Where it all began. Lovely old town atmosphere, created in the late eighties...

A timeless icon of Berlin, the TV-tower was the second tallest in the world at it's opening in 1969.

A stunning panorama! Berlin's oldest university, the old opera, a catholic cathedral, a hotel which serving once as a bank, a guard's house looking like a temple etc - simply the classic centre! And not to forget: the place where the Nazis showed their evil nature by burning thousands of books in front of the public.

Home for more than 25 Nobel Prize winners like Albert Einstein and great minds Karl Marx. By the way, a lot of our guides also study or studied here.

Only incl. in the English version: The most famous border station of the Cold War

Serving as Berlin's Champs-Élysées this street recently just got a subway-line added. We prefer to bike of the beaten paths though...

Roaring traffic cross and place to be at night in the "Roaring Twenties", followed by the very definition of no man's land during the division of Berlin, Europe's biggest construction site around the Millennium, defining Berlin's complex attempt of reuniting what was formerly torn apart.

How to deal with an indescribable crime? Germany tries not to bury it's dark past. It tries to learn from it. You need to see it by yourself!

Dive in and take a deep breath in one of Berlins biggest parks whose name (Garden of the Animals) has no relation to its former use as a Zoo.

THE icon of Berlin - for many reasons

Germany's parliament, surrounded by the modern government quarter, shows it's transparent dome with pride

A lot of funny stories are being told about Germany's White House, most of them aren't true - you know, Germans aren't into jokes.

**Only incl. in the German version of this tour** This famous and liveable district is the very example for Berlin's transformation since it's reunification. Fancy bohemian flavour? This distrcit gives you the answer.

Experience the impressive architecture of Berlin’s Spree Athens