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Rates

Adults - 35€ Seniors - 30€ Students - 30€ Children (Ages 12 and Under) - 25€

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Duration

3 Hours and 30 Minutes

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About

Be prepared to experience this unique all-in-one, bike tour. Spend about 3.5-hours exploring Berlin's history, and the Prussian Monarchy with your professional, local guide. Cycle through the city with your small group, as you learn about the Third Reich Nazi, Cold War Wall Memorial, and The Jewish Quarters.

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What to Expect

Start at the Heart of Berlin, around 11am, meeting at Berlin Alexanderplatz TV tower. You meet your professional guide and pick-up your bike. Begin your unique visit through the city, as you are introduced to the TV tower and its surroundings. From a distance, you make your way to Saint Nicolas Church area where the Birth of Berlin happened.

Seek where the Prussian Monarchy first came to live in Berlin, and cycle around the museum island as you talk about the island's treasures. Ride into the Jewish Quarter to see where many local Jews were deported in the 1940s, and learn about the area's Jewish History.

Next stop is to Bernauer Str, Berlin Wall Memorial, where victims of the wall are remembered. Also, you'll hear stories about them, and about the Cold War. On the way to the Reichstag Parliament, you stop to see a real bunker from the 1940s, then stop by the Reichstag and to learn about its importance to Germany, and how it was used to get power. Very close by, is the Brandenburg Gate and the Quadriga, where there is an opportunity for your main photo.

Before you take a quick break - for a coffee, beer, or wine, you will see the place where once stood the new Reich Chancellery (Hitler's office) from the late 1930s, and more buildings like the Luftwaffe Ministerium (Nazi Air Force), and Gestapo offices where interrogations and torture were conducted. Onto the Nicolas quarter to finish your all-in-one history tour of Berlin - ending around 2:30pm.