Berlin: Street Art and Alternative Tour
Friedrichshain, Berlin
The alternative culture of Berlin is linked to the peculiar history of the city during the Cold War. On the border between east and west, along the wounds of the wall, between art and politics. See colors and stories of Berlin in the areas of urban art.
Berlin Street Art Small-Group Walking Tour in Kreuzberg
This walking tour explores Berlin's street art and alternative culture in Kreuzberg, suitable for those interested in history and urban art.
Highlights
- Discover key street art across Berlin on a small-group walking tour
- Explore the alternative Kreuzberg district
- Learn city history from a French- or Italian-speaking guide
Description
Berlin’s alternative culture is deeply connected to its Cold War history. This tour explains how the city became a center for alternative lifestyles and urban art, which played a major role in its 1990s revival.
Understand the historical, economic, and social changes from the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 through today’s gentrification phase. The city’s walls serve as canvases, with streets transformed into open-air galleries.
Large murals appear between buildings in Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain, while smaller artworks nestle in courtyards and streets in the Mitte district. This route traces the divide between East and West Berlin, where art and politics intersect along the former wall’s path.
Includes
- Small-group walking tour
- French- or Italian-speaking guide
Excludes
- AB public transport ticket for the day
Important Information
- A 24-hour AB public transport ticket is required for the tour and must be purchased separately.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance and bring a valid AB public transport ticket. The best time to join is during daylight hours for optimal viewing of street art.
