Private guide in Berlin, guided tours in Berlin, Germany

Top Attractions in Berlin

Museumsinsel, Deutsches Historisches Museum, Judisches Museum, Neue Nationalgalerie, Museum of European Cultures, Art Center Berlin Friedrichstrasse, Kaiser Wilhelm Gedachtniskirche, Marienkirche, Nikolaikirche, Berliner Dom, Reichstag,

Berlin
Germany

Population: 3,410,000
Language: German
Currency: Euro (EUR)

Information about Berlin

Berlin is the largest city in Germany, with over 6 million inhabitants from more than 180 countries living spread throughout its metro area. After WWII the city was divided into the two capitals of a divided country, East Germany and West Germany, separated by the infamous Berlin Wall until reunification in 1989.

Surrounded by forests and numerous lakes, Berlin is a popular tourist destination for its natural beauty as well as for its cultural aspects, its diverse architecture, its many festivals and its thriving nightlife. During its warm summer months, visitors flock to Berlin from all over the world for its International Film Festival and its Carnival of Culture, and for the interesting outdoor marketplaces.

Most notable landmarks of Berlin are the Brandenburger Tor, the Reichstag (glass-domed government building), OlympiaStadion, the Jewish Memorial, Kaiser Wilhelm’s “Broken Tooth” church, the Pergamon Museum, and the 368-meter-tall Fernsehturm Television Tower with fantastic views from its observation deck.

Private Guide in Berlin - John B. Boyle

(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Berlin Languages: English, German

Hello there! Currently I work as private guide in Berlin, but at first I used to be an officer at the Metropolitan Police. Before retiring from there, I went through a special tour management course so currently I am a licensed guide and registered with the Global Guide association. You should take into consideration that all the guided tours in Berlin that are organize are walking tours.

Private Guide in Berlin - Jessica Cartwright

(Member Since 2013) Languages: English, Swedish

On the City Tour Jessica navigates through the many layers of the city’s past. Through her extraordinary storytelling we uncover its fascinating secrets – all of which have left their mark creating the melting pot of diversity Berlin is today.