Embark on a memorable shore excursion from the Baltic Sea to Berlin, where you'll experience the city’s rich history and vibrant neighborhoods. After a scenic drive, visit iconic historical landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and the Berlin Wall Memorial, each with its own compelling story to tell. Explore the heart of Berlin, walking through diverse neighborhoods like Mitte and Kreuzberg, where past and present seamlessly intertwine.
Your expert guide will share fascinating insights about the city’s transformation, from its Prussian roots to the turbulent 20th century and modern-day Berlin. Enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant, experiencing Berlin's culinary offerings before continuing your tour.
The day wraps up with a comfortable return to the port, leaving you with a deeper appreciation of Berlin's heritage, culture, and architectural wonders.
12 hour round trip between Warnemünde port and Berlin, with 6 hours private local guide service in Berlin, for 1 guest
Pickup included
The Reichstag building is a symbol of Berlin’s tumultuous political history. Built in 1894, it witnessed the rise of the Nazis, the 1933 fire that helped Hitler seize power, and significant damage during World War II. On this private tour, you’ll explore its role during the Weimar Republic, the Nazi era, and the Cold War, standing as a powerful symbol of Germany’s past. A highlight is the modern glass dome designed by Norman Foster, offering panoramic views of Berlin. This tour provides a fascinating look at the Reichstag’s history and its role in shaping Germany’s political landscape today.
The East Side Gallery is a unique and vibrant stretch of the Berlin Wall, transformed into an open-air gallery showcasing over 100 murals by artists from around the world. Located along the Spree River, this 1.3-kilometer stretch stands as both a powerful symbol of freedom and a testament to Berlin's divided history. On this private tour, you'll explore the iconic artworks, many of which reflect the optimism and hopes of reunification, while others comment on political themes, human rights, and the struggle for liberty. With incredible photo opportunities, the East Side Gallery is an unmissable stop to understand Berlin’s complex past and its journey toward unity.
The Soviet War Memorial is a powerful and solemn tribute to the Soviet soldiers who fell during the Battle of Berlin in 1945, marking the end of World War II in Europe. This imposing memorial features a large statue of a Soviet soldier holding a raised sword, symbolizing the defeat of Nazi Germany. Located in Berlin’s central Tiergarten park, the memorial is a significant symbol of the Soviet Union’s role in the liberation of the city. The site includes a large, beautifully maintained cemetery where thousands of Soviet soldiers are buried. During your tour, you’ll learn about the memorial's construction, its historical context, and the broader implications of the Soviet victory in Berlin. A visit to the Soviet War Memorial offers a chance to reflect on the immense sacrifices made during the war and the lasting impact of the Soviet presence in post-war Berlin. It's an important site for understanding the complexities of the city’s history and the division between East and West.
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
Our driver will be waiting for you dockside, in a modern air-con vehicle/minibus. They will then take you to Berlin to meet your expert guide.
Before the tour date, we will be in touch to let you know more about your driver and the guide and share their contact details with you. On the day of the tour, your driver will be waiting for you on the port holding a sign with your name on it. Then you will embark on your journey to Berlin (approx 2.5hrs), and once there, you will meet your guide on the steps of the Berliner Dom. If you cannot locate your driver at the port, please call us in the office on +49-30-6923149