Things to do in Germany
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Berlin Food Tour: Schnitzel, Döner & Currywurst Tasting WalkYou’ll taste Berlin’s true character on this small group food tour: crispy schnitzel at Hackescher Markt, legendary döner near Haus Schwarzenberg, currywurst eaten curbside as locals do, plus Berliner Luft shots and jam-filled donuts to finish. Expect laughter, new friends, and flavors you’ll remember long after leaving.
Berlin to Seelow Heights: WWII Battlefield Day TourYou’ll walk real WWII trenches near Berlin with a military historian guiding you through Seelow Heights’ battlefields and bunkers. Expect moments of quiet reflection at cemeteries and command posts, plus time in the museum with original maps and photos. By day’s end you’ll feel history under your feet—and maybe carry home more questions than answers.
Berlin: LGBTQ Walking Tour Schöneberg, Kreuzberg & BerghainYou’ll walk Berlin’s streets with a local guide who knows every corner of Schöneberg and Kreuzberg, hear stories behind famous clubs like Berghain, pause for a drink at a queer-run spot, and catch glimpses of queer icons’ lives as you go. Expect laughter, unexpected details, and moments that linger long after you’ve left.
Berlin: Historic Ship Cruise & Reichstag ViewsYou board the HEMINGWAY at Paul-Löbe-Haus pier and spend the afternoon drifting past the Reichstag, Museum Island, Berlin Cathedral, and the Tiergarten while the service team brings you drinks. Entry, taxes, and onboard restrooms are included. The boat returns you to the same pier without the walking or the planning.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Berlin's main landmarks from the water without managing transport between stops or standing in museum queues—the boat does the moving, and the route covers the government district, Cathedral, and Museum Island in one unbroken journey.
Couples Photography Session Hamburg: 4 Locations, Natural PosesA private couples photography session in Hamburg with photographer Liviu, who spends 90 minutes guiding you through four nearby locations—St. Nikolai Memorial, Hamburg City Hall, Jungfernstieg and the city's bridges—capturing natural, unstaged portraits instead of posed shots. You receive 20 edited pictures. The session is led in English, Spanish, French or German, and all locations are wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want couple photos that look like the two of you instead of a posed performance—the photographer's whole method is built around capturing real connection rather than stiff arrangements. The fixed four-location route and 90-minute window keep the day moving without dragging, so you're relaxed but not waiting around.
Best of Munich Electric Bike Tour: 4-Hour Guided RideThe Best of Munich Electric Bike Tour is a four-hour guided ride through Bavaria's capital on an electric bike with a live guide in English. You'll pass the Residenz palace, the Hofgarten, the English Garden (one of the world's largest urban parks), the Eisbach Wave where river surfers ride a standing wave, and stop for a break in an authentic Munich beer garden. The route covers the city's art museums, Nazi-era history, and the Deutsches Museum without requiring you to plan stops or navigate between them.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to cover Munich's main landmarks in one morning or afternoon on an electric bike rather than on foot, so you can see more ground while staying fresh for the rest of your day.
Hamburg Bike Tour: City Hall, Elbe Tunnel & St Pauli StoriesYou’ll ride through Hamburg’s historic streets by bike, pausing for stories at City Hall and Speicherstadt’s canals. Feel the cool air in the Old Elbe Tunnel and catch unexpected views of Elbphilharmonie before rolling into St Pauli’s wild heart—all with a local guide who keeps things real.
Neuschwanstein Castle Private Tour Skip-the-Line & PickupYou’ll skip the long lines at Neuschwanstein Castle with a local guide who brings Ludwig II’s world to life. Enjoy hotel pickup from Garmisch-Partenkirchen and wander through Oberammergau for ice cream and painted houses. There’s space for quiet moments—and maybe a laugh over your German pronunciation—before heading home.
Frankfurt city tour from airport: Römer, cathedral & MaintowerA private guided tour of Frankfurt departing from the airport in a sedan, with your driver narrating stops at the Römer (Frankfurt's historic city hall and square), Frankfurt Cathedral, the Old Opera House, Maintower's observation deck, and Goethe House & Museum, then returning you to the airport. The tour runs three to four hours and includes transportation, water, and WiFi; entrance to Maintower costs extra. A guide speaks English, German, or Turkish depending on the option you choose.Is it for me?Choose the airport-to-airport option if you're arriving with luggage and want to see Frankfurt's core without renting a car or managing bags on foot; the sedan keeps your things secure while the guide handles the route and timing. Pick the city sightseeing option if you're staying in Frankfurt and want a morning or afternoon tour without airport transfers.
Berlin: Private City Kickstart Tour with Local InsightsYou’ll walk Berlin’s iconic streets with a local guide who feels more like an old friend than a tour leader. Expect stories at Brandenburg Gate, quiet moments at Bebelplatz, tips for real local food spots (not just tourist stuff), and plenty of time to ask questions or just soak up the city’s energy.
Hamburg: Private Walking Tour with Local Guide & Custom ItineraryYou'll answer a pre-tour questionnaire to share your interests, then your host reaches out to build a custom route together. Walk through Speicherstadt's historic warehouses, explore St. Pauli's edgy neighborhoods, discover St. Georg's multicultural streets, and pause at landmarks like Miniatur Wunderland or St. Michael's Church if they fit your vibe. Choose your own start time; public transport between stops is on you. You get a knowledgeable local friend, not a script.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Hamburg through a local's eyes rather than follow a standard route—your host designs the itinerary around what actually interests you, which means you skip the tourist script and spend your time on the neighborhoods and stories that matter to you.
3-Hour Segway Tour Berlin: Brandenburg Gate & ReichstagA three-hour Segway tour of Berlin's central landmarks, including the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Holocaust Memorial and Checkpoint Charlie, led by a professional guide in English or German. You get free practice time before the route starts, helmets and weather protection for any season, and must be at least 15 years old and weigh between 45 and 118 kilograms to ride.Is it for me?You ride the Segway yourself under the guide's direction rather than watching a demonstration, which means you're moving through the city on the machine and stopping to explore each landmark on foot—a good fit if you want to cover Berlin's main sights without the pace of a walking tour or the distance of a bus.
Nuremberg: Ghosts & Gallows Night Walk Old Town StoriesYou’ll follow an English-speaking guide through Nuremberg’s Old Town after dark, hearing ghost stories and real history as you pass places like Hauptmarkt and Kaiserburg Castle. Expect chills from haunted legends, strange rituals, and even a brush with the city’s executioner lore — plus plenty of laughs along the way.
Berlin Street Art Tour: Graffiti, Murals & Urban CultureYou walk through Berlin's street art neighborhoods with a professional guide who explains the history, artists, and meaning behind the murals and graffiti. The tour starts at Potsdamer Platz, moves at a moderate pace through changing urban art, and includes access to pieces most visitors never find alone. Bring comfortable shoes and a camera — the walls change constantly, so what you see today won't be there next month.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Berlin's street art scene beyond what you'd see walking randomly — the guide knows which pieces matter, who made them, and why they're still up. You're walking either way; this just means you're not guessing.
Cologne Brewery Tour: 3 Kölsch & Old Town with CathedralYou start at Cologne Cathedral, move through the Old Town with a local guide, and stop at historic breweries including the 700-year-old Sion and Früh am Dom. You taste three Kölsch beers at the actual breweries, learn the quirky stories of the city, and leave with a printed copy of Cologne's Constitution. The whole thing takes two hours and ends near Heumarkt with tips for what to do next.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste Cologne's beer culture in the actual places where locals drink, without arranging brewery visits or worrying about which spots are worth your time — the guide and the included beers handle both.
Dresden night watchman walking tour: Spooky stories at duskA 90-minute walking tour of Dresden's Old Town at dusk with a live German-speaking guide dressed as a historical night watchman, complete with lantern and halberd. You follow his rounds past the Semper Opera House, Zwinger and Frauenkirche, hearing spooky stories and anecdotes from centuries past. The tour includes a drink.Is it for me?The tour departs from Dresden's Old Town and requires no transport beyond getting yourself to the starting point—if you're staying in the city center or can reach it by tram, the evening walk becomes a standalone plan rather than something you need to arrange separately. The dusk timing means it slots into the end of your sightseeing day without eating into morning hours.
Munich Christmas Markets: Food tour with tastings & guideYou’ll wander Munich’s Christmas markets with a local guide, tasting holiday sausages, pastries, and mulled wine as you learn quirky stories behind each square. From hidden stalls near Müllersches Volksbad to golden lights at Residenz palace, you’ll share laughs (and maybe butcher some German) on a festive walk you’ll remember long after winter ends.
Berlin Rickshaw Tour: Brandenburg Gate to East Side GalleryA rickshaw sightseeing tour in Berlin with a live guide in multiple languages, covering major sites from the Brandenburg Gate to the East Side Gallery across 60, 90 or 120 minutes. The tour includes WiFi on board, a warm blanket, and a photographer to capture the ride; you choose the duration at checkout. Wheelchair accessible, suitable for infants and all fitness levels.Is it for me?Pick the 60-minute tour if you want the main sights in a single loop without a long time commitment; choose 90 minutes to add detail and neighborhood flavor; go for 120 minutes if you want to linger at each stop and absorb the districts between landmarks. The rickshaw is built for all fitness levels and wheelchair users, and infants ride comfortably with a blanket and a photographer capturing the day.
Dresden: Double-Decker Sightseeing Tour & Live GuideYou board a double-decker bus in central Dresden and spend three to four hours circling the city's main landmarks—Frauenkirche, Zwinger, Semper Opera, the Blaues Wunder bridge, and three Elbe castles—while a live German-speaking guide narrates from below. You don't arrange transport between stops or worry about timing; the bus handles the route and you handle the looking. Best for German speakers or travelers happy to let the architecture speak for itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dresden's main sights in one loop without planning transport between them—the fixed route and live guide handle the navigation, leaving you free to look. It works best for German speakers or anyone happy to let the city's architecture carry the story.
Private Dachau Memorial Tour from Munich: Qualified GuideThis 5–6 hour private tour of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site departs from your Munich hotel or central station with a qualified guide who follows the curriculum created by survivors. You travel by public transit to the memorial, walk the grounds including the original gas chamber and crematoria, and return to central Munich or your accommodation.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary without translation or a headset—this works well if you want the full context of what you're seeing without the distance of audio equipment. The private format also means your guide can adjust the pace if you need time at a particular building or want to ask about something specific.
