Berlin By Bus And Boat
See Berlin's most important and beautiful sites on this half-day hop-on/hop-off sightseeing tour. Among the 20 stops are KaDeWe, the second-largest department store in Europe; Potsdamer Platz; the Jewish Museum; Checkpoint Charlie; and Brandenburg Gate. Also enjoy a one-hour boat trip on the River Spree for a different perspective of Berlin. See the Nikolai Quarter, Berlin Cathedral, and Museum Island. Afterward, continue your hop-on/hop-off tour by bus. Your ticket is valid for 24 hours.
Approximate value: €31 EUR per person
Berlin Full Day Private Guided Tour
Whether it is your first visit or if you have visited before, a private tour with a professional, fully qualified guide is the ideal way to discover more about Berlin. See what really interests you at a pace that suits you. Travel like a local with the help of your guide on the public transport system, whether by bus, U-bahn (underground), S-bahn (overground rail), tram or taxi. Visit famous sites, museums, go shopping, take a break in a cafe-the choice is yours!
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Berlin Half Day Private Guided Tour (Afternoon Excursion)
Whether it is your first visit or if you have visited before, a private tour with a professional, fully qualified guide is the ideal way to discover more about Berlin. See what really interests you at a pace that suits you. Travel like a local with the help of your guide on the public transport system, whether by bus, U-bahn (underground), S-bahn (overground rail), tram or taxi. Visit famous sites, museums, go shopping, take a break in a cafe-the choice is yours!
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Berlin Half Day Private Guided Tour (Morning Excursion)
Whether it is your first visit or if you have visited before, a private tour with a professional, fully qualified guide is the ideal way to discover more about Berlin. See what really interests you at a pace that suits you. Travel like a local with the help of your guide on the public transport system, whether by bus, U-bahn (underground), S-bahn (overground rail), tram or taxi. Visit famous sites, museums, go shopping, take a break in a cafe-the choice is yours!
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City-Circle Sightseeing - Full Day
See Berlin's most important and beautiful sites on this half-day hop-on/hop-off sightseeing tour. Among the 16 stops are KaDeWe, the second-largest department store in Europe; Potsdamer Platz; the Jewish Museum; Checkpoint Charlie; and Brandenburg Gate. Your ticket is valid for 24 hours.
Approximate value: €21 EUR per person
City-Circle Sightseeing Half Day
See Berlin's most important and beautiful sites on this half-day hop-on/hop-off sightseeing tour. Among the 20 stops are KaDeWe, the second-largest department store in Europe; Potsdamer Platz; the Jewish Museum; Checkpoint Charlie; and Brandenburg Gate.
Approximate value: €15.50 EUR per person
Jewish Berlin: Destruction & Rebirth
Berlin's Jewry has a unique and special history, from the days of the Enlightenment movement, through the horrors of the Holocaust, up to the revival of the present day, as Berlin fosters one of the world's fastest-growing Jewish communities. Mendelssohn and Einstein are just two examples of Berliner Jews who have been responsible for some of the most significant events in intellectual and cultural development, changing the way all of us 8211 Jews and non-Jews alike 8211 live and think. Yet their achievements came against a backdrop of anti-Semitic harassment and discrimination, which came to a head in the 20th century, with devastating effect. See the site of the ancient Jewish Cemetery where Mendelssohn is buried, and understand his significance in world philosophy and Jewish history. Walk through the courtyards where working-class Jewish immigrants dreamed of a better world; hear stories of women who aspired to be Rabbis and rich people who wanted to be poor. See the magnificent New Synagogue and hear the amazing story of this building, which reflects the story of Berlin's Jewry before, during and after Nazi persecution. See places where non-Jews risked their lives in order to hide their Jewish neighbors; visit the Workshop for the Blind in which a courageous Berliner deemed one of the Righteous Men of the World's Nations risked his life to save the lives of Jewish neighbors and employees.
Approximate value: €19 EUR per person
Jewish Museum - Ticket
Famed for its innovative use of space and design, the Jewish Museum, opened in 2001, explores Jewish history from Roman times through present day, with particular emphasis on the holocaust. The site is in the shape of a disrupted Star of David, representing the dislocation and exile of Jews in Europe. It consists of two buildings: the old Kollegionhaus, a former courthouse built in the 18th century, and a new addition specifically built for the museum, designed by world-renowned architect Daniel Libeskind. One of the most moving areas of the museum is the Holocaust Tower, where visitors enter a cold concrete void, where the only source of light, air, and sound comes from small shafts at the top, representing the isolation and fear of the Nazi extermination camps. It is the first Jewish museum in Berlin since the last one was destroyed by the Nazis in 1938.
Approximate value: €10 EUR per person
Pergamon Museum - Ticket (Anytime Excursion)
Visit the Pergamon Museum, opened in 1930 as the last of five museums built on Berlin's famed "Museum Island." The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from the ancient world, including the huge altar from the Zeus Temple in Pergamon and Babylon's legendary Ishtar Gate. The Pergamon is subdivided into the Collection of Classical Antiquities, the Museum of the Ancient Near East, and the Museum of Islamic Art.
Approximate value: €19 EUR per person
Third Reich Berlin: Hitler & WWII - The Final Days
Starting in the heart of west Berlin before the cragged spire of the bombed out Memorial Church, get a full description of: the ferocity of the Allied bombing campaign and the defense of the Nazi Reich Capital; the Cross of Coventry and the Madonna of Stalingrad; where the mammoth flak towers stood; and the experiences of those caught in the onslaught of the Soviet forces.
Approximate value: €11 EUR per person
Ticket To Berlin Zoo (Anytime Excursion)
Spend time at one of the oldest zoos in Europe with its mix of historical and modern animal houses and its history of 150 years of animal keeping. Learn about its successful animal breeding program, and its efforts at safeguarding endangered species such as black and Indian rhinoceroses, gaurs, and deer. All animals are housed in enclosures that are specially designed to recreate their natural habitat. Enter the zoo through one of the most photographed sights in Berlin-the famous Elephant Gate of 1899, which was completely destroyed during WWII and resurrected in all its original detail in 1984.
Approximate value: €20 EUR per person
Ticket To Berlin Zoo And Aquarium (Anytime Excursion)
Spend time at one of the oldest zoos in Europe with its mix of historical and modern animal houses and its history of 150 years of animal keeping. Learn about its successful animal breeding program, and its efforts at safeguarding endangered species such as black and Indian rhinoceroses, gaurs, and deer. All animals are housed in enclosures that are specially designed to recreate their natural habitat. Enter the zoo through one of the most photographed sights in Berlin8212the famous Elephant Gate of 1899, which was completely destroyed during WWII and resurrected in all its original detail in 1984. Also visit the Berlin Aquarium, which has been home to a diverse array of fish, reptiles, and amphibians for the past century. See Crocodile Hall, the world8217's first walk-in animal enclosure for visitors. This building provides terrariums and aquariums for over 9,000 animals of almost 800 species. A special highlight for kids is the petting basin with the popular Japanese koi. This is biodiversity at its best!
Approximate value: €28 EUR per person