Explore Berlin and learn about the city’s history and sights via audio commentary, available in several languages. Experience the beauty of the forests, parks, gardens, rivers, and lakes that cover nearly a third of the city. This city has witnessed many groundbreaking historical events. See the corresponding sites, as well as the city's most famous streets and squares, with your ticket for this hop-on hop-off tour. The Classic Route gives you the chance to see all the main sights of the city, including the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, and the East Side Gallery, to name just a few. Tour stops on the Classic Route: 1. Tauentzienstraße 2. KaDeWe 3. Lützowplatz 4. Kulturforum 5. Potsdamer Platz 6. Gropiusbau 7. Checkpoint Charlie 8. Gendarmenmarkt 9. Neptunbrunnen 10. Alexanderplatz 11. Karl-Marx-Allee 12. East Side Gallery 13. Ostbahnhof 14. Neptunbrunnen 15. Lustgarten 16. Unter den Linden / Friedrichstraße 17. Brandenburger Tor 18. Reichstag 19. Hauptbahnhof 20. Schloss Bellevue 21. Siegessäule 22. Zoo / Elefantentor 22. Café Kranzler 23. Kurfurstendamm 236

Glide through the bustling streets of the German capital on a guided city bike tour. Cover up to 15 kilometers as you tour the sites that shaped world history, from the remains of the Berlin Wall to Checkpoint Charlie. Choose your bike from a wide selection and set out on your guided adventure in Berlin. Begin at the Kulturbrauerei, a remarkable 19-century brewery in the district of Prenzlauer Berg. Then, ride along the former border that once separated East and West Berlin. View the remains of the Berlin Wall and former border crossings, such as Bornholmerstraße and the infamous Checkpoint Charlie. Marvel at one of the last watch towers and hear stories about both successful and tragic escape attempts. Learn more about how the Berlin Wall came down overnight after almost 30 years and its lasting impact on Berliners. Pedal from Mauerpark, through Bernauerstraße, all the way to the historic Brandenburg Gate. Admire this iconic symbol of the capital as your guide explains its 18th-century origins. Finally, return to the shop to drop off your bike.

Experience a refined and relaxing tour through the Berlin neighborhood of Prenzlauer Berg, where, up until the mid 19th century, there were once far–stretching fields with windmills, now stands one of Berlin's most creative and trendy districts. The tour will travel both east and west of Prenzlauer Berg's most important street, Schönhauser Alle, and through the unique building developments from the post-modernism period in Germany. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the face of this former workers' district has changed dramatically: Learn how this long and rocky history has combined with the district's newfound prosperity and diversity to shape the modern form of Prenzlauer Berg. The goal of the tour is to raise awareness of the incredible parts of the city rarely apparent at first glance. Confront the contrasts and see the secrets. Hear authentic insights and interesting background information. Each tour is an incredible opportunity to experience the city with all the senses and invite dialog.

Join a graffiti workshop to understand graffiti culture and learn how to create graffiti art with spray paints. Your instructor will provide interesting insight and helpful guidance as you leave your mark on the Berlin Wall. Meet at Mauerpark, where a part of the original Berlin Wall is located, and join your instructor and other participants. Your workshop begins with a fascinating discussion about graffiti culture. Ask your instructor questions and get answers you wouldn't find elsewhere. Afterward, decide with the instructor what you'll paint on the wall. Whether it's a sentence, expression, or slogan, your instructor will trace your choice and then explain how to use spray paints, step by step, to create your graffiti. The entire group will paint together. While you paint, a professional photographer will also take pictures of you during the activity and send you a selection of edited pictures. Once the painting is finished, pose for a group picture in front of your graffiti on the original Berlin Wall.

Discover Berlin's most interesting sights on this practical hop-on hop-off bus tour combined with a boat trip on the Spree. Simply hop on at the first stop, sit back, and explore the city. Get on and off as often as you like and take as much time as you want at each sight.  Stroll along Kurfürstendamm, learn more about the historical background of Checkpoint Charlie, admire the Brandenburg Gate and enjoy the Gendarmenmarkt. Enjoy a one-hour boat tour on the Spree. Discover Berlin from a different perspective as you glide past the city center's iconic attractions. The buses stop at the following stops:• Kurfürstendamm• KaDeWe• Lützow Square• Cultural Forum• Potsdamer Square• Checkpoint Charlie• Gendarmenmarkt• Neptune Fountain/Red City Hall• Alexanderplatz near Fix Bus Café• Karl-Marx-Allee• East Side Gallery• East Side Gallery/East Station• Neptune Fountain• DomAquarée – change here for boat tour: Pier Nikolaiviertel• Berlin Cathedral/Humboldt Forum• Unter den Linden – change here for boat tour: Pier Friedrichstraße• Brandenburg Gate/Reichstag• Berlin Central Station• Victory Column/Bellevue Palace• Zoo and Aquarium/Elephant Gate entrance• Kurfürstendamm/Memorial Church Shuttle to Charlottenburg Palace:• Kurfürstendamm• Charlottenburg Palace• Exhibition grounds

Take a break from browsing Mauerpark's many booths and design and create your own spin art in a private session at Jans Echternacht. Create a piece on your own or work with friends to develop a spin art masterpiece as a reminder of your time in Berlin. You will apply liquid acrylic paint to a large 80 cm diameter round canvas placed on top of the art machine. The canvas is on a round wooden frame. We will rotate the canvas rapidly several times so that the colors mix through the forces of rotation to form unique color compositions. (Inside the art machine developed by Jans Echternacht there is a hi-tech electric motor.) With your creativity and with the support of the art machine, you will create a unique, beautiful work of art that you will always enjoy. You don't need any previous knowledge or special talents, every painting will be unique and beautiful. The design of a spin painting is a great experience that brings a lot of joy and is associated with many beautiful emotions. (With the support of parents, children can also paint). If you visit Berlin by plane, you can create 2 paintings with a diameter of 50 cm instead of one painting with a diameter of 80 cm. For the transport of the 50 cm paintings, you get a box that you can take with you on the plane. The two paintings with 50 cm cost the same as one painting with 80 cm. You only have to book one ticket. The price refers to your personal painting appointment and the design of your own spin painting with up to 3 of your companions, who can help design the painting. You only have to book 1 ticket for up to 4 people. It takes about a day for the painting to dry. Jans then treats it with a protective varnish. Your painting can be picked up after 24 hours.

Dive right into the history of Berlin. Take a walking tour of the Berlin Wall, starting from Bornholmer Straße, a place steeped in history: it was here that the first Berliners from East and West met and rejoiced together on the day the wall fell and the unified German nation was reborn. Walking along the former death strip, you will see traces of the wall, sometimes only detectable by experts. Discover how these traces are being documented, and learn the strange history of the cherry trees that grew the length of the wall. Visit the wall memorials, and the Mauerpark – today one of the capital's liveliest cultural and social centers. Relax over coffee along the way and make tracks finally to the Nordbahnhof, a former ghost station, where the tour ends.

Experience an interesting and informative cycle-tour of Berlin following the route of the Berlin Wall – the Mauerweg. Although very little of the wall is left today, some traces can still be found between the former border control stations at Bornholmer Straße and Checkpoint Charlie. You will begin your journey through history in the place where it all ended: on the Square of the 9th November 1989 – where the first East German citizens crossed the border. Discover how the cherry trees came to be grown on Bornholmer Straße and see the original watchtower and the death-strip. Follow the pictures of rabbits on the ground, to the Brandenburg Gate and on through it to the Tränenpalast, "Palace of Tears," on Friedrichstraße. Ride past the Friedrichstadt Palace, the Museum Island, the New Synagogue and the Old Berlin Post Office.

After being greeted at the starting location, head to Potsdammerplatz where the border between East and West Berlin existed. Learn about its fascinating history and its transformation since the fall of the Wall into the bustling hub it is today. Next, enter the former German Democratic Republic and visit The Reichstag, home of the current German Parliament, and learn about its important role in past and present Berlin. See watchtowers left behind after the fall of the Wall and visit Bosebrücke, the location where the Wall finally fell in 1989. Bike through Mauerpark, a former deadly border strip of the Berlin Wall, where you can now visit flea markets, take a drink on the grass or even participate in some open-air karaoke. Next, make your way to Bernauerstr Memorial, where you can see the remaining pieces of the Wall, before heading to Museum Island and learning more about the GDR government. Finally, visit Checkpoint Charlie and discover the history of espionage in Berlin, before heading back to the start location.

Start your interesting bicycle tour through the history of Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin on historic grounds at the former border crossing Bornholmer Straße, which first opened on November 9th, 1989. Today, the Platz des 9 November 1989 is located there and serves as a reminder of this big, world-changing event. Following the former course of the wall on your bike, you will cross Mauerpark (Wall Park), where on Sundays, flea markets, karaoke and musical improvisations take place. From there, you will continue to the street Bernauer Straße, which was divided from 1961 to 1989. Afterwards, cycle along the global capital of breweries that developed during the end of the 19th century and pass through the once largest brewery in Germany (today the Kulturbrauerei) and along the tenements at Kollwitzplatz, which were illustrated by Heinrich Zille. Then, you will reach Berlin’s oldest water tower, the Dicker Hermann (Fat Hermann), completed in 1877. From here, you will cycle to the eastern quarter ofBötzowviertel where you will be able to admire the Märchenbrunnen (Fountain of Fairy Tales), a 34 times 54 meter large fountain complex that was constructed by the architect Ludwig Hoffmann in the neo-Baroque style. You will then cycle to Velodrom, a track cycling arena and one of Berlin’s biggest concert venues, and to the Schwimm- und Sprunghalle im Europasportpark, an indoor swimming pool. Cycling past the Ernst Thälmann Monument, the tour will lead you to the Zeiss Major Planetarium, a prestigious building from GDR times. Lastly, cycle through The Palm, Berlin’s largest social building complex built in 1886 and named after a potted palm tree standing in an anteroom at the time. The building now serves as a homeless shelter and has 5,000 sleeping places in 40 dormitories.