Free Walking Tour of Berlin | City Center

Berlin is a never ending city, so it might be confusing to know what to do in Berlin. Our free tour of Berlin is great for those who want to discover its history during the 20th century, have an introduction on the history of World War II and Nazism, all while starting to know your way around the city. Berlin stands out because it is an eclectic city, destroyed and reconstructed, aware of the remarkable events that took place in its streets during the 20th century. Join our free walking tour of Berlin and visit Berlin through its most popular spots in about 3 hours and a half. The best part? You choose the price at the end of the tour!

What you will visit in this free tour of Berlin:

• The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.
• Hitler’s bunker.
• The Detlev Rohwedder Bulding (Third Reich Air Ministry, Luftwaffe).
• The Berlin Wall.
• Checkpoint Charlie.
• Gendarmenmarkt.
• Bebel Platz.
• Berlin Cathedral.
• … And much more!

Important information | Meeting point and time

• Our meeting point is the Akademie der Künste, Pariser Platz.
• This tour runs every day at 10am except Sundays, Friday also 3pm. We suggest you arrive 10 minutes earlier.
• You must look for a yellow umbrella.
• This tour is in English and it lasts for about 3:30 hours.
• A public transportation card is not required.
• It is not necessary to bring a printed copy of the reservation to the meeting point. However, you do need to show the confirmation email.
• For bookings of 6 adults (14 year-olds on) or more, a €10 fee per person applies. It has to be paid to the guide at the beginning of the tour and it will be destined to cover the expenses of hiring an extra guide. This fee also applies to separate reservations made for the same group.