Germany · DAY TRIPS IN BERLIN
Every itinerary has a free morning too few. These 4 day trips in Berlin are worth the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the rest of the planning.
A 6-hour Berlin walking tour with WWII landmarks, the Jewish Quarter, Checkpoint Charlie, and a finish at East Side Gallery.
“The best way to see Berlin and immerse yourself in the extensive history is a walking tour, and this one was excellent. Felipe, the tour guide is a historian at heart with very unique connections to Berlin. On this tour you can expect to learn a lRead more”
Private Potsdam day trip from Berlin with hotel pickup, Mercedes ride, and an expert guide. See Sanssouci and Cold War landmarks.
“I did the private tour with Carlos and it was wonderful!!! He was very knowledgeable and we learned so much. He tailored the tour to what we'd like and added a stop by track 17, which we thought was a great addition and one we hadn't heard of. I already recommended this tour and Carlos to several people.”
Private 6-hour train day from Berlin to Potsdam with a guide, Dutch Quarter brick streets, Sanssouci park views, and Glienicke Bridge stories.
“We got a super cool personalized tour, and our guide Glen was fantastic! We also got to learn how to navigate the German transit system. Glen learned what we were interested in, as our entire Europe trip had been WWII-focused, and really gave us details and insight around Potsdam, and the events and people that led up to both World Wars. Potsdam had a significant part to play, which I definitely did not know. There is also some beautiful and unique architecture around Potsdam, which I loved taking pictures of. Glen was very friendly and super knowledgeable, if you are looking for an excellent private tour to Potsdam definitely book…”
Berlin in one day on foot with an expert guide, hitting Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the Wall memorial, Reichstag, and Cold War sights.
“It was a great experience. Julian my guide was brilliant and knew his stuff. A very structured and informational tour. Julian made sure he didn't miss anything that might be of interest and had so many fascinating details, it made the 6 hours super fun”
Germany broken up by the kind of day it makes — pick one and the full list is underneath.
