Amazing experience. Jens was very knowledgeable. The bus provided the perfect lens to view the…read morecity. We only had one day in Berlin but this allowed us to see so much and learn about the history. Highly recommend.

Me and some friends accidently stumbled into Jens and his VW Transporter bus from the 70s at the…read moresquare in front of Berlin's Brandenburger Tor. After speaking to Jens for a few minutes, we realized this would be an excellent way to explore the city! The concept is simple; for an agreed hourly rate you rent the bus and Jens takes you where you want to go. He is very knowledgeable on the city having grown up in West Berlin, and after we explained what we already had seen he took us to all these other places really giving a lasting impression! We had an amazing time and the ride in the VW really meant an addition to our short stay in this crazy metropolis.

Our tour guide, Maggi, did a great job showing us around Berlin. This was my second bike tour ever…read moreand it just confirmed it is an activity I will have to seek when visiting a city that is bike-friendly. They have bathrooms, drinks, and sunscreen at their HQ. I would highly recommend! 3hours went by so quickly. Maggi also gave us enough time for bathroom breaks, walking around, and taking pictures.

Really great bike tour of some of the important historical sites in Berlin. Our guide Sam had an…read moreextensive and detailed knowledge of the history and culture, and delivered it with passion and humor. Well done, we highly recommend!

A sad but fascinating place. They didn't manage to rescue all buildings yet, but now you are able…read moreto access some of them officially during daytime - specifically for photography. I'd recommend the guide tours which are offered privately, what you will learn about the history, advanced technology and architecture will double your excitement - and sadness.

An enchanted place lost in time. Makes a great background for any kind of photographs and can feel…read morehaunted at dawn: A mass murderer -former police officer- killed and tortured 5 women and a baby there from 1989 until 1991. Id recommend to bring time, a lamp, good shoes and food and drinks. And off course a camera. The movies that have been shot there: 1995 - Detlev Buck, "Männerpension" 1999 - Thorsten Näter (TV) "Racheengel - Die Stimme aus dem Dunkeln" with Götz George 2001 - Roman Polanski "Der Pianist" 2002 - Ballett-movie "Clown Gottes" 2007 - Bryan Singer "Operation Walküre" with Tom Cruise More facts and pictures: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beelitz-Heilst%C3%A4tten http://www.flickr.com/photos/norue/

Such an incredible experience! Everyone visiting Berlin should experience an underground tour with…read morethis group. Martina was our tour guide for Tour M and she was engaging, knowledgeable, friendly and fun! She made the tour interesting and was happy to answer any and all questions. They offer a bunch of different tours which cover different topics/aspects "Underground Berlin". We chose Tour M because it focused on the history of the Berlin Wall which we were interested in knowing more about, but there are other tours available that focus on other aspects, such as bunkers, WWII, etc. Be sure to read through what's available before you schedule your tour to ensure that you're signed up for the topic that interests you most. My husband and I had very little knowledge of the Berlin Wall and the history behind it prior to this tour. We left feeling incredibly informed yet hunger for more knowledge! Martina recommended a few movies and documentaries to watch for more information about the wall and we fully intend to watch them when we get back home. Thanks for an interesting and enjoyable experience! Next time we're in Berlin, we'll come back to experience a different tour with you.

A country with so much history and interesting past the Berliner Wunterwelten is a must see. You…read morewalk below the streets and underground with many steps to a place that seems like it was back in time. I was wearing shorts and a small long sleeve which really didn't make me feel comfortable because this place is seriously seriously cold. I asked the guide if it gets any hotter in the summer time and he says it stays this cool. So be warned bring a jacket when you come here because the whole tour is literally under the streets of Berlin! The guide we got was not from Germany but from another country and spoke English quite well. The place is filled with many cool things to see and also the glow in the dark room is pretty awesome. I didn't even know they invented that kind of thng so long ago! Very factual tour and with many photos and items that are from that time period. Yes we aren't allowed to take pictures soo they can keep all these items for the next generation! I'm glad I actually went to this place and got to listen to this tour. It is a little bit long but if you have time check this place out, I really loved it and you probably will if you want to see what would happen if the bunkers.

Our three-hour Walking Tour of Berlin with Glen on the hottest day of the summer was absolutely the…read morecoolest activity in which we engaged during our whirlwind four days in the City. From the moment Glen introduced himself, he shepherded our group from site to site, finding us shady spots whenever he could whilst sharing his voluminous historical, cultural, and cultural knowledge of Berlin and Germany. He also used multimedia very effectively to explain the sites and sights. His knowledge of Berlin and Germany is matched perhaps only by his love and respect for both--the latter of which was particularly manifest when he explained the book burning site, the location of Hitler's bunker, and the Holocaust memorial. Not only do my partner and I recommend the Original Berlin Walking Tour, but we also strongly recommend you ask to be in a group led by Glen.

Benny did a fantastic job with our tour group. He was engaging, informative, insightful and…read moreentertaining. He gave us great insight of both sides of the east and west Berliner perspectives through history.

I took a private guided tour of Berlin with Hilmar Werner, and I recommend him very highly. His…read moreknowledge of German history, and his ability to communicate his knowledge, is outstanding. I asked him to take me to sites associated with the July 20th conspiracy. When I saw the movie Valkyrie last evening, I realized that Hilmar had given me an unparalleled introduction to the very dramatic and complex story of the German resistance to Hitler.

From the owner: Guided Tours in Berlin (City, Museums) and wider sourroundings (Potsdam, Wittenberg, Dresden,…read moreQuedlinburg, Halberstadt...)