Berlin Highlights Audio Walking Tour
Discover Berlin’s most famous landmarks and the stories behind them on a self-guided walking tour narrated by Steve from Experience Berlin Tours.
Follow a route through the government district, historic monuments, Berlin Wall sites, and memorials to the victims of Nazi persecution.
Listen to the tour introduction.
- €5.99 standalone
- €14.00 four-tour bundle
About 60 minutes of narration · Walkable in approximately 90 minutes · Allow 2–3 hours for sightseeing and exploration
Tour Stops
Explore the following locations and historical sites in walking order:
Federal Chancellery (Kanzleramt)
Paul-Löbe-Haus
Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus and Bundestag Berlin Wall Memorial
White Crosses Memorial
Monument of Solidarity (Solidarność)
Reichstag Building
Memorial to the Murdered Members of the Reichstag
Tiergarten
Memorial to the Sinti and Roma of Europe Murdered under National Socialism
Site of Ronald Reagan’s 1987 Berlin speech
Soviet War Memorial in Tiergarten
Brandenburg Gate and Pariser Platz
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
Former Führerbunker site
Bundesrat
Georg Elser Memorial and former Reich Chancellery area
Site of the New Reich Chancellery
Platz des Volksaufstandes 1953
Former Reich Aviation Ministry
Topography of Terror
Zimmerstraße and the Berlin Wall route
Checkpoint Charlie
Mauerstraße and the former Bethlehem Church site
More than just an audio guide
Steve’s commentary combines Berlin’s major attractions with lesser-known details. The script references historical photographs, images in the app, and information boards at the locations themselves, helping you compare today’s city with its past.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a live guided tour?
No. This is a self-guided audio walking tour that you take independently using the Experience Berlin Tours app.
Can I stop to visit museums and memorials?
Yes. The recommended 2–3 hours allows time to pause the audio and explore. Entry to any museums or attractions is not included in the audio-tour price.
Does the tour begin at the Brandenburg Gate?
No. The script begins at the Federal Chancellery near Bundestag U-Bahn station and reaches the Brandenburg Gate later in the walk.