Discover the important history of divided Germany on a tour with an Expert Guide. Visit the DDR museum and explore the interactive exhibitions about life in those days. See the fascinating historical sites of the Berlin Old Town as well.

Highlights
  • Explore how the life in the East Germany during the Cold War looked like
  • Visit the DDR Museum and learn interesting facts and stories from your Expert Guide
  • Discover important sites as the Alexanderplatz, Friedrichstrasse Station, Branderburg Gate and the Potsdamer Platz
  • Don’t waste your time staying in queues to the museum with a skip-the-line ticket
  • Experience an exclusive Private Tour with a 5-Stars Guide who will adjust tempo and information according to your wish

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  • 2 - 4 hours
  • Private TourExclusive only for you
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  • Live GuideEnglish, German, French, Italian, Russian, Spanish
  • Walking tour
  • Skip The Line Tickets for Priority Access
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Learn about the reasons and consequences of the division of Germany into two parts. Discover the interactive DDR Museum without standing in a long queue. Enjoy the comfort of skip-the-line ticket and save your time to explore as much as you can. During this unique tour we combine the museum’s interactive exhibitions with a walking tour of the city and sightseeing of the historical places.

Choose a basic 2-hours option to visit the DDR Museum. Exploring the exhibitions will be preceded by a fascinating introduction to the Cold War topic. Your 5-Stars Guide will acquaint you to the world of absorbing history without sparing fascinating curiosities and stories. The DDR Museum shows the everyday life and culture and the exhibits mainly come from private households. Exhibition is divided into theme-based areas as “Scarcity”, “School”, “Youth Culture”, “Leisure” and “State and Political Party”. The interactive exhibition encourages you to touch the exhibits and even try them out. Open the drawers and cabinets and find everyday objects and documents from those times. You can even watch some typical DDR news on a TV or sit behind the wheel of a Trabant car.

Discover more in a 4-hours tour. This option includes a visit at the DDR Museum as well. After exploring the exhibitions, take a walking tour around the Old Town with a Private 5-Stars Guide. See important sites as the Alexanderplatz which was transformed by the authorities of East Berlin. The area of the rebuilt “socialist” square was over four times larger than before the war. Visit the Berlin Friedrichstrasse Station. It was a major border crossing between East and West parts of Berlin. Pass by the Branderburg Gate, one of the most recognizable sites of Berlin. When the city was divaded, the gate stood in the center of the border area and could not be crossed. Stroll around the Potsdamer Platz. It was completely destroyed during WWII and then divaded into two parts by the Berlin Wall during the Cold War.

Includes
  • Private walking tour of the DDR Museum and Old Town Sites
  • 5-Stars Guide with Official German License speaking fluently in a chosen language
  • Skip-the-line ticket to the DDR Museum
  • Old Town Sites Sightseeing as the Alexanderplatz, Friedrichstrasse Station, Branderburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz (in 4-hours option)
  • Fascinating facts and history of the divided Germany during the Cold War

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Meeting point

in front of the DDR Museum, Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1, 10178 Berlin Open in Google Maps

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What you should know

  • Please check your email the day before the tour to receive important information.
  • Please ensure you are on time. Being late may prevent you from joining the tour as tickets might be purchased in advance on a specific time slot.
  • Photo credits: Photo nr 1 User:FA2010, Public domain
  • Photo credits: Photo nr 6 Frank Lehmann, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons. No changes were made to the photos. More details in Terms and conditions.
  • Photo credits: Photo nr 7 Joyofmuseums, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Common. No changes were made to the photos. More details in Terms and conditions.