Berlin from Rostock-Warnemünde Cruise Port

Kreuzberg, Berlin



Join us on a journey to the Brandenburg Gate, the Alexanderplatz, and the Bundestag located by the Spree River. Also you will see the exterior beauty of Charlottenburg Palace and the Kurfürstendamm.

This guided tour from Warnemünde Cruise Port offers a comprehensive exploration of Berlin’s historical and modern landmarks, ideal for cruise passengers with limited time.

Tour Highlights

  • Explore the exterior of Charlottenburg Palace
  • Admire Brandenburg Gate
  • Visit the Holocaust Memorial
  • See Fuhrerbunker, Bebelplatz, and Topography of Terror

Tour Description

Upon arrival at Warnemünde Cruise Port, the tour begins with assistance from the local team before boarding an air-conditioned coach for a scenic three-hour drive through the German countryside to Berlin.

The first stop is Charlottenburg Palace, a 17th-century summer residence of Queen consort Sophie Charlotte of Prussia. Visitors will have time to explore the palace exterior.

The route continues with a drive along Kurfürstendamm, a 3.5 km avenue known for its shops, cafes, theaters, and international boutiques, followed by a pass-by of the Victory Column (Siegessäule), topped with the statue of the Roman goddess Victoria.

The Reichstag building, housing the German Bundestag, is next with a brief stop to appreciate its historic façade. The tour also includes a 10-minute visit to Brandenburg Gate, a neoclassical landmark built between 1788 and 1791.

The Holocaust Memorial, featuring 2,711 concrete slabs designed by Peter Eisenman, provides a reflective 15-minute visit. A short walk leads to Fuhrerbunker, the site marking the end of Adolf Hitler’s regime, followed by a lunch break with assistance to find convenient dining options.

The tour continues with a pass-by of Alexanderplatz, famous for its World Clock and TV Tower, and a 15-minute exploration of Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site home to the Berlin Cathedral and Old Museum.

Bebelplatz is visited for 10 minutes, notable for the 1933 Nazi book burnings, then a drive along Unter den Linden, a key historical avenue. Checkpoint Charlie, the Cold War crossing point, is next with a 20-minute stop.

The Topography of Terror museum provides a 15-minute visit to the former SS and Gestapo headquarters, highlighting Berlin’s wartime history. The tour concludes with a comfortable return to Warnemünde Cruise Port.

Includes

  • Pickup and drop-off from the cruise port
  • Guaranteed on-time return to your ship
  • Modern air-conditioned transport
  • Certified English-speaking guide in Berlin
  • 24/7 customer support

Excludes

  • Food and beverages

Important Information

  • Booking confirmation is sent immediately or within one day if booked close to departure
  • Not wheelchair accessible; strollers allowed
  • Infants must sit on laps; participants should have moderate fitness
  • Itinerary and timing may vary due to traffic, crowds, or unforeseen circumstances
  • Check your email the day before for exact pickup times
  • Most tours depart 30 minutes after ship arrivals

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund.

For smooth boarding, bring a valid cruise ship ID and arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes early. The best time to visit Berlin for this tour is during spring and summer months to enjoy comfortable weather.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour covers Charlottenburg Palace, Brandenburg Gate, Holocaust Memorial, Fuhrerbunker, Bebelplatz, and Topography of Terror.
The tour includes a scenic three-hour drive from Warnemünde Cruise Port to Berlin.
Yes, the tour includes an air-conditioned coach for transportation between the port and Berlin.
Yes, the tour departs directly from Warnemünde Cruise Port for the convenience of cruise passengers.
The tour features an exterior visit to Charlottenburg Palace but does not include an interior tour.
Yes, stops include the Holocaust Memorial, Fuhrerbunker site, Bebelplatz, and the Topography of Terror museum.
Yes, it is designed for cruise passengers who want to explore key Berlin landmarks within a limited timeframe.
The tour includes stops at several landmarks with opportunities for photos and short walks.
Travelers should check the website prior to booking for the latest information on hours and availability.
Yes, the guided tour offers informative commentary on Berlin’s historical and modern landmarks.

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