Tickets to the Reichstag

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.

Dive into the core of Germany's capital with an immersive self-guided audio tour that brings the grandeur of Berlin's political landscape to life. Ideal for history buffs and architectural enthusiasts, this tour delves into the spaces where modern governance meets historical milestones. Starting at the German Chancellery, the journey unfolds the grandiosity of where the Chancellor orchestrates the pulse of the nation. From there, weave through the pivotal structures of political sway including the Reichstag Building, Plenary Chambers, and the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus. Mark the halfway point at the Reichstag Dome, where a panoramic view of Berlin awaits, then touch the Berlin Wall's remnants, symbolizing a divided past. Continuing the voyage, encounter the Jakob-Kaiser-Haus and the somber narratives at the Berlin Wall Memorial. The final landmark before the tour concludes at the Humboldt University is the Brandenburg Gate, a testament to endurance and change. Experience the tangible contrasts between the past and present, the cold concrete of the Berlin Wall against the warm buzz of parliamentary debate. By the journey's end, not only will the sights of Berlin's heart be etched in memory, but also the stories of its rebirth and resilience.

Dive into Berlin's transformation with this self-guided audio tour, narrated by best-selling author Rory MacLean. History enthusiasts and first-time visitors alike can engage with the city's storied past, from wars and revolutions to rebirth and reunification. Walk into the heart of Berlin, where you'll glimpse the city's soul through its monuments and memorials, all while listening to engaging stories that have shaped the German capital over centuries. The journey commences at the majestic Reichstag building and unfolds toward the powerful Holocaust Memorial, reflecting Berlin's journey from empire to present-day beacon of tolerance. Along the way, the route uncovers iconic sites like the Brandenburg Gate and the palpable remnants of the Berlin Wall, illustrating the euphoria and distress embedded in the city's fabric. By the end of the tour, travelers will have ventured through the corridors of history and stood where world-changing events took place. The audio guide ensures to spotlight Berlin's most gripping episodes, leaving listeners with a profound connection to the city's enduring spirit of resilience.

Dive into Berlin's transformation with this audio tour designed for photography enthusiasts and history buffs alike. It reveals the fresh faces of Germany's democracy through the lens of your camera, guiding you to the best photo spots of Berlin's modern government buildings. From the serenity of the Spree River to the arresting geometry of the Bundeskanzleramt, discover the visual stories behind each facade. Your journey begins at the north side of Marschallbrücke, leading you to emblematic sites like the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus, Paul-Löbe-Haus, and the striking Lehrter Bahnhof. The tour culminates with a picturesque scene of the Bundeskanzleramt from behind, wrapping up an unforgettable exploration at the heart of Germany's capital. The route is designed as a comfortable walk, passing through terraces overlooking the river, vibrant structural cylinders, and the vibrant streets of Berlin. Engage with the city's political and cultural milestones while capturing their essence. The unique angles and perspectives that the tour offers will not only enhance your photography portfolio but also provide tangible connections to the very essence of Berlin's past and present. Get ready to create memories and photographs that will last a lifetime.

Your ticket to Panoramapunkt is the first gem in a treasure chest of memories you'll collect on this self-guided audio tour. You'll absorb the city's history firsthand, from royal grandeur to somber reflection, with the flexibility to explore at your own pace. (!) Note that while the tour includes an entrance ticket to Panoramapunkt, an audio guide inside is not provided. The route begins outside the Kollhoff Tower at Panoramapunkt and ends at the Red City Hall, the cradle of Berlin's beginnings. It navigates through iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag Building, luscious greenery in Tiergarten Park, memorials like the one for the Murdered Jews of Europe, and centers of education and thought represented by Humboldt University. With each narrated stop, a new piece of Berlin's story unfolds, from royal hunting grounds to modern-day governance. On this tour, discover a metropolis reborn from the tragedies of war and divided pasts. Each experience along the way cements Berlin's identity as a city of resilience, remembrance, and resurgence.

If you're on the hunt for picturesque views of Berlin, look no further than Panoramapunkt Berlin! With one of Europe's fastest elevators, you can soar to the 24th and 25th floors without waiting in line. Join the 3 million annual visitors who flock here to capture the perfect bird's-eye photos of Berlin's iconic landmarks, including the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, Bellevue Palace, Berlin Cathedral, the TV Tower, Gendarmenmarkt, the Holocaust Memorial, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, and more. While you're there, don't forget to check out "BERLINER LOOK on Potsdamer Platz," an open-air exhibition that shares the story of Panoramapunkt from its humble beginnings to the present day. Note! Bring a valid ID or document for reduced tickets.