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The walk includes main attractions & is packed with 800 years of history. It explores the impact of WW2 bombs on the today Berlin cityscape, which is a mix of Baroque, Bauhaus & Brutalism architecture

Highlights

• See most Berlin main attractions within one compact walk (approx. 90 min)
• Get a deeper idea how the Berlin cityscape was in 1900 | 1945 | 1990
• Choose your free made in Berlin souvenir (suitable designs for kids & adults)
• Get inspired & recommendations for further activities by a real Berlin resident
• Walk is suitable for families, single travellers and groups. Pet friendly too

Description

This compact guided walk (1.6 km/1.0 mi/90 min) includes most Berlin main attractions and is packed with 800 years of history. It explores the massive impact of WW2 bombs and battles on the today Berlin cityscape, which is a weird mix of Baroque, Bauhaus, Brutalism and more architecture eras. The entertaining, varied hike with an English & German spoken guide starts at Berlin's most famous meeting point, the World Clock at Alexanderplatz. It's located next to same named Metro & Subway station 'Alexanderplatz'. Perfect for photo shootings as well. Highlights & Itinenary: 1. World Clock (Meeting point) & Alexanderplatz 2. Berlin TV Tower 3. Berlin Town Hall 4. Nikolai Quarter 5. River Spree 6. Royal Horse Stable 7. Berlin Cathedral 8. Museum Island (UNESCO World Heritage) 9. Berlin City Model Look of 1900 10. Berlin Royal City Palace & Humboldt Forum (Visit & end of walk) Spots 6.-10. are located in Spree Island. The north part of this island is much better known as Museum Island, an UNESCO World Heritage Site. The excursion ends at the Humboldt Forum, Germany's most visited museum complex. It's located in the Royal City Palace, Berlin's mostly discussed reconstruction. The original castle was the main residence of Prussian kings for almost 500 years. There is no better place to understand and explore the changing (building) history and look of the German capital. Guide information The guide is out of a Berlin/Hamburg family and has been living in Berlin for more than 25 years. He studied history & political science, worked as a journalist, exhibition designer & press spokesman. Helpful accessoires such as umbrellas, hats or gloves are provided free of any charge. Note: This walk doesn't include Brandenburg Gate & Reichstag area. However, our top rated guided bike ride 'The East West & Wall Tour' does.

Includes

Guided walking tour (approx. 90 minutes) Gloves, hat, umbrella Free Water, no food Free souvenir made in Berlin Recommendations for yr Berlin stay Basic Berlin information

Important Information

• Meeting point is the World Clock, next to Alexanderplatz Metro | Subway station. The walking distance is approximately 1.4 km (less than 1 mile). Total duration of the tour is about 75-90 minutes.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund