Brandenburg tours, things to do and tickets

Enjoy a tour of the parliament quarter in Berlin, admire the exterior architecture of the Reichstag building and learn more about the troubled and eventful history of the capital.

Offering breathtaking views over the German capital, the TV Tower cuts a striking image against the Berlin skyline. Secure yourself a hassle-free entrance ticket to this famous city attraction and bypass the infamous queues of people lining up outside.

On this tour, you will get to learn about the intriguing history of Berlin and see all the major attractions from the comfort of a river cruise. Travel through Berlin on a 1-hour river cruise from Friedrichstraße or Nikolaiviertel.

Take in the best views of Berlin with a window seat reservation at the Sphere revolving restaurant in the TV Tower. Afterward, visit the observation deck for breathtaking views of Alexanderplatz.

Explore Berlin with a 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6-day Berlin WelcomeCard. Ride public transport in the ABC zones, including Berlin Brandenburg Airport, receive discounts of up to 50% with many partners, and benefit from the pocket travel guide.

Enjoy a tour through Berlin's parliament district and visit the chamber and dome of the Reichstag. Learn more about history, architecture, and politics in the heart of political Berlin.

Tour the Berlin government district and visit the Reichstag building inside. Learn about the history, architecture, and everyday politics before visiting the plenary chamber and dome of the Reichstag.

Discover Berlin on a convenient hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour with live commentary, visiting the most famous and beautiful sights of the city at your leisure. The use of buses with audio guide is also possible.

Explore Berlin on a comprehensive walking tour. See all the major sights, from the Brandenburg Gate to Museum Island. Hear stories of residents from enthusiastic guides.

Experience the exhibition "Hitler, How Could It Happen" and the Berlin Story Museum in one ticket and learn about National Socialism and Hitler as well as the history of Berlin.

Discover Berlin’s story on a 2-hour guided walking tour. Start from Brandenburg Gate on a route which encompasses a long stretch of the Berlin Wall which still stands 30 years after it was toppled.

Discover the highlights of Berlin's parliamentary quarter on a private tour, and then head up to the glass dome roof for panoramic views over the city.

Skip the line to the famous glass dome of Berlin's beautiful Reichstag and enjoy sweeping views of the entire city from the roof. Hear fascinating stories about Berlin's colorful past.

Accept your exclusive invitation to Madame Tussauds Berlin. Star in immersive experiences and elaborate sets. Get up close with more than 100 lifelike wax figures of your favorite celebrities.

Jam-pack your time in Berlin and see all the attractions with a hop-on hop-off bus tour. Simply buy a ticket for 1, 2 or 3 days and begin exploring for up to 72 hours, visiting sights like the East Side Gallery, the Reichstag, and Alexanderplatz.

Drive through Berlin in the official car of the DDR. Squeeze yourself behind the wheel of a Trabant of your choice and putter around the capital. See the most interesting sights and get your very own souvenir Trabant-driver's license!

Visit the rotating Sphere restaurant in the TV Tower where a table in the inner circle will be reserved in your name. Afterward, visit the viewing platform for breathtaking views over Berlin.

Experience a breathtaking show at the Friedrichstadt-Palast. Marvel at over 100 dancers, musicians, and artists performing on one of the world's biggest theater stages.

Join lovers of illusion, young and old, at the Illuseum Berlin. Experience an exhibit in which touching is explicitly encouraged. See why the museum's motto is: "You are the museum and the illusion".

Enjoy a fun city tour of the highlights of Potsdam and visit the fascinating castles of Sanssouci, Cecilienhof and the New Palace on three walks during the tour. Stroll through the Baroque old town and walk in the footsteps of "Old Fritz".