BERLIN · ART GALLERIES
The ones worth booking.
The 15 berlin art tours that send visitors home talking about what they saw. Each one reviewed in full, with the rooms it covers, who leads it and how to skip the queue at the door.
Glide by solar catamaran on Berlin’s Spree, with waterside views of the East Side Gallery and Treptow Park plus an English audio guide.
Most Popular“Brilliant tour, well worth the money and more. Great service and reasonable priced drinks served to you from the bar! Highly recommend for a summer trip!”
3-hour guided Berlin walk to spot illegal graffiti and murals across East/West, with artist stories, techniques, and photo stops.
“The guide had knowledge about the topic and was always bringing interesting information and making the tour fun Very good!”
Glide along Berlin’s Spree on a solar catamaran. See the East Side Gallery and Oberbaum Bridge, then cruise toward Treptower Park.
“We love this tour, doing second time, and still enjoying 😊”
Walk the Cold War fault lines in Berlin: Friedrichstraße, the Palace of Tears, Death Strip sites, and the East Side Gallery, with a guide.
“Paul was very friendly and knowledgeable on the topic. He brought his IPad with numerous photos to enhance the experience.”
Walk Berlin with street artists’ stories, spotting murals across East and West, learning graffiti vs street art, and ending where you started.
“Very knowledgeable and talented guide. We leaned a lot”
A 3-hour guided street art walk in Berlin with expert storytellers, hidden spots, and stops like Markthalle Neun, from $23.
“Xavier was our tour guide, he took us to the. Eat locations, was very informative. Request him !!!”
Berlin Wall Museum East Side Gallery ticket with skip-the-line access to 13 multimedia rooms on Cold War Berlin, from 1961 to 1991.
“Auf jeden Fall einen Besuch wert.”
A 3-hour walk through Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, led by street artists, focused on Berlin’s street art, politics, and real neighborhood walls.
“Fascinating and illuminating tour which gave us a new perspective into the Berlin scene. Delivered authentically and with passion by Ben, we (even in our 60s!) and our daughter, thoroughly enjoyed the tour and would recommend to people of all ages without hesitation”
A 2-hour Berlin Wall and East Side Gallery walk with Cristobal, blending Cold War history, street art symbolism, and photo tips.
“The tour guide Cris was very knowledgable. The tour is packed with lots of information about the history of the Berlin Wall as well as the artists. Definitely recommend doing the tour if you’re visiting Berlin.”
A 4.5-hour Berlin bus tour combining Sachsenhausen Memorial, East Side Gallery views, and the Berlin Story Bunker for a powerful, guided day.
“Tour was really Good. Guide was very informative and made our visit really interesting. I Would highly recommend this tour”
Walk Berlin’s Cold War fault lines: Tränenpalast, Karl-Marx-Allee, Alexanderplatz, the Wall and its death strip, plus the East Side Gallery.
“Paul is a great guide! Very knowledgeable and enthusiastic.”
Berlin’s ASTER 3D Trick Art Museum lets you star in photo-ready 3D scenes, with air-conditioned comfort and full exhibition tickets.
Taste East and West Berlin on a small-group food walk with street-art stops, neighborhood history, and 6 tastings plus beer.
“Excellent tour. Very knowledgeable tour guide that provided great insight along the way. Went to local food places beyond normal tourist areas.”
Join a 3-hour Berlin street art and graffiti walk with an English guide, free mural stops, and a route through Dircksenstraße, Haus Schwarzenberg, and RAW Tempel.
“Martin is een vriendelijke gids. Los van van grote graffiti werken viel de rest een beetje tegen. Wel 3 uur lekker gewandeld met een leuke groep.”
A 3-hour small-group walk through Berlin’s street art culture, linking murals in Kreuzberg and the East Side Gallery to Cold War history.
“Marie était une super guide qui nous a fait découvrir le quartier de Kreuzberg. Sa joie de partager son amour pour Berlin, en répondant à toutes les questions et en apportant des anecdotes bien actuelles, a rendu l'ensemble très agréable. Je recommande vivement ! Seule question- pourquoi ne pas fixer le rdv directement à Kotbusser…”
