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BERLIN-All in One: The all day classic tour of Berlin’s impressive sights is just for you. This tour covers all the important sites and includes a little of everything; 4 hours
JEWISH BERLIN: Explore Berlin’s famous Scheunenviertel, the former Jewish quarter, as we explore how Berlin and it’s Jewish population are eternally linked. Discover hidden traces of the 17^Th century cemet ery, Synagogue, the Jewish High School, and Holocaust memorial. Walk in the footsteps of Berlins first woman rabbi and learn about Otto Weidt - Berlin’s Schindler. See how Berlin’s Jewish community is once again blossoming and how Berliners remember the past.; 4 hours
THIRD REICH BERLIN: The Nazi Capital: The Nazis ruled Berlin for twelve dark years. Explore the how and why of the Nazi’s rise and fall. See the site of Hitler’s and Goebbel’s bunkers, SS headquarters, Air ministry, Propaganda ministry. Experience the remnants of a city in ruins and its rebirth. We don’t shy away from controversial topics; 4 hours
COLD WAR BERLIN: Berlin was the front line in a war of nerves. See where Soviet and American tanks stood on the brink of a nuclear war and experience what life was really like behind the iron curtain.; 4 hours
PRENZLAUER BERG: Prenzlauer Berg is a fairly new part of the Berlin but has come through some of the most significant events in German history. Created as a suburb from the spoils of the Franco-Prussian War it soon became a densely inhabited working class district. Stuck up in a forgotten corner of communist East Berlin Prenz’l Berg became a center for artists, musicians, reformers and dissidents and, of course, all the Stasi agents watching them; 3 hours

Around Berlin

POTSDAM: A spectacular park, palace and lake landscape lying just outside Berlin. No visit to the Berlin is complete without seeing Potsdam. 400 years saw this Berlin Versailles develop into one of the most important architectural ensembles in Europe; 6 hours
SACHSENHAUSEN: Built in the forests north of Berlin 1936 as the model camp and HQ of the entire concentration camp system, Sachsenhausen played a pivotal role in Holocaust history; 6 hours
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG: Protestantism was born in the little town of Wittenberg (officially called Lutherstadt-Wittenberg). In 1508 the fervent, idealistic young Martin Luther, who had become a priest only a year earlier, arrived to study and teach at the new university founded by Elector Frederick the Wise. Nine years later, enraged that the Roman Catholic Church was pardoning sins through the sale of indulgences, Luther posted his 95 Theses attacking the policy on the door of the Castle Church.; 6 hours
DESSAU: The name "Dessau" is known to students of modern architecture because in 1925–26 the architect Walter Gropius set up his highly influential Bauhaus school of design here. Gropius hoped to replace the dark and inhumane tenement architecture of the 1800s with standardized yet spacious and bright apartments. His ideas and methods were used in building 316 villas in the city's Törten neighborhood in the 1920s.; 8 hours

Beyond Berlin

DRESDEN-Florence on the Elbe: Saxony's capital city sits in baroque splendor on a wide sweep of the Elbe River, and its proponents are working with German thoroughness to recapture the city's old reputation as "the Florence on the Elbe." Its yellow and pale-green facades are enormously appealing, and their mere presence is even more overwhelming when you compare what you see today with photographs of Dresden from February 1945, after an Allied bombing raid destroyed the city overnight. We’ve been showing discerning visitor around Dresden since 1996; 8 hours
LEIPZIG: City of Heroes: Leipzig is probably the coolest place in the Universe and not just because if its position as the city that started the democratic revolutions of 1989. Wartime bombs destroyed much of Leipzig's city center, but reconstruction efforts have uncovered one of Europe's most vibrant cities. Leipzig's art nouveau flair is best discovered by exploring the countless alleys, covered courtyards, and passageways. Many unattractive buildings from the postwar period remain, but only reinforce Leipzig's position on the line between modernity and antiquity.; 8 hours
GÖRLITZ: Silesian Beauty: Tucked away in the country's easternmost corner, Görlitz's quiet, narrow cobblestone alleys and exquisite architecture make it one of Germany's most beautiful cities. It was almost completely untouched by the destruction of World War II, and as a result it has more than 4,000 historic houses in styles including Gothic, Renaissance, baroque, rococo, Wilhelminian, and art nouveau.; 8 hours
ERFURT: The city of Erfurt emerged from World War II relatively unscathed, with most of its innumerable towers intact. Of all the cities in the region, Erfurt is the most evocative of its prewar self. The city's highly decorative and colorful facades are easy to admire on a walking tour. Downtown Erfurt is a photographer's delight, with narrow, busy, ancient streets dominated by a magnificent 14th-century Gothic cathedral, the Mariendom.; 8 hours; All our tours

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