Pros: - Extraordinary help…read more- Nice selection of beer - Plants, lots of plants - Inflatable pool to ward off the Hitzewelle (How cool is that?!) Cons: - Small place. Sadly I can't fit all my friends into this place.

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!

I had 2 Aussie friends visiting Berlin, and they asked if I am curious enough to try a pub crawl…read morewith them. I said I am kind of skeptical, since it sounds like a bunch of loud tourists crawling drunk on the street ....They said this one is different, since it is an "anti" pub crawl....if you cause any loud noises on the street, any annoyance of others on the event...you are out. The tour includes visits to 5 bars in prenzlauer berg and free entrance to a club at the end. So off we went, Meeting point at the Yesterday Bar, Metzer Strasse 2, Ubahn (U2) Senefelderplatz...A nice bar typical for the area, not too big...not too small....and fairly priced Had a beer, and chatted with people from all over the globe, visiting Berlin: Australians, middle eastern, eastern europeans, americans.....many curious and cool people...telling their crazy travel stories. The tour went from bar to bar and ended in a club in Wedding I loved the choice of bars...most of them I have never been to, and the staff there was totally friendly, and not for just grabbing cash from the tourists. The club at the end was not exactly my taste (too dark, electronic music too dull and monoton), but hey it is free entrance, and at the weekend we were at, it was packed and seemed popular. All in all a good experience. Even for an "old Berliner" like my self....

A fun time, but it seemed disorganized. We weren't able to go into the club we were promised.read more

The tour was fantastic. I learned so much about Berlins history (and the parallels between…read moregovernments now and before WWII). We got to really understand the architecture, the politics, all about the Berlin Wall, Ampelmännchen (and why he is beloved) and more. It was all fascinating. The tour was 2 hours long (I hear it was 4 in the past) and didn't get boring or tiring at all. The highlight for me (which is less about the tour and more about Berlin) was seeing the Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas (Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe). If you get a chance to walk through. Do. It's not what one would expect. Our tour guide (I wish I could remember his name) was so funny, able to connect with everyone in our group, and so so knowledgeable. It was my first time in Berlin and this tour really informed how we spent our vacation there.

We had our tour (April 2021) cancelled due to COVID restrictions. We were asked to take a voucher…read morerather than a refund which we accepted at the time. We have no plans to travel abroad since it was cancelled and have asked to get a refund of the voucher. I have emailed on several occasions and been ignored, I have written to the address listed at Companies House for it to be returned by Royal Mail so it seems even the listed head office address isn't real! Total rip off company, would never use them again. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID.

We went on the Berlin Currywurst Tour while on a two day vacation in Berlin. This was a wonderful…read moreway to experience Berlins Kiez-Culture, the Berlin Currywurst and the amazing history Berlin has to offer. Our tour guide was awesome and he made sure that everybody on the tour was enjoying themselves. The tour offers a perfect mix of culinary & cultural highlights. On the culinary side a wonderful chili-sauce testing, which releases tons of endorphins and brings a smile to your face, and delicious food tastings of the Original Berlin Currywust in two variations, Currywurst of the Bio Havelländer Apple-Pig, Bio-Bison and the tasty official Volkswagen Currywurst are wonderful indulgences. On the cultural side we learned a lot about the different Neighborhoods of Berlin, visited one of the oldest and traditional butchers in Berlin (where we experienced authentic german craftsmanship), met great people, saw the beautiful sights of central Berlin and explored the exciting interactive Currywurst Museum. The Currywurst is a symbol for Berlins History. Following the Currywurst Path throug Berlin is a fun thing to do and you learn so much about the City of Berlin. We absolutely recommend booking this tour for your next Berlin trip!

A good inroduction to the city. Tried a variety of beer and currywurst. Bastian led the tour and…read moreprovided good information about different restaurants and breweries. He's very knowledgeable about the city as well and he offered lots of tips to help make our stay more memorable. It was great value for the money and it's worth checking out if you like beer.

This is a German-first, the heck with the rest of us company. The translation, another €3 per…read moreperson, is out of date and the wireless barely works. The food on board was decent, but eating before might be better and grab a beer ok board. Even though they deal with a lot of tourists, they don't really seem to cater to any other than German tourists. The boat crew seems to think they're doing you a huge favor to let you aboard. I'd do a different line and there's many out there on the river. If you do go, use the Berlin Welcome pass and red book to get a discount on the fare. The river itself is interesting if you can find someone who has the ability to tell you about it.

I really like taking habour tours in some of the grandest cities in Europe. Berlin, of course, is…read moreno exception to this. Now, the trip itself was quite alright, but I couldn't help being a bit disappointed by the fact that I wasn't able to ignore the tour guide, who used ambient music for the duration of the trip. I don't understand why. Anyway, go for a ride and have fun.

Birchy's Historic Pubs tour is an absolute must. It's not your typical pub crawl--this is history,…read morehumor, and great beer all rolled into one. Birchy is an incredible storyteller who knows Berlin inside out. We visited pubs with real character--some over a century old--and heard the wild, often hilarious stories behind them. The group was small and friendly, and the vibe was relaxed but super engaging. You'll laugh, learn, and drink some top-notch local beers in places you'd probably never find on your own. Highly recommend if you want to experience Berlin's nightlife and understand the city on a deeper level. 10/10, would do it again.

I highly recommend these folks! We booked the private walking tour of Berlin. My 12 year old is a…read morehuge history buff and we figured this would work better for us. Our guide Paul did not disappoint. He was knowledgeable, friendly and great with kids.

This hour-long, live-narration tour up and down the Spree River was well worth the time and money…read more The boat boards from the Museum Island area. Every seat has a good view - about 1/4 are under a shade tent and the rest are open air. After sitting, a server comes by asking for orders of beer, wine and soft drinks. Bring cash for this! It was pleasant to sit with a radler watching the city go by. The live narrator speaks in both German and English, and provides witty and informative commentary on what we see on the river as well as the history of Berlin. There's a lot to see and experience and we definitely enjoyed the ride. It was especially great as we took the ride during the Berlin marathon, when it would have been difficult to get to some of the core sights. All in all, a great way to spend an hour!

Took a boat tour while I was in Berlin along the river in December and thought the cruise was ok…read more The boat was heated and it had the glass door along the side and top roof, so one could see places from as many angles as possible. The tour was just one hour, so it was really a quick 2-time turn around once the tour started. Overall, it gave different angles of how one could see Berlin, but I felt like there could be more information/interesting facts and history (rather than just simply pointing out what each buildings was all about). Overall, a decent way to spend time in a different way, but I wouldn't say it is a must do either. It is best as a supplementary information and probably doing other tours you may get more information you need if you wanted to learn more about Berlin. The other thing was....because of the heat inside/cold outside..the glass windows got so fogged up that one couldn't really see much at all...so perhaps, winter isn't really the best time to do the tour.