Guided City Tour: City Centre with Museum Island and Berlin Palace

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Short, entertaining and full of famous sights: See Berlin's old centre around the rebuilt Berlin Palace during this one-hour guided walking tour in the Mitte district.

Discover world-famous sights such as the Berlin Cathedral and the Museum Island, the largest museum ensemble in the world, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Further highlights of the tour are the Nikolai Quarter and the TV Tower, the former State Council building and the disappeared Palace of the Republic, which is now being replaced by the Berlin Palace and Humboldt Forum, the old Bauakademie as well as the Kommandantenhaus, the Old Museum and the Lustgarten and much more.

Besides many stories you will also learn a lot about Berlin jargon and its development with funny examples of the popular dialect. Plan a visit to the roof terrace of the Humboldt Forum before or after the city tour. It offers a wonderful view of the sights in Mitte. The city tour can be ideally combined with other excursions, such as detours to nearby Hackescher Markt, Gendarmenmarkt or a boat trip through the historic centre of Berlin.

The tour starts in front of the Domcafé to the right of the entrance to Berlin Cathedral (Am Lustgarten, 10178 Berlin).

Tour details

• Length: 1 hour
• Cost: Guided tour for groups (up to 15 people) €229
• Highlights: An entertaining journey through the history of Berlin with amusing anecdotes and interesting backgrounds. See the Berlin Palace and the Lustgarten, the Berlin Cathedral, the TV Tower, the Nikolai Quarter and much more.
• Starting point: Portal 5 of the Berlin Palace
• Note: The German-language guided tour takes place in German only. Translations within the group are unfortunately not possible. Tours in other languages (English, French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and other languages), can be booked at any time as a private group tour.

Please note: The online ticket is sent by e-mail immediately after the booking and can also be shown on the smartphone (a printout is not required).