Berlin City Small Group Half Day Guided Segway Tour tours, activities, fun things to do in Berlin(Germany)｜VELTRA

See the outdoor exhibit detailing the Cold War. Checkpoint Charlie was also once the most famous border crossing between East and West Berlin for the Allied troops and foreigners.

Arguably Germany's most famous monument, the Brandenburg Gate served as a backdrop for many of Berlin's most important events. Now, it is considered as a symbol of unity and peace.

See the Holocaust Memorial and take a moment to remember the millions of victims. This 19,000-square-meter area is filled with nearly 3,000 concrete slabs and an attached underground place of information that holds the names of the Holocaust victims.

See one of the last remaining sections of the iconic Berlin Wall. Find out why it was built and how it eventually fell from your expert guide.

Visit the Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to five of Berlin's most famous museums: The Altes Museum, Neues Museum, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bode Museum, and Pergamon Museum.

Cruise around Potsdamer Platz, a public square at the center of Berlin. See how it has transformed after being destroyed in the second World War.

Stand above Hitler's bunker as you can learn about the final days of the Third Reich and Hitler's bizarre demise. Hear about the end of one of the darkest moments in history.

See the outdoor exhibit detailing the Cold War. Checkpoint Charlie was also once the most famous border crossing between East and West Berlin for the Allied troops and foreigners.

Arguably Germany's most famous monument, the Brandenburg Gate served as a backdrop for many of Berlin's most important events. Now, it is considered as a symbol of unity and peace.

See the Holocaust Memorial and take a moment to remember the millions of victims. This 19,000-square-meter area is filled with nearly 3,000 concrete slabs and an attached underground place of information that holds the names of the Holocaust victims.

See one of the last remaining sections of the iconic Berlin Wall. Find out why it was built and how it eventually fell from your expert guide.

Visit the Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to five of Berlin's most famous museums: The Altes Museum, Neues Museum, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bode Museum, and Pergamon Museum.

Cruise around Potsdamer Platz, a public square at the center of Berlin. See how it has transformed after being destroyed in the second World War.

Stand above Hitler's bunker as you can learn about the final days of the Third Reich and Hitler's bizarre demise. Hear about the end of one of the darkest moments in history.