We take you on this excursion to visit the capital of Germany. Berlin is a new city, proud of a modern structure that erases part of its darker past. This tour shows you the beauty of a self-made city.

The first thing that stands out in Berlin is its cosmopolitan wealth. More than a tenth of its population comes from other countries, with Turks being the most numerous foreign "Berliners". The traces of the wall or the Jewish Holocaust Museum remain as a symbol of what Berlin never wanted to be; This city, founded in the 12th century, has always been established as a multicultural city, and today it is both a social and economic engine in contemporary Europe. The Parliament (Reichstag) or the Chancellery will surprise you with their majesty, and walking through the wide and luminous streets of this City-State will make you forget the harsh political and warlike past that it suffered almost a century ago.

You cannot miss this tour during your trip. Come with us to experience Berlin in one of the most attractive excursions for cruises in all of Europe. We will wait for you!

An assistant will be waiting for you at the port with the sign "Excursions for Cruises". The tour guide awaits you in Berlin.

PROGRAM

Departure of the excursion (3 hours on the way to Berlin).

Arrival in the city of Berlin and guided tour in Spanish through the historic center of Berlin, starting with the Western part. Panoramic guided tour with several stops with explanations and possibilities to take pictures.

 Sites visited:

•  Charlottenburg Palace.
• Votive or Memory Church.
• Kurfürstendamm / KaDeWe / Zoological Garden.
• Embassy area.
• Victory Column.
• Bellevue Palace.
• Parliament or Reichstag.
• Government Zone and Chancellery.
• Central Station.
• Brandenburg Gate.
• Arts Academy.
• Jewish Holocaust Memorial.
• Potsdamerplatz.
• Berlin Wall and Checkpoint Charlie.
• Gendarmenmarkt.
• Opera Square.
• Underden Linden.
• Museum Island / Cathedral.
• City hall.
• Alexanderplatz.
• Karl-Marx-Allee and East-Side Gallery.

Depending on the weather, the itinerary and the sites to visit may vary.

Return to the ship.

 End of the excursion.

 PRICES

1. Capital City: Berlin serves as the capital of Germany and is one of the country's 16 federal states.

2. History and Heritage:

   • Berlin has played a pivotal role in European history, particularly during the Cold War when the city was divided into East and West Berlin.
   • The Berlin Wall, which divided the city from 1961 to 1989, is a significant historical landmark. Sections of the wall are preserved as a reminder of Germany's reunification.

3. Cultural Hub:

   • Berlin is renowned for its cultural scene, with numerous museums, galleries, theaters, and music venues.
   • Museum Island (Museumsinsel) is a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to several world-class museums.

4. Landmarks:

   • Brandenburg Gate: An iconic symbol of Berlin and a former city gate.
   • Reichstag Building: The seat of the German parliament with a distinctive glass dome.
   • Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom): A magnificent cathedral on Museum Island.
   • Checkpoint Charlie: A historic border crossing point between East and West Berlin during the Cold War.

5. Parks and Green Spaces:

   • Tiergarten: A large central park with gardens, paths, and the Berlin Zoo.
   • Tempelhofer Feld: A former airport turned public park for recreational activities.

6. Cuisine:

   • Berlin offers a diverse culinary scene, featuring international cuisine, street food, and traditional German dishes.
   • Currywurst, a popular local snack, originated in Berlin.

7. Nightlife:

   • Berlin is known for its vibrant nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and live music venues.
   • The city's nightlife is diverse, catering to various tastes and preferences.

8. Street Art:

   • Berlin is a hub for street art and graffiti, with neighborhoods like Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain known for their artistic expression.

9. Technology and Innovation:

   • The city is recognized for its tech and startup culture, with a growing number of tech companies and innovation hubs.

10. Events and Festivals:

    • Berlin hosts various events and festivals, including the Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) and the Berlin Fashion Week.

11. Public Transportation:

    • Berlin has an extensive and efficient public transportation system, including buses, trams, and an extensive metro (U-Bahn) and suburban train (S-Bahn) network.

12. Diversity and Inclusivity:

    • Berlin is known for its diverse and inclusive atmosphere, attracting people from different backgrounds and cultures.

13. Memorials:

    • Holocaust Memorial: A powerful memorial in central Berlin dedicated to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

14. Cycling Culture:

    • Berlin has a bike-friendly infrastructure, and cycling is a popular mode of transportation for locals and tourists.

Berlin's unique blend of history, culture, and modernity makes it a fascinating destination for travelers interested in exploring both the past and present of this vibrant city.

•  Bus.
• Guide in Spanish.
• Assistance in Port.
• rates

 Price does not include:
Tickets. If there are any, they are paid on the site.

•  The journey to Berlin, and the return to the port, is done without a guide.
• The guide is with you for approximately 4 hours, which is the time the tour lasts in the city.
• Discount for children, applied only to individual excursions.
• Not combinable with other offers.
• It is essential to send a copy of the child's Identity Document.
• From 13 years pay as an adult.
• 10 hour excursion.

 The duration of the excursion is approximate, it will be subject to the time of arrival of the ship and disembarkation of the passengers.