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“We love this tour, doing second time, and still enjoying 😊”
3-hour guided Berlin walk to spot illegal graffiti and murals across East/West, with artist stories, techniques, and photo stops.
“Rob is an exceptional guide! He had so many interesting facts not just about the graffiti but also about the techniques that artists have been using for their art. Definitely recommend this tour to everyone!”
Glide along Berlin’s Spree on a solar catamaran. See the East Side Gallery and Oberbaum Bridge, then cruise toward Treptower Park.
“Amazing boat, new and everywhere very clean, the traject was also very nice ! We loved it!”
Walk the Cold War fault lines in Berlin: Friedrichstraße, the Palace of Tears, Death Strip sites, and the East Side Gallery, with a guide.
“Fantastic tour with Xavier, very knowledgeable and engaging. He answered lots of questions and was entertaining and enthusiastic throughout”
Walk Berlin with street artists’ stories, spotting murals across East and West, learning graffiti vs street art, and ending where you started.
“It was a great and memorable tour! A lot of valuable information, a lot of fun and discoveries. Rob was witty, chatty and knowledgeable. He is definitely a great guide and a nice responsable person. Three hours went quickly. Now I have more understanding and a lot more respect for street artists. Thank you, Rob…”
A 3-hour guided street art walk in Berlin with expert storytellers, hidden spots, and stops like Markthalle Neun, from $23.
“annika our guide was amazing.. so informative knew everything there was to know. 10 out of 10”
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.
“Ben is not only a tour guide; he is also a graffiti artist with a keen understanding and pulse on the topic for which he has chosen to guide others. The 3-hour journey went by quickly (even with high heat) because it was extremely informative, eye opening, and gave me and my wife an understanding…”
A 2-hour Berlin Wall and East Side Gallery walk with Cristobal, blending Cold War history, street art symbolism, and photo tips.
“Really interesting tour combining history, architecture & graffiti.”
A 4.5-hour Berlin bus tour combining Sachsenhausen Memorial, East Side Gallery views, and the Berlin Story Bunker for a powerful, guided day.
“Jonas was an excellent guide. I did the tour on 23/2/25 and I enjoyed every second of it. The tour was on English and there was also a Spanish group on the bus too. I came from Ireland to see this concentration camp and I thought it was an experience and a half, I would…”
Walk Berlin’s Cold War fault lines: Tränenpalast, Karl-Marx-Allee, Alexanderplatz, the Wall and its death strip, plus the East Side Gallery.
“amazing tour! maria was great explaining everything and walking with us across all east berlin. we loved it!”
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.
“Great tour with Elena. She told a lot about Berlin, culture, people and the areas we passed. The food was great and we had plenty of time. I am glad I skipped breakfast that day. We had some traditional german food, ukranien, turkisb and a special chinese tasting. All was really good. If you want…”
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.
“Merci à Martin, un guide qui transmets son amour de Berlin et partage de façon accessible un éclairage historique intéressant”
