Top Berlin Unique Experiences

Germany is famous for its beer, and on this craft beer tour you’ll learn all about innovative new Berlin brews. You’ll get the chance to taste nine different beers, so you’ll come away with an in-depth knowledge of the varieties being produced in the German capital. The tour will focus on the Friedrichshain neighborhood, which is full of history and character.

Go beer tasting in Berlin on this 3-hour private tour. Let a private guide introduce you to four beers from some of the best brewers in the city as you enjoy part of Germany's famous beer culture. A snack is also included. When booking, you have a choice of departure times.

Explore the German capital at your own pace with this 1-day independent Berlin bike rental. With your Berlin city map to hand, hop on your bike in Alexanderplatz and spin through the city streets in comfort. Choose the route to take in the landmarks and attractions of most interest, and cover the ground with ease by bike. Perhaps spin through Leipziger Platz and Potsdamer Platz to the iconic Brandenburg Gate, and take in famous sites such as Checkpoint Charlie, the German Historical Museum, the Holocaust Memorial and St Nicholas’ Church.

Save hours of research time planning your vacation in Berlin, and let a local guide show you their favorite Berlin spots instead. Find out about off the beaten track places that you likely wouldn’t discover alone, and learn about the city’s history as you discover it together on foot. The tour is completely personalized, so there are no strict itineraries and the routes can be tailored based on your interests.

Leave Berlin behind to experience a town that is home to palaces, historic sites, gardens, and enchanting narrow streets. Ride by train with your guide for full-day walking tour to Sanssouci palace and park, a miniature version of Bradenburg Gate and pop in and out of local shops along the way. Enjoy a local lunch at a traditional German restaurant or opt to experience an authentic beer garden.

Experience Berlin like a Berliner, as if you were hanging out with friends, on this private half-day tour with a local guide. This is a fully customizable tour so you can see and do exactly what you want: head to the big-name, must-see attractions or seek out under-the-radar spots. Whichever you choose, you’ll benefit from the local knowledge of your guide. This tour is best suited to active travelers as it is a walking tour.

Learn about East Berlin’s history and experience the city’s modern-day activity and culture during this half-day, guided walking tour that is private and customizable. Follow your guide through the time from the Cold War to WWII to the fall of the Berlin Wall, and onward to the contemporary street culture of today’s Berlin.

Discover the history of Berlin through the eyes of a local, on this private walking tour. Your guide will show you both well-known, big-name sights as well as lesser-known places that you may miss without local help. You’ll hear stories about Berlin’s eventful past, which will help you better understand its present. An informative and fun trip for active travelers who like to learn new things when they travel.

Get to know the city through the eyes of a passionate local. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it up to the local for an insightful introduction to the city. Make travel about the people you meet not just the places you see.

Discover the city of Berlin on foot during this full-day, guided tour. Experience the city’s old and modern neighborhoods and visit sights like the Bradenburg Gate and the East Side Gallery where murals are painted on the remains of the Berlin Wall. Enjoy a mix of history lessons from your guide, sightseeing, and tasting sessions at local eateries.

Explore all that Berlin has to offer with this 2-day ticket for a hop-on hop-off tour. Set your own pace and itinerary to explore the city’s landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall, Museum Island, Potsdamer Platz, and much more. Enjoy stunning views of Berlin from the glass dome of the Reichstag with a cup of coffee and cake, included in the price of the tour.

Delve into the history of Russian Berlin on this 2-hour walking tour. Follow a guide through Wittenberg Square and gain insight into Europe’s complex history. Gain insight into the Soviet Revolution of 1917 and learn of the plight of Russian refugees in Berlin. Discover landmarks such as the Petrograd House of Arts — where many famous Russian writers socialized and performed in the early 20th century — and the house of Rudolph Steiner, who founded the Walldorf education system. See where Russian author Vladimir Nabokov lived and worked, and explore Prague Square.

Bicycle rental Berlin You can rent a bike or rent a child trailer at our bike rental - for short commutes in the city or for long bike rides. Rental bike is not the same as a rental bike. We wait and check all bikes ourselves, so you are safe on the road. If you come to Berlin and want to experience the capital on your own with two wheels under your bum, you should not fall back on the first-ever bike rental. Borrowing a safe bike for the big city should be high on the Todo list. Many rental bikes "from the road" are technically deficient and often not safe. If you are traveling without your own bike, we offer you technically perfect bicycles for hire at the bike world - so that your visit to Berlin remains an experience - rent a bike now!

If you want to encapsulate the alternative culture that makes up the city of Berlin an experimental music recording session is a great way to do it. Head to a recording studio located in the heart of Neukolln—one of Berlin’s trendiest districts—and learn about the different instruments from your sound engineer. Listen to some local music and then record your own sample to take home with you.

Explore Berlin’s vibrant street art scene on this guided small-group walking tour. See both old and new examples of street and graffiti art on this engaging tour through the back streets of Berlin. Discover more than 50 incredible street artists from Berlin and beyond, find out what motivates them and learn their unique methods. Then decorate the walls of an abandoned factory and design a canvas piece to take home. The material and equipment for the art workshop is included. Some public transportation expense is required.