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Take a tour of the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Our informative guides expose the grim realities of life and death at Sachsenhausen. Join us for a short train ride just outside of Berlin to this desolate reminder of the worst part of Human History.


Crawl with us as we take to the pubs and bars and end the night in one of Berlins biggest Night Clubs. Here is your ticket for a good night out! Need to know the best place to go? Don’t worry we have it covered.


The Original Berlin New Years Eve Pub Crawl is your ticket to Berlin New Year’s (commonly known as Berlin Silvester / Sylvester). We have all the parties and festivities already planned out, and the new year awaits.


Nikita is a great host that showed all around! Had a good a fun time!


Brilliant way to start our exploration of Berlin. Easy to book online. Informative and interesting. Our guide was really nice. Met some lovely fellow travellers. Definitely recommend.


Best pub crawl team. Thanks to Nikita she has done the good job best app to use · ️


Nikita made my trip worth it. Wooooooo!!!! I love it it’s so good I love beer and the rest yewwwI love it here Omg


Nikita was the best pub crawl host ever. I would do this pub crawl every day if she was the host, wo


A pub crawl is one fun adventure you can embark on at night. You get to tour with like-minded people, hopping from one bar to another and socializing. If you love to party, bar crawling offers the correct dose of tipsy and jolly. Pub crawling is all about drinking,...

4worldlovers: Discover the many faces of Berlin with a passionate local guide

Berlin is a city like no other. Our tours take you through some of the most dramatic scenes of global history to show you how Berlin has emerged from its dark past to become one of the world’s most exciting cities.


The original Free Tour of Berlin covers many of Berlin’s top attractions, including the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie and the Brandenburg Gate. After you’ve got the overview with the free walking tour, delve deeper with us.

For those wanting tours of the Nazi era, the Third Reich Tour takes you to the Nazi government district, former Jewish district, and the area covering memorials to the Nazi’s victims. We also believe everyone should visit a concentration camp at least once in their lives, and so the Sachsenhausen Memorial Tour runs every day.

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The Original Berlin Food Tour was founded 2013 to present Berlin’s wide Range of Culinary Spectra and to presents some of the Best Food Spots in Berlin’s most vibrant neighbourhoods.

Our Tours a all guided by Food Expert Bastian, the Founder of Berlin Food Tour to assure Quality right from the Beginning.

Our Tours offer a mix of Culinary and Cultural Berlin and gives Insights in the Berlin Way of Life.


Our Small Group Approach of a maximum of 10 Participants for our Public Tours give the Opportunity for Communication and Exploring Berlin off the Beaten Track.

Every Tour Participant obtains personal Recommendations and Ideas for his/her Berlin Stay and a printed Map of the visited Locations.

With ever Tour, every Food we try, we also want to give something back. With every Tour we donate Meals for Children in Need.

"Host Bastian takes you along hidden culinary gems, there’s sweet, salty, and even beer. There are small boutiques you wouldn’t know are hidden around the corner, with a healthy dose of more than just food and drink, from Street Art and Architecture, to History, to tiny fun facts that make you feel like an insider." ("5 Must Sees in Berlin" - Travel Noire)

"If you like to try out and discover new things, you should go on one of the Berlin Food Tours!"

"A tour with Berlin Food Tour is essential to help find the lecker (tasty) highlights" (easyJet Traveller Magazin)

"This tour is a great opportunity for everyone to explore Berlin Mitte in a culinary way and off the tourist track. People can learn about german food craftsmanship, indulge in a variety of foods and experience the history of Berlin Mitte.“ (MARCO POLO travel magazine)

"Here's a guide to some of the best of what the city has to offer, from breakfast to burgers, morning coffee to late-night cocktails, street food to degustation menus. And yes, even currywurst." (The Courier)

"If you’ve got a blossoming gourmet in the family, the Berlin Food Tour is the best culinary adventure we've experienced. Bilingual owner Bastian is a friendly local and his diverse culinary itineraries are superb. Kids pay about half the adult price. Walking tours last several hours, so this is not for fidgety toddlers." ("25 Things to do in Berlin with Kids" - Mommy Poppins)

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We are delighted to launch our new 3hr Alternative Tour on May the 1st and offer a special 20% discount for the first month. Use the code AT_release for your booking and join us for a great day out.


To see the best graffiti, hear the best music, experience the best bars, to meet the best people and learn their stories, you need to step out of the everyday. You need to try an alternative.


We want you to join us. To show why you will want to live here too. To remind you why you will come back. And when you do you will walk these same streets with a different point of view.

Berlin is scarred by wars and a wall that cut through it for 30 years. It is hewn by politics, soundtracked by radical and vital music in a myriad different geres. It has been illustrated and painted by artists great and unrecognised. The only constant is its magnetic attraction, its tales of rebellion, drawing people from every corner of the world to its darkest corners and most open parks and plazas.

To understand Berlin, to really get it, you need to be on foot.

The most common answer given to every question asked about the city we love is begun with a smile and a slight shrug and a perceptible shake of the head:

So come and join us on our uniquely designed walking tours, step by step by step, side by side. Let us help you become a part of the best city on Earth.

We walk through the disparate neighborhoods of a town that somehow clash up against each other, whose stories are hidden on every corner, outside every building. Mark Twain knew this. He came here as a poor artist at the end of the 19th Century.

He loved Berlin as he learned it by pacing, strolling, letting his mind drift off step by step. As he said:

“Now, the true charm of pedestrianism does not lie in the walking, or in the scenery, but in the talking. The walking is good to time the movement of the tongue by, and to keep the blood and the brain stirred up and active.”