Visit Sandemans New Berlin, A Free Walking Tour Included In Your Trip To Berlin

Walking tours are a firm favorite of ours, and no exception on this day to Berlin. Walking tours are my favorite way of seeing cities, as you can have a local guide. Guided walking tours may have been around for sometime, but they certainly show no sign of disappearing from soon. You can either take a walking tour that covers the most important highlights in one hour or you can do a 4-hour tour to see more of the main attractions.

With groups of 10 people or fewer, these walking tours will ensure you have access to the guide as you make stops at Reichstag, the Berliner Dom, Checkpoint Charlie, and various World War II places of battle. The itinerary is up to each guide, so you never know where she or he might take you. They also offer free bike tours every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 11 am. Offering up to 40 different themed tours, GuruWalk covers the city of Berlin quite thoroughly. There are various walking tours on the Berlin Wall, the Third Reich, the Cold War, the Jewish quarter, alternative Berlin, and the city’s main highlights, among others.

Another way to tour the center of Berlin is on a guided bike tour. This city lends itself so well that in recent years, guided tours through Berlin’s center have been organized that include bike rentals. These tours are for small groups and last between 3-4 hours. They can be offered in English or Spanish. Guided tours of Berlin are not all History. You must enjoy the city. What better way to do that than with a traditional German snack, and three different types of beer? This Berlin beer tour is a great way to learn more about Germany’s history and taste the beer.

• Mitte is more centrally located to the big tourist sites of Berlin.
• My team of international and local artists and guides will show visitors a different side of Berlin and tell them about the many community initiatives.
• If you’re looking for something more in-depth than the free walking tours, this is it!
• Although the modern graffiti movement was born in New York City, it has been perfected in Berlin.

The transfer to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp is included in the experience as well as the guided tour of the camp. No one who visits Berlin can deny that this is one of the most historical cities in Europe. In every corner of Berlin there is something to learn and remember and to discover it, nothing as essential and recommendable as a guided tour. These months are ideal for enjoying beers in Berlin’s famous biergartens and picnicking in Volkspark Friedrichshain.

Discover the city of Potsdam, once home to Prussian kings and the German Kaiser, on a walking tour from Berlin. See how royalty left its mark on the city’s streets as you wander past stunning palaces and beautiful gardens in the UNESCO World Heritage Sans Souci Park. Follow your expert guide along winding roads, taking in the highs, lows, and history of Prussia, and discovering what happened to the palaces during World War Two. Return to Berlin, where your tour ends.