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Best trips from Berlin by train: Castles, culture & cuisine
Best trips from Berlin by train: Castles, culture & cuisine

Germany's extensive rail network puts adventure at your fingertips when planning things to do in Berlin. The city is a fantastic weekend getaway, and exciting destinations like Dresden, Leipzig, and Prague are just a quick train ride away, waiting for you to explore!

The best trips from Berlin by train combine efficiency with discovery. While some travelers head to Hamburg's harbor district for fresh seafood, others choose Potsdam's palaces for a royal day out. Each journey opens new possibilities, from quick cultural escapes to extended weekend adventures through Central Europe.

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Best places to visit in Berlin: top attractions you don't want to miss
Best places to visit in Berlin: top attractions you don't want to miss

With its breathtaking Prussian architecture and its punky wall murals, Berlin is a city of contrasts. It keeps its finger firmly on the pulse of culture and yet responsibly recognizes and respects its past. Whether you're spending two days in Berlin or you're set for a longer stay, there are plenty of big tourist attractions and hidden sights to discover.

From the Berlin Wall to the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin is packed with monuments, museums, and memorials. You can take a deep dive into German art at the new and old National Galleries or delve into the Cold War, and East-West divide at the Stasi Museum. To fuel your adventure, explore Berlin's bustling food and drink scenes with expert tours of the city's hip and hidden districts, one of Berlin's best nighttime activities. Whatever you choose, these are the perfect places to visit when sightseeing in Berlin for art, culture, history, and families.

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Berlin in winter: How to make the most of your visit
Berlin in winter: How to make the most of your visit

From November to February, Berlin brims with festive cheer and cultural highlights. Among the best things to do in Berlin in winter are the famous Christmas markets, like Gendarmenmarkt, where the aroma of mulled wine and roasted almonds fills the air. Then, there’s Winterwelt am Potsdamer Platz, with ice skating, sledding, and food stalls. For art and culture lovers, Museum Island displays everything from ancient artifacts to European masterpieces, while the Berlin International Film Festival showcases the city’s creative side. Whether you’re planning a holiday getaway or a late-year city break, discover all the top things to do in Berlin in winter.

Berlin's best winter activities at a glance

The best places to find winter markets: Gendarmenmarkt and Alexanderplatz host popular Christmas markets with local crafts and seasonal treats.

The top things to do for kids and families visiting Berlin in winter: Explore the Winterwelt am Potsdamer Platz, a festive winter attraction featuring ice skating, a sledding hill, and food stalls.

Unique events in Berlin in winter: Experience the Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) in February and the New Year's Eve celebration at Brandenburg Gate.

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Frequently asked questions about Berlin Walking tours

What are other things to do than Walking tours that are worth visiting in Berlin?

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Berlin walking tours: Everything you need to know

The largest city in Germany, Berlin has something for you to enjoy. If you mention Berlin, most people will automatically think of the Berlin Wall. However, you’ll see that the German capital has much more to offer. It has a great art collection at its Pergamon museum and boasts eclectic buildings and historical architecture. Don’t miss your chance to have a taste of Berlin’s culinary selections. While visiting the local markets, you’ll be tempted by a food vendor selling a pretzel or a berliner (a sweet pastry). Don’t worry, you can diet later.

As the capital of Germany, it doesn’t lack in theater and culture. You can visit a famous opera house, ballet company, many art galleries, and several public parks. Tour some of Berlin’s most notable neighborhoods like Friedrichshain and Pankow. What will you find there? An open-air movie theater, several trendy cafes, and stylish boutiques for shopping in these communities.

What can you expect on a Berlin walking tour?

Along with its rich past, Berlin has a new generation that embraces the popular world culture. That said, you can stop by numerous hip neighborhoods, like Kreuzberg, where you can move to the beat or try a German cocktail. Many of these hotspots can be your stops along a Berlin walking tour. If you’re interested in visiting trendy bars, consider booking a pub crawl or a beer tasting tour. 

Each Berlin tour has a guide that will provide you with a wealth of information about the sight or neighborhood that you are visiting. You can even ask questions as you walk along. You’ll have many chances to stop and rest or grab a bite to eat, and more than one when you’re on a longer tour.

History walking tours in Berlin

Berlin has a rich history - some good, some bad, and some even uglier. You’ll leave the historical walking tours with a better understanding of it all. Some of the historical sights and landmarks you can see include Sachsenhausen Communist Concentration Camp, the Holocaust Memorial, and Checkpoint Charlie.

Berlin food tours

Taste the culinary specialties of Berlin on one of its food walking tours. You’ll get a chance to sample many different foods, like currywurst and schnitzel, at a variety of local cafes and restaurants. You can be confident from the first bite that it will be delicious. Why? Because all the eateries on the list are popular with the locals and some of the best places to dine in Berlin.

Must-see attractions on Berlin walking tours


Berlin is a really large city, but if you have limited time, you can see a lot in just one day. On a top attraction tour, you’ll spend half the day touring some of Berlin’s most famous attractions like Museum Island, the Brandenburg Gate, and Checkpoint Charlie. On this tour you’ll see both East and West Berlin, and along the way you’ll also visit several neighborhoods, including Friedrichshain.

Potsdam walking tours

Indulge yourself in Potsdam and all of its magnificence for a day. As you stroll along, you’ll see all the grandeur of the palaces, castles, courtyards, and gardens.

Walking tours at night in Berlin

Explore the sights of Berlin after dark with a night tour. See the city all lit up on a night stroll. You can also go on popular night pub crawls if they are more your thing. On this tour you’ll be treated like a celebrity as you hit the hottest nightclubs. Along with complimentary drinks, you’ll get VIP entry. As with other walking tours, you’ll have a guide who can help you. In this case, they might have to help you find a dance partner.

Are there added extras with Berlin walking tours?

Berlin is large, so you might have to take a train on your walking tour. However, don’t fret because the fare is typically a part of your tour package. A printed, souvenir guide might also be given to you to keep. If you participate in a walking tour, you often get another benefit - immediate admission into a park or attraction. What does that mean for you? No waiting in line!


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Fantastic day out at one of the most horrific sites in human history. Our guide Chris was very informative and made the experience totally absorbing. He took great care to deliver factual information about one of the most difficult topics of recent European history. Not all guides are equal and Chris delivered with excellent tone and content.

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Georgia was AMAZING! Couldn’t have asked for a better tour guide. She was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and really thoughtful in how she presented information. We would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an informative and manageable walking tour in Berlin.

5 out of 5 stars

Giles was a fantastic guide, absolutely recommended. Be prepared that tour will take 3-3,5 hours instead of 2. Hälsningar från Sverige!

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The detailed explanation! Small groups! The tour guide addressed each individual

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Tina, our guide was excellent and very knowledgeable.