The Berlin Wall has been existing for more than 28 years. Situated right next to the wall, the Berlin Wall Museum was opened in 1963. Until today the museum mainly exhibits photographs and fragments related to the separation of Germany.

During your panoramic city Tour you will get a very good impression of the most important sights of the German capital. You will see the historical Berlin with Kurfürstendamm, Memorial Church, Europe Centre, Victory Column, Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, Boulevard Unter den Linden, the Zeughaus, the Alte Wache (Old Gate House), the Princes & Princesses Palace, the Schlossbrücke (Palace Bridge), the Old Museum, the Nikolai quarter (cradle of Berlin), Friedrichstraße with Gendarmenmarkt and the new Berlin with the governmental quarter, Potsdamer  Platz, TV tower and Alexanderplatz. Get a first overview of the German capital and learn about Berlin’s moving history and culture.

After an extensive panoramic city drive that takes you past Berlin's most important sights such as the Brandenburg Gate, Alexanderplatz with the TV tower, Berlin Cathedral, Museums Island, Friedrichstraße and many more, the tour leads you towards the outskirts of Berlin to the beautiful Charlottenburg Palace. Built by Elector Friederich III in 1699 as a summer palace for his wife Sophie Charlotte, this regal estate, the largest palace in Berlin, is framed by a baroque-style garden. Inside, a collection of 18th century French paintings is the largest of its kind outside France. Enjoy a tour through the baroque rooms, the royal apartments, the Chinese and Japanese porcelain collections and silverware chambers, as well as the New Wing, with its Rococo splendor and fine furniture, added by Friederich the Great.

The Pergamon Museum was built according to designs of Alfred Messel by Ludwig Hoffmann between 1910 and 1930 as the last of the five museums. Designed as a three-wing-construction and now houses three museums: the Collection of Classical Antiquities with the architectural halls, the sculpture wing, the "Vorderasiatisches" Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art.

Those who have been to Berlin have undoubtedly seen the TV Tower - no wonder, with its 368 meters the TV Tower is the tallest building in Germany and simultaneously one of the most distinctive landmarks of Berlin. From the top of the TV Tower you can enjoy a breathtaking view over Berlin.

Sanssouci Palace, the former residence of Prussian monarchs will impress you with its magnificent interiors, as well as its beautiful park. Very worth seeing is the originally preserved interior decoration from the 18th century.

Follow our guide and let the city, where there is a secret to discover behind every single corner, enchant you. The city walk views the Old Town Square providing a dazzling Panorama. Stop in the middle and turn around in a slow circle: every building is different in each detail - roof, windows, doors and colours. You will admire attractions such as the Old Town Hall and its Astronomical Clock and charming, colourful houses, before continuing towards the Charles Bridge which you will walk across. Enjoy strolling through the charming old town and get lost by its hidden gems and corners!

Situated on mount Hradschin, Prague Castle has been forming the political and cultural center for over 1000 years, not only of the city but also of the whole country. With its three castle-courtyards, Prague Castle is said to be the largest enclosed castle area. The Prague castle complex counts several sights, such as the famous St. Vitus Cathedral, the National gallery or the golden lane. Definitely, Prague castle is a must for every Prague visitor.

This tour will show you the major historical sights along the Ringstrasse, including the State Opera House, the National Museums, the Imperial Palace, the Parliament, the City Hall, the Burgtheater and the University, before taking you to the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, summer residence of the Habsburg family. The highlight of the tour will be a guided tour through the majestic stately rooms before returning to the centre of the city.

Since the 17th century, the horse-drawn carriages have characterized the cityscape of Vienna and still are of great importance. Get to know Vienna from a different perspective and enjoy a traditional horse-drawn carriage ride through the old town of Vienna. By the way - both the coachman as well as the coach itself are called Fiacre.

With numerous remarkable masterpieces and the biggest Bruegel-collection worldwide, Vienna's Art History Museum is one of the world's most important art collections. With its sister building, the Natural History Museum, it is one of the most significant large buildings of the ring boulevard.

During this city walk, you will learn everything about coffee: How did coffee get to Vienna? How did people drink coffee in earlier times, and how do they drink coffee today? What do most Viennese people like to eat along with a cup of coffee? Which personalities were guests in which traditional Viennese coffee house? Your guide will have an answer to all of these questions. Your tour will be perfected by a classic Viennese coffee break in one of Vienna's traditional coffee houses.