Humboldt Forum/ After visiting its interior, you will be surprised by its architectural mix and all the changes that have occurred in its history.

Alexanderplatz/ This square is an indisputable reference point for the city of Berlin, as it is surrounded by historic buildings and monuments in the vicinity of the Spree River.

Museum island / A place where history comes to life in a unique way is the Museum Island, next to the Berliner Dom, surrounded by the River Spree.

Unter den Linden / Royal Residences / Neue Wache Unter den Linden: It is the oldest promenade in the city and extends from the Brandenburg Gate to the Schlossbrücke and the Berlin Cathedral. Neue Wache: It is the monument to the victims of the war and the dictatorship. After learning about this work and the history of its Prussian artist, you will have goosebumps.

Nikolaiviertel/ The oldest area of the city will dazzle you with its medieval essence. Alleys and businesses that preserve that German heritage that you cannot miss on your visit.

Bebelplatz / Book burning / State Opera It is one of the oldest squares in the city, surrounded by the Humboldt University, the old library and the Berlin State Opera. With a sad past that will make us reflect on our present

Checkpoint Charlie/ You will get to know the most famous of the border crossings of the wall and you will discover who that famous Charlie was and what happened there, with details that would go unnoticed if we did not tell you

Gendarmenmarkt / Französischer Dom / Deutscher Dom / Konzerthaus The "Plaza de los Gendarmes". You will discover one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin, with its concert hall flanked by two twin churches

berlin wall memorial/ Undoubtedly, a must-see is the historic Berlin Wall; its painful history and its stories of triumph and joy from 1989. You will visit Checkpoint Charlie, the most famous of the border crossings of the wall. We will tell you the history of the Luftwaffe, Hitler's armed forces and his underground bunker.

Luftwaffe / One of the buildings from the Nazi era that remains intact, despite the war. It has a reason...

Hitler's bunker/ You will know the place where Hitler theoretically died, why theoretically? What are those theories and which is the most prevalent.

One of the most emotional stops on the tour is the Memorial to the victims of the Jewish Holocaust, which arouses incomparable sensations. A moment that each visitor will live in their own way according to their beliefs and ways of understanding a fact so difficult to measure.

Reichstag/ I will tell you about the seat of the German Parliament with its beautiful glass dome designed by Norman Foster

Brandenburger Tor/ An icon of the city, the former gateway to Berlin, today the epicenter of social and political demonstrations, and a backdrop for social and sporting events, and which, like Berlin, knew how to rebuild itself from its ashes.