Berlin Introduction Tour

This captivating 2 hour journey is the perfect foundation for the rest of your Berlin adventure, giving you everything you need to know! Visit all the must-see spots with Natalie, your local expert.

What to expect

Natalie is a passionate local guide (former architect and history nerd). Join Natalie on this 2 hour Introductory Walking Tour of Berlin to visit all the must-see attractions (full list below).

Gain an overview of Berlin's rich and long history along with recommendations for more things to see, do and eat in Berlin at the end of the tour.

This tour can be tailored to suit your needs and desires. Want to see something not listed below? Simply contact us!

What you will see on the tour:

  • Brandenburg Gate: a symbol of peace, victory and then unity (and a good photo opportunity!)

  • The Reichstag: the seat of the German parliament and where the Nazis came into power

  • Holocaust Memorial: an opportunity to reflect on the atrocities of WWII

  • Hitler's Bunker: learn about Hitler's final days and the end of WWII

  • Potsdamer Platz: see how Berlin’s urban landscape has changed, first divided by the Berlin Wall, then re-unified

  • Topography of Terror: explore where the Gestapo and SS headquarters once stood, now a museum dedicated to Nazi crimes

  • Checkpoint Charlie: discover where the name Checkpoint Charlie really comes from

  • 17th June Memorial: learn about those who fought for freedom during the East German uprising of 1953

Why Book this Private Tour?

  1. Ask Natalie all your questions!

  2. Explore at your own pace, no rushing

  3. You get 100% of Natalie’s attention, just for you

  4. The best introduction to your Berlin adventure

Good to know

The Tour begins at Madame Tussauds, on the Unter den Linden, close the S-Bahn Station ‘Brandenburger Tor’.

This tour is accessible for wheelchair users and people with restricted mobility.

The tour will continue in all weather - please dress appropriately and your guide will do their best to seek shelter from the rain or heat, however, this may not always be possible as the tour takes place outside.