moderate
2.5-3 hours
Suitable for those with basic fitness; moderate walking over urban terrain.
Discover Berlin through the life of iconic actress Romy Schneider on this intimate 2.5-hour guided tour. Visit significant sites like the Savoy Hotel and Lake Diana while uncovering stories that shaped her legacy in the heart of Germany's capital.
Starting at 175€ per group | 2.5 - 3 Hours
Embark on a captivating guided tour of Berlin, exploring the life of iconic actress Romy Schneider. Visit significant locations like the Savoy Hotel and her former home, while reflecting on her poignant moments by Lake Diana. This intimate journey offers a unique glimpse into the heart of a cinematic legend.
Private Group (1 to 10 people) - 175€
2.5 - 3 hours
Meeting up at Europa Center (which she opened as her stepfather was one of its main investors), we'll walk over to the Savoy Hotel, where she loved to stay in (e.g. while shooting her last film, “La passante de Sans Souci”) and whose guest book she signed.
Then, we'll take the S-Bahn to Grunewald, from where we'll walk to Romy's former home on Winklerstrasse 22.
Next, we'll take a stroll down to Lake Diana, where Romy spent a lot of time with her newly born son, David, who later so tragically died. Lastly, we'll walk up to the Schlosshotel Grunewald (back then called Hotel Gerhus) where a coffee/ tea/ or lunch break is optional.
The nearby S-Bahn will take us back to the centre of town in just a few stops.
Tauentzienstraße 9-12, 10789 Berlin, Deutschland
The tour covers several kilometers of city streets and parks; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout.
Berlin's weather can change quickly, so layers help you stay comfortable during the tour.
Staying hydrated is important since the tour lasts up to three hours with few stops for refreshments.
Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before the tour start time to ensure a prompt departure.
Romy Schneider was a significant cultural figure in post-war Berlin, and this tour highlights sites important to her life from the 1950s through the 1980s.
The tour encourages respectful interaction with urban spaces and supports sustainable tourism by walking rather than using motorized transport.
Crucial for navigating various city surfaces during the tour.
Adjust easily to Berlin’s variable weather during your walk.
Keep hydrated throughout the moderately paced itinerary.
Useful for carrying personal items and any layers you remove.