The Story of Hitlers Bunker in Berlin explains the rather complex relationship between the Germans and their own past in a simple parking lot. Triggering your imagination, this particular bunker was the place where Hitler finally took his own life.
Our measures against Covid-19
From 15 June 2020, it will therefore be possible to visit and enjoy the city of Berlin as usual. Most of the city’s museums have already been open again since May, as have most restaurants and bars. From 1 July 2020, we will also be back again and offer our regular guided tours in Spanish, Italian and French as usual. In German, Portuguese and English you can still contact us directly for a private guided tour; we are always at your disposal.
The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin
The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin
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Must Visit Attractions in Berlin, Travel Blog Berlin
The Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor) is one of the most important monuments in Berlin and perhaps the most famous in Germany. Undoubtedly, this is a must for those visiting the German capital and is, of course, an integral part of our guided tours of Berlin in English.
Museum Island Berlin
This area, where the city of Berlin was born in the Middle Ages, today houses 5 of the most important museums in the world and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999.
Checkpoint Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie is definitely one of those places in Berlin that always leave you a little confused. A corner where hundreds of visitors and groups accompanied by tourist guides stop to try to imagine what was, in a given moment, the hottest place in the Cold War.