Tickets to the Berlin Cathedral

Dive into the eerie side of Berlin with this hauntingly rich in-app audio tour. Perfect for enthusiasts of the supernatural and lovers of history, this journey weaves through tales of ghosts and legends among the storied streets of Germany’s capital. Starting at the famous Reichstag Building, the tour reveals not only the ghosts said to wander its grounds but also pivotal historical events that shaped Berlin. Next, the tour takes you to the monumental Brandenburg Gate, where spectral Napoleon is said to march silently by night. The route continues, exploring the remains of Hitler's final refuge under a simple parking area, the chilling energy of an old opera house, whispers of French Protestants seeking solace near the French Cathedral, and the sorrowful presence of Queen Louise in the Crown Prince's Palace. Concluding at the grand Berlin Cathedral, you're invited to feel the heavy atmosphere of the crypt, possibly stirred by the spirits of royalty. Between each stop, experience the blend of Berlin's dark past and modern vibrancy. Walking these paths, the spirits of history are your constant companions, as each location unveils its half-forgotten myths. Ghost hunters and history buffs alike will find memorable moments, from the echoes of old opera songs to the glimpse of a lone figure waiting eternally for a train, offering a unique perspective of a city where the past is always just beneath the surface.

Get the perfect introduction into the history of Berlin, a city between past and future, with the help of this insightful self-guided audio tour. A true European capital, the city of Berlin is known as one of the most dynamic and multicultural cities in the continent. However, to understand this open and vibrant city you should look closely to its turbulent past. This comprehensive audio tour will give you this opportunity and help you to discover top landmarks and must-see places at your own pace. Start your journey in front of the iconic Red City Hall and walk along the charming streets of Berlin. You will discover the most famous tourist attractions of the German capital such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Cathedral and the Museum Island. And visit some of the lesser-known places that will help you to better understand the unique history of Berlin. Along the way you will get to know the origins of Berlin as the free trade city on the Shpree River and will learn how it became the capital at first of the Kingdom of Prussia and then of unified Germany. You will also see the scars the devastating evens of the 20th century left on the face of Berlin, exploring the dark legacy of the Third Reich and the Cold War, and will get to know how Berliners address their past: their victories and their mistakes. The tour gives a chance to look at the world-famous sights from a new perspective and to grasp what they mean not just for Germany, but for Berliners.

The Berlin Cathedral located in the heart of the historic city center is one of the most visited landmarks of the German capital. With this tour, you will explore Germany’s largest Protestant church and see why it is called unique with no hint of exaggeration. Built in the early 20th century, the Cathedral has survived the most turbulent times of the European past, and its rich history hides many secrets the tour is about to reveal. Walking under the dome of the Cathedral, you will see the most sumptuous interior that a Protestant church has ever had. If the timing is right, you will have a chance to listen to the powerful ‘voice of God’ – the Sauer Organ with over 7,000 pipes, an exceptional creation of the Late Romantic era in German musical culture. You will learn about one of the most important dynastic tombs in Europe – the grim yet noble Hohenzollern Crypt lying underneath the Cathedral, and admire the richly decorated Imperial Stairs leading to the Imperial Box created for the Kaiser and his wife. Berlin Cathedral we can see today is very different from the Cathedral that the Emperor Wilhelm II had seen in the last years of his reign. The tour will guide you through the fearsome years of two World Wars and tell the story of the phoenix risen from the ashes. But that’s only one chapter of the tale. At the end of the tour, you will climb 270 steps to the observation deck, enjoy the city landscape, and feel the lively vibe of Berlin’s bright present and future.

Immerse yourself in the transformative power of Berlin's history and vibrant culture with the exclusive "Berlin AI self-guided walking tour: A Journey Through Time." This unique audio tour is skillfully curated, narrated, and led by state-of-the-art Artificial Intelligence, offering you an unparalleled journey through time. Let our AI guide lead you to witness how this city has not only survived but thrived, rising from the shadow of the iconic Brandenburg Gate, a beacon of peace and unity amidst turbulent times. Traverse the emotional walls of the Berlin Wall Memorial and uncover the city's vibrant arts, music, and culinary scene pulsating with tales of David Bowie's times and the beloved culinary delight, Currywurst. Dive deep into the echoes of Prussia's lasting imprint on Berlin's landscape and marvel at the architectural wonders birthed out of the city's evolution from a humble trading township to the esteemed capital. Tracing the stark, yet inspiring lines of Brutalism in Alexanderplatz, and savoring the world-class art and culture at Museum Island, our AI narrator seamlessly weaves these tales into an unforgettable narrative. The journey comes full circle at the resilient and magnificent Berlin Cathedral, unfolding the compelling story of a city where the past resoundingly echoes in the present. Embark on this AI-driven tour and experience Berlin like never before - walking in the footsteps of the past to embrace the city's promising future.

Immerse yourself in the bygone era of Berlin with this Self-Guided Audio Tour, tailored for history buffs and enthusiasts of medieval culture. Step into the Nicolai Quarter and unravel the tales of a city that has stood the test of time. This audio experience is a must for those captivated by Berlin's rich and often overshadowed medieval heritage, offering a deep dive into the neighborhood where the capital's story began. The journey kicks off at the green expanse of Lustgarten and concludes at the Marx Engels Forum, tracing the cobblestone path through landmarks steeped in history, such as the Humboldt Forum, Werderscher Markt, and the oldest residential house in Berlin at Ribbeck House. Along the way, you'll encounter the Nicolai Church, marvel at the architecture that survived ages, and unearth moments from the past where each stone has a storied legacy. Prepare to be enthralled by the narrative of the influential figures and pivotal events that sculpted Berlin's medieval silhouette. Ending on a high note, this tour promises lingering memories of the city's medieval marvels, echoing the spirit of times long past but not forgotten.

Stroll through East Berlin and discover a city standing as a testament to centuries of change. Tailored for history enthusiasts and curious travelers, this audio experience guides you through former East Berlin's tapestry of stories. With each step, unveil pivotal historical layers, from the 17th-century baroque splendors to the sobering remnants of World War impact, the might of the German Empire, and the stark contrasts of Communist rule, all the way to the contemporary architectural landscapes that define the city today. The journey begins at the iconic Checkpoint Charlie and weaves through the city to end at the grand Berlin Cathedral. Notable stops include the pieces of the original Berlin Wall, the striking sculpture atop Leipziger Straße, and the beautiful Gendarmenmarkt, with its significant structures and statues. As you meander through the city's alleys and avenues, each site unveils a chapter in Berlin's rich history, providing a sight that encapsulates the essence of the era it represents. This expedition promises encounters with monumental architecture, tales of resilience, and a mixed canvas of urban renewal. Moments of reflection await at the Memorial to Book Burning and the thought-provoking statues that dot the city's squares. Your path is lined with landmarks—silent witnesses to Berlin's turbulent past and symbols of its unyielding spirit. Step back in time and absorb the city's legacy, leaving with unforgettable impressions of East Berlin's historical saga.

IImmerse yourself in the captivating history of Berlin with this self-guided audio tour, perfect for history buffs and first-time visitors. Your ticket includes entry to the Neues Museum, offering a fascinating introduction to the city's past and present. The tour begins at the Neues Museum, famous for its impressive historical and artistic collections and innovative restoration. (!) Please note that while entry to the Neues Museum is included, this self-guided audio tour does not provide an audio guide inside the museum itself. As you navigate through Berlin's heart, you'll experience the architectural beauty of the Berlin Cathedral and the solemnity of the Holocaust Memorial. Walk past Humboldt University, where great minds once gathered, stand before the iconic Brandenburg Gate, and delve into chilling history at the site of the former Führerbunker. Each stop reveals a piece of Berlin's complex story, concluding at the bustling Gendarmenmarkt square. Throughout this journey, you'll encounter landmarks that embody resilience, remembrance, and renewal. Explore at your own pace, guided by vivid narratives that bring each location to life.

Take a self-guided audio walk that's perfect for history and art fans. Your ticket to the Alte Nationalgalerie on Museum Island is included, letting you start your journey through Berlin at your own pace. (!) Please note, that this tour does not include an audio guide inside the Alte Nationalgalerie. The walk starts outside the Alte Nationalgalerie and finishes at the Memorial to the Gendarmenmarkt Square. During this tour, you'll see major landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Cathedral, Humboldt University, Tiergarten Park, the Reichstag building, and many more. These spots tell tales from Germany's grand belle époque under the Kaiser to the tragic Nazi period, showing both remembrance and resilience today. Get ready to explore Berlin’s rich history and stunning architecture through your own eyes, reflecting on what you see and learn along the way.

Delve into Berlin's rich tapestry with your ticket to the Neue Nationalgalerie included in this self-guided audio tour, perfect for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts. (!) Please, note, that the tour within the Neue Nationalgalerie itself isn't included, but the stories and sights of the city will more than satisfy your cultural appetite. Starting outside the Neue Nationalgalerie and ending at the Red City Hall, the route passes through iconic sites like Potsdamer Platz, Tiergarten Park, Humboldt University, and more. From the neoclassical grace of the Brandenburg Gate to the grand dome of the Reichstag Building, the tour’s route is a testament to resilience and revival. Feel the gravity of history beneath the linden trees of Unter den Linden and atop the majesty of the Berlin Cathedral's dome. The journey concludes with an upward glance at the emblematic Red City Hall. The audio guide will accompany you through Berlin's transformative eras as you traverse the city. By the end of this self-guided journey, you'll have experienced Berlin’s remarkable ability to remember, rebuild, and evolve into a modern metropolis, all while preserving the echoes of its multifaceted past.

This self-guided audio tour is perfect for anyone interested in history, culture, and the vibrant life of Berlin. Your ticket to the breathtaking 360° Panorama exhibition of ancient Pergamon is included. (!) Please note that the Pergamon is closed due to construction works. Also note that this tour does not include an audio guide inside The Panorama. From the Museum Island, you will make your way through some of Berlin's most significant sites. You will visit the magnificent Berlin Cathedral, the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag Building, and Tiergarten Park, among other landmarks. Each stop offers a unique perspective on Berlin's complex past, its architectural marvels, and the people who shaped its history. The tour concludes at the bustling Gendarmenmarkt square. Along the way, you will discover the rich cultural and historical diversity of Berlin, from the Huguenots' refuge to the modern-day symbols of freedom and unity. You will learn about the city's role in the Napoleonic Wars, the rise and fall of the Nazi regime, and its rebirth after World War II. This tour promises memorable experiences, historical insights, and a deep connection to the city's resilient spirit.