the sightseeing tour you will see the Dutch Quarter, St. Nicholas Church, Historical Town Hall, Old Royal Stables, Nauen Gate, New Palais.

Tour of Charlottenburg Palace - Old Palace
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. You will visit the New Wing accompanied by an audioguide (German, English, French, Italian).

Dinner
The restaurant is located at Charlottenburg Palace. You will enjoy a three-course candlelight dinner in a cozy ambience. You will enjoy a three-course candlelight dinner in a cozy ambience.

The menu is subject to change at any time without notice.

Concert
The Orchestra
The Berlin Residence Orchestra will have been exclusively gathered for this Charlottenburg Palace Series of Concerts. Its members will be professional and renowned musicians from Berlin with 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
The program comprises a number of musical peaks of the 17th and 18th centuries, ranging from the Olympic musical genius Johann Sebastian Bach to Queen Sophie Charlotte, after whom the palace was named and who was a gifted composer herself; from King Frederic the Great and his court musician Luigi Boccherini to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

In the 1920's the Berlin Jewish community was much the largest in Germany, numbering 200,000 at its height. From the early 30's until 1945, immigration, persecution and finally the Holocaust all but obliterated the community.

This tour covers all the major sites and buildings associated with the community in its heyday in the 18th and 19th centuries. Included are the sites of the first synagogue in Berlin; the Boys School, founded by Moses Mendelssohn in the 1780's; the Old Cemetery site on Gross Hamburger Strasse; and the spectacular New Synagogue, now rebuilt as a museum about the pre-war Jewish community and about the synagogue itself.

Learn about the years of persecution from 1933 to 1945 by visiting the site of the main detention centre used by the Nazis (the former Old People's Home) and by revealing where Otto Weidt's workshop was, explaining how he helped save the lives of many members of the community. Also, see the site of the Women's Protest in 1943, perhaps the only mass protest against the Holocaust that ever took place.

This tour is recommended in the "Goldapple Guide to Jewish Berlin" by Andrew Roth.

While the Nazis were hosting the 1936 Olympic games, slave laborers were being forced to build a huge new concentration camp just north of Berlin, intended to hold political opponents of the regime. Soon, homosexuals, trade unionists and members of the religious groups swelled prisoner ranks.

Sachenhausen was one of the main concentration camps in Nazi Germany, purposely built in 1936 by the SS. The second major camp to be built after Dachau, it was set up to detain all 'enemies' of the regime - political, racial and 'asocial'. Of the 200,000 people interned, over 50,000 lost their lives by execution, systematic brutality and appalling living conditions. See the main exhibits inside and learn why this camp was built.

Following Kristallnacht in 1938, thousands of Jews were sent to the camp where they faced especially brutal treatment. Thousands of Soviet POW's were murdered immediately after arriving at Sachsenhausen in 1941, and it is estimated that over 50,000 people died here before the camp was liberated by the Soviets in 1945.

The camp was then used by the "liberators" until 1950 to detain former Nazis, German soldiers and political opponents of the communists. Many thousands more died from malnutrition and disease.

Inside the camp you will see the "Appellplatz" - parade ground, the Jewish Barrack, punishment cells, execution grounds and crematorium, "Station Z", the Pathology Laboratory and camp hospital.

This tour was researched by historian Gabriel Fawcett who is publishing in English the most important witness account of the camp. All tour guides have their own special insights into the history of Sachsenhausen, and are experienced in unraveling the complex history of the Holocaust.

Experience Berlin's famous sights and the variety of architectural styles on the river cruise through the city of Berlin. Pass the city's most famous sights such as Potsdamer Platz, Reichstag, Museums Island, Berlin Cathedral and much more.

Tours are operated in German, with English written commentary available.

An Experience of Baroque
Charlottenburg Palace, the magnificent summer residence of the Prussian kings, right from the beginning of its history was a center of artistic activities as well as enjoyment of art. With this new series of concerts performed at Charlottenburg Palace you have an opportunity to dive into the time of the baroque and to listen to highlights of baroque and classical Berlin music in an atmosphere adapted to that time. The members of the orchestra as well as the recipienty will be dressed in baroque costumes, the program performed under candlelight.

The Orchestra
The Berlin Residence Orchestra will have been exclusively gathered for this Charlottenburg Palace Series of Concerts. Its members will be professional and renowned musicians from Berlin with 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
The program comprises a number of musical peaks of the 17th and 18th centuries, ranging from the Olympic musical genius Johann Sebastian Bach to Queen Sophie Charlotte, after whom the palace was named and who was a gifted composer herself; from King Frederic the Great and his court musician Luigi Boccherini to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Please Note:
At its New Year's concerts (December 29 - January 01), the Berlin Palace Orchestra will, under the direction of a conductor, perform music by W.A. Mozart and the Strauss family. All musicians will be dressed in tails for the occasion.

If your time in Berlin is just too short, than this is the tour for you! It's a great orientation and shows you more in four and a half hours than you could see in days on your own. Understand all facets of Berlin in one tour: Berlin's founding, the Prussians, Weimar Republic, Hitler and the Third Reich, as a city divided by the Wall during the Cold War, and the Berlin of today.

Today you will get the company of an expert guide, the use of a super-comfortable bike, and great tips and advice about what to do while in Berlin. The tours make for an exciting, informative, and educational experience and a chance to meet other fun travelers.

Tours begin with a brief introduction to Berlin before hopping on the bikes. You will stop every couple hundred yards (meters) to talk about the sights and for photo opportunities. Along the way you will stop at a beautiful beer garden where you can experience Berlin as the locals do! Some of the sights on the City Bike Tour include:

• Alexanderplatz
• Marx/Engels Platz
• Palast der Republik (former DDR Parliament)
• Museum Island
• Checkpoint Charlie
• Berlin Wall
• Potsdamer Platz
• Site of Hitler's bunker
• Deathstrip watchtower
• Brandenburg Gate
• Ride along the Spree River and through the Tiergarten Park
• Siegessaeule (Victory Column)
• Gendarmenmarkt
• Bebelplatz (site of Nazi book-burning)

Experience Berlin on an evening river cruise through the city, passing the main sights such as Potsdamer Platz, Reichstag, Museums Island, Berlin Cathedral and much more.

Test out your German as you listen to the live commentary and you may be surprised to discover that Berlin has more bridges than Venice.

Tours are operated in German, with English written commentary available.

Berlin Hop On Hop Off Tour allows you to hop on and off as many times as you like aboard open top double decker buses. There are 30 stops around Berlin, and buses departs every 15 minutes in Summer or 30 minutes in Winter. The continuous route without hopping off is 2 hours and a guided commentary in 8 languages is available. Tickets are valid for 1 day from first use. Many must-see Berlin attractions are easily accessible enroute and don't miss Checkpoint Charlie, Berliner Dom (Cathedral), Pergamon Museum and the last stop is the enchanting Charlottenburg Palace. Also visit Potsdamer Platz and perhaps some shopping at Kurfürstendamm or Friedrichstraße.

At time of booking choose to include a one hour boat trip or return shuttle transfers to Hamburg for a one day visit.

Upgrade to Berlin River Boat Tour:
Add a one hour boat trip to your Berlin Hop On Hop Off Tour and see city from another vantage point. The tremendous views of the urban landscape unfold as you cruise along the River Spree. Simply hop off the tour at Berliner Dom/Nicolai-Quarter no. H10 and hop on the boat tour. After the cruise, you can continue to use the hop on hop off tickets to explore Berlin.

Upgrade to Roundtrip Shuttle Bus to Hamburg:
You have the option to combine the Berlin Hop On Hop Off Tour with a one full day in Hamburg. The BerlinLinien Bus takes you from Berlin-ZOB central bus stop/Masurenallee to Hamburg. You can choose from 8 daily departure times between 7:00am and 9:00pm (departs every 2 hours).

In Hamburg, enjoy time at leisure to discover this thriving metropolis. It is spectacularly located on the Elbe and Alster Rivers, with its colorful St. Pauli entertainment district, Michaelis Church ("der Michel") and the impressive city harbor. You can return to Berlin with the last departure at 5:00pm. The travel time between Berlin and Hamburg is approximately 3 hours.

Travel from Berlin International Airport to your Berlin City Hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer so the price is the same for groups of:

• 1 to 3 people
• 4 to 6 people

When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your Berlin City Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed instantaneously and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.

It's that easy!

Don't forget to book your Berlin Airport Departure Transfer, simply type the product code 2160BERHTLAPT into the Keyword Box.

At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following flight and hotel details in the "Special Requirements" box:

• Airline
• Flight Number
• Departing City / Arrival City
• Arrival Time
• Hotel Name
• Hotel Address

Dinner
Culture and fine cuisine are an excellent combination and the restaurant is located at Charlottenburg Palace Orangery. You will enjoy a three-course candlelight dinner in a cozy ambience.

Concert
An Experience of Baroque
Charlottenburg Palace, the magnificent summer residence of the Prussian kings, right from the beginning of its history was a center of artistic activities as well as enjoyment of art. With this new series of concerts performed at Charlottenburg Palace you have an opportunity to dive into the time of the baroque and to listen to highlights of baroque and classical Berlin music in an atmosphere adapted to that time. The members of the orchestra as well as the recipienty will be dressed in baroque costumes, the program performed under candlelight.

The Orchestra
The Berlin Residence Orchestra will have been exclusively gathered for this Charlottenburg Palace Series of Concerts. Its members will be professional and renowned musicians from Berlin with 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
The program comprises a number of musical peaks of the 17th and 18th centuries, ranging from the Olympic musical genius Johann Sebastian Bach to Queen Sophie Charlotte, after whom the palace was named and who was a gifted composer herself; from King Frederic the Great and his court musician Luigi Boccherini to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Please Note:
At its New Year's concerts (December 29 - January 01), the Berlin Palace Orchestra will, under the direction of a conductor, perform music by W.A. Mozart and the Strauss family. All musicians will be dressed in tails for the occasion.

The Hop On Hop Off Tour of Berlin is a sightseeing tour with 15 hop-on/hop-off points starting every 15 minutes during the summer season or every 30 minutes during the winter season. The tour is guided in 8 languages with ear-phones used to listen to the commentary.

You can hop-on/hop-off at 15 different landmarks all around in the city at your leisure, 7 days a week. Otherwise you may like to stay on the bus for the full two-hour tour to get orientation of the city. Your ticket is valid for a full day.

Enjoy the tour onboard a comfortable coach, travelling through the old and new city of Potsdam.

See the marvelous gardens of Sanssouci and enjoy guided visit of Sanssouci palace.

During the sightseeing tour you will see the Dutch Quarter, St. Nicholas Church, Historical Town Hall, Old Royal Stables, Nauen Gate, New Palais.

If your time in Berlin is just too short, than this is the tour for you! It's a great orientation and shows you more in four and a half hours than you could see in days on your own. Understand all facets of Berlin in one tour: Berlin's founding, the Prussians, Weimar Republic, Hitler and the Third Reich, as a city divided by the Wall during the Cold War, and the Berlin of today.

Today you will get the company of an expert guide, the use of a super-comfortable bike, and great tips and advice about what to do while in Berlin. The tours make for an exciting, informative, and educational experience and a chance to meet other fun travelers.

Tours begin with a brief introduction to Berlin before hopping on the bikes. You will stop every couple hundred yards (meters) to talk about the sights and for photo opportunities. Along the way you will stop at a beautiful beer garden where you can experience Berlin as the locals do! Some of the sights on the City Bike Tour include:

• Alexanderplatz
• Marx/Engels Platz
• Palast der Republik (former DDR Parliament)
• Museum Island
• Checkpoint Charlie
• Berlin Wall
• Potsdamer Platz
• Site of Hitler's bunker
• Deathstrip watchtower
• Brandenburg Gate
• Ride along the Spree River and through the Tiergarten Park
• Siegessaeule (Victory Column)
• Gendarmenmarkt
• Bebelplatz (site of Nazi book-burning)

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?

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.

Highlights of this tour include:

• Seeing Jewish businesses destroyed during the infamous Nazi Night of Broken Glass, as well as the monumental New Synagogue that survived that night, at least.
• Exploring the destroyed remnants of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and Berlin's old main train station, both heavily bombed during air raids, that still stand as a grim reminder to the damages of war.
• Visiting one of the few remaining functional air raid shelters, which was topped with anti-aircraft guns, and was filled way beyond occupancy during the Allied Battle of Berlin.
• Understanding Hitler's immense plan for Berlin, once it would become the Reich capital of Germania, by seeing what remains of Hitler's old government installations.
• Honoring the resistance movements against the Third Reich, particularly the assassination attempts on Hitler, at the Memorial of the July 20th, 1944 assassination attempt.

The Story of Berlin is a very unusual exhibition about the Capital's history where you experience the city's moving history with all your senses. You will enter different historical worlds and go through the respective atmosphere of the time, from the city's foundation to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Using modern exhibition features together with original models and lavishly reconstructed historic facsimiles, visitors are able to experience every phase of the capital's development in over 20 theme-rooms. Displayed in multimedia format, in English and German, experience Berlin's long and often disturbing history.

An additional element of the exhibition is the fully functional nuclear bomb shelter situated right underneath the building. Thousands of beds give you an authentic atmosphere of a menacing atomic strike in a gloomy light.

Experience the history of the Berlin Wall during The Super Berlin Tour, and visit the famous Checkpoint Charlie Museum. During the Cold War the Checkpoint Charlie was one of the gates of the Berlin Wall located in the city center of Berlin.

The history of the Berlin Wall is documented in the Checkpoint Charlie Museum, established in 1963, at the world famous border crossing point with photos, texts, films, documents as well as original recordings which tell the stories of spectacular escapes.

Take a photo of Brandenburg Gate or Reichstag (German Parliament) during the photo stop at bus-stop Brandenburg Gate/Reichstag.

Hop On Hop Off Tour of Berlin is a sightseeing tour with 15 hop-on/hop-off points starting every 15 minutes during the summer season or every 30 minutes during the winter season. The tour is guided in 8 languages with ear-phones used to listen to the commentary.

You can hop-on/hop-off at 15 different landmarks all around in the city at your leisure, 7 days a week. Otherwise you may like to stay on the bus for the full two-hour tour to get orientation of the city. Your ticket is valid for a full day.

Take the opportunity to combine the Hop On Hop Off Tour of Berlin with 1 day in Hamburg. The BerlinLinien Bus takes you from Berlin-ZOB central bus stop/Masurenallee. The bus departs 8 times daily between 7:00am and 9:00pm every 2 hours.

Enjoy your free time in the thriving metropolis spectacularly located on the Elbe and Alster Rivers, with its colorful St. Pauli entertainment district, Michaelis Church ("der Michel") and the impressive city harbor.

Arrive in a city loved for both its contemporary and cultural offerings. Marvel at traditional houses lined along streets, with renowned theaters, and the latest trends surrounding them. Germany's second largest city offers international flair where the word "boredom" is unknown.

Return to Berlin at your leisure with the last departure at 5:00pm. Travel time between Berlin and Hamburg is approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes.

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 Wall 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.

After a lunch break in a typical German beer hall, the tour continues with additional checkpoints, escape attempt stories (some successful, some not), the last of the round deathstrip watchtowers, Potsdamer Platz, the Brandenburg Gate and much more. This is a great time to grab a bite and have a drink, as well as to plug your guide for inside information. Experience Berlin as the locals do!

Please note:
Although a handful of sights (such as Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate) are on both the City Bike Tour and Berlin Wall Tour, the commentary is tailored at these sights to the Berlin Wall theme of the tour, ensuring almost no overlap with the City Bike Tour.

The once elegant Wilhelm Strasse and the surrounding streets gained a terrifying reputation during the Third Reich. On Wilhelm Platz, propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels transformed an 18th century palace into the sinister Propaganda Ministry.

Off the same square, Hitler built his intimidating New Reichschancellery and close by, the bunker where he committed suicide. On Wilhelm Strasse itself, Goering built the monumental Air Ministry while Himmler's SS and the Gestapo headquarters turned Prinz-Albrecht-Strasse into the most feared address in the Third Reich.

Find out about those who struggled against the Nazi system of terror, the devastation of Berlin by aerial bombing, the Soviet-led battle of Berlin and the final attack on the Reichstag. Finish the tour above the exact position where Hitler committed suicide. This tour strips away the myth and exposes sensationalist reporting about other shelters found in the area.

The Hop On Hop Off Tour of Berlin is a sightseeing tour with 15 hop-on/hop-off points starting every 15 minutes during the summer season or every 30 minutes during the winter season. The tour is guided in 8 languages with ear-phones used to listen to the commentary.

You can hop-on/hop-off at 15 different landmarks all around in the city at your leisure, 7 days a week. Otherwise you may like to stay on the bus for the full two-hour tour to get orientation of the city. Your ticket is valid for a full day.

Take the opportunity to combine The Hop On Hop Off Tour of Berlin with a 1 hour boat trip. Hop-off at Berliner Dom/Nicolai-Quarter no. H10 and hop-on the boat for your boat tour along the river. You can continue with your Hop On Hop Off Tour of Berlin at the conclusion of your boat ride. Click here for more information and Booking Details

If your time in Berlin is just too short, than this is the tour for you! It's a great orientation and shows you more in four and a half hours than you could see in days on your own. Understand all facets of Berlin in one tour: Berlin's founding, the Prussians, Weimar Republic, Hitler and the Third Reich, as a city divided by the Wall during the Cold War, and the Berlin of today.

Today you will get the company of an expert guide, the use of a super-comfortable bike, and great tips and advice about what to do while in Berlin. The tours make for an exciting, informative, and educational experience and a chance to meet other fun travelers.

Tours begin with a brief introduction to Berlin before hopping on the bikes. You will stop every couple hundred yards (meters) to talk about the sights and for photo opportunities. Along the way you will stop at a beautiful beer garden where you can experience Berlin as the locals do!Some of the sights on the City Bike Tour include:

• Alexanderplatz
• Marx/Engels Platz
• Palast der Republik (former DDR Parliament)
• Museum Island
• Checkpoint Charlie
• Berlin Wall
• Potsdamer Platz
• Site of Hitler's bunker
• Deathstrip watchtower
• Brandenburg Gate
• Ride along the Spree River and through the Tiergarten Park
• Siegessaeule (Victory Column)
• Gendarmenmarkt
• Bebelplatz (site of Nazi book-burning)

Tour of Charlottenburg Palace - Old Palace
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. You will visit the New Wing accompanied by an audioguide (German, English, French, Italian).

Your tour will take you to the rooms of the so-called Old Palace, which was built for Electress Sophie von Charlotte by Nering and Eosander von Gothe. You will discover private chambers and ceremonial rooms, the Oak Gallery and the Porcelain Cabinet dating back to the era of Friedrich I, the first Prussian king.

Concert
The Orchestra
The Berlin Residence Orchestra will have been exclusively gathered for this Charlottenburg Palace Series of Concerts. Its members will be professional and renowned musicians from Berlin with 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
The program comprises a number of musical peaks of the 17th and 18th centuries, ranging from the Olympic musical genius Johann Sebastian Bach to Queen Sophie Charlotte, after whom the palace was named and who was a gifted composer herself; from King Frederic the Great and his court musician Luigi Boccherini to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Your "operative" will take you to the Tiergarten, where British MI5 Agent Frank Foley secretly aided over 10,000 Jews to escape Nazi Germany.

Visit the courtyard of the Wehrmacht HQ, where coup and assassination plots against Hitler backfired disastrously. See where the SS masterminded their first program of mass murder, the "euthanasia project". Explore the outwardly grand "Stalin Allee", showcase of post-war East Germany's communists, but scene of festering discontent in 1953.

Find out about "Operation Gold", a top secret CIA/MI6 spy tunnel, and how a British double agent blew the whistle on the whole operation. On Bernauer Strasse, see where Berliners attempted audacious escapes under the Wall, trying to keep one step ahead of the hated East German secret police, the Stasi.

The tour finishes at the infamous Stasi HQ, office of Markus Wolf, "the man without a face" and model for John Le Carre's spymaster "Karla". Explore the museum at the end of the tour; the spectre of Stasi informers and their controllers will haunt your very footsteps!

Travel from your Berlin City Hotel to Berlin International Airport. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer so the price is the same for groups of:

• 1 to 3 people
• 4 to 6 people

When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your Berlin City Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed instantaneously 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.

It's that easy!

Don't forget to book your Berlin Airport Arrival Transfer, simply type the product code 2160BERAPTHTL into the Keyword Box.

At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following flight and hotel details in the "Special Requirements" box:

• Airline
• Flight Number
• Departing City / Arrival City
• Departure Time
• Hotel Name
• Hotel Address

Listen as your guide's superb story-telling skills weave the themes of Prussian, Imperial, Nazi, Cold War and 21st century Berlin into a detailed narrative, using the latest historical research. Detailed information is given on everything there is to see (and you will see it all on this tour!). Let history came alive by hearing stories of "real" people who contributed to the rich past of Berlin.

Start the tour with an account of how Berlin was first founded; walk across the Museum Island and find out which Museums are worth seeing! Enjoy great views of the Berlin Cathedral, the TV Tower and Red Town Hall. Stroll along the famous Unter den Linden boulevard - see the University and Opera House and find out where Nazi students burnt books in May 1933.

Visit the War Memorial (Neue Wache) and see the State Library, where Albert Einstein once worked; see where 1920's Cabaret Mile, Friedrichstrasse, once stood and how this place is being reinvented as Berlin's luxury shopping street. Find out how public transport worked in a divided city - visit a "Ghost Station".

Walk through the Brandenburg Gate and see the Reichstag (parliament) with its famous new dome; walk past the new Holocaust Memorial and visit the site of Hitler's bunker, and listen as your guide explains why there is nothing left to see and what happened here at the end of the war.

See how 21st century Berlin is taking shape on Potsdamer Platz; and find out where the Nazi SS and Gestapo HQ stood ("Topography of Terror"). See the Berlin Wall and follow the "death strip" (where the Berlin Wall stood) to Checkpoint Charlie; along the way, your guide will explain how the Wall was built as well as the momentous events of its fall in 1989, and show you where people managed to get over or through the Wall!

End the tour on one of Europe's most beautiful squares, Gendarmenmarkt, not far from the Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie. Click here for more information and Booking Details