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Travel Berlin at your own pace and take advantage of discounts of up to 50% off at an array of tourist attractions with a Berlin WelcomeCard (AB).
Discover Berlin’s many points of interest on an open-top double-decker bus. Discover the German capital. See the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint…
Enjoy a 2.5-hour evening boat cruise along the River Spree and learn interesting facts about Berlin. Explore the main attractions in the city from…
Designed for cruise ship passengers docking in Warnemünde/Rostock, this full-day tour shows you the very best of Berlin and visits the memorial site…
Enjoy a 2.5-hour boat cruise along the River Spree and learn interesting facts about Berlin. Explore the main attractions in the city from the water…
Jam-pack your time in Berlin and see all the attractions with a hop-on hop-off bus tour. Simply choose between the two lines, and begin exploring for…
Discover the center of Berlin from the water on this 1.5-hour boat cruise. See the historical and modern sights of the city and cruise past the…
Explore Berlin with a 48-hour, 72-hour, 4-day, 5-day, or 6-day Berlin WelcomeCard. Ride public transport in the ABC zones, including Schönefeld…
At Charlottenburg Palace, the Berlin Residence Orchestra and its members will take you back to the royal times of Frederick the Great by presenting…
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The history of the Schloss runs deep. It began as the summer palace of King Friederich III's wife Sophie Charlotte. Today it’s the grandest palace you’ll find in Berlin. Worth a visit all year round, it is especially magical at Christmas market season.
Destroyed and reconstructed during WWII in perfect Schinkel fashion, this prime example of Charlottenburg Palace interior demonstrates day-to-day German royal life.
The classical mausoleum located in the gardens is humbling with its red granite columned entrance.
This quaint lookout building holds one of the greatest special collections in Germany. Its porcelain display is divided by purpose: tea and coffee, dinnerware, and decoration.
The only free part of the park, the giant baroque park of Charlottenburg Palace is truly a sight to behold with its ever-stretching lawn and giant fountain.
Complete your unforgettable evening with a classical concert - the orchestra even wears period dress!
Be sure to arrive early to avoid the crowds. No excuses with the relaxed opening time of 10:00AM.
Each building charges separately for admission, so it’s best to buy a day pass to access everything except the Neuer Flügel.
You are in for a fabulously entertaining evening, musically and otherwise: a varied and uplifting musical programme by the brilliant Residenz Orchestra and its soloists in Rococo costumes , including singers, not to mention the wonderful setting of the Charlottenburg Palace Orangerie, where the accustics are surprisingly good. A charming and witty master of ceremonies leads through the evening in English and German. A treat!
It was easy to order and then collect the cards at the airport when we arrived in Berlin. They gave us free travel in the whole Berlin area including Potsdam which we also visited. This was brilliant as Berlin is a large city and you can't cover everything on foot. The discounts in museums and other attractions was a bonus.
Food was terrible. The worst meal I have ever had. There simply are no words to describe how bad it was. Room was so hot that you could not breathe. The dinner dragged along for two hours. Torture. Save your money. Just attend the concert which is absolutely amazing!
We had 3 days in Berlin the transport ticket is a must with all the different systems of transport available in Berlin. No looking for ticket machines just get on and ride. The guide can be read and cherry picked to give you good daily tours out to suit you.
If you ever experienced the Bateaux Mouches in Paris, rest assured this is much better in any sense. It is much less crowded, it serves food and drinks, and the audio-guide is individual, free and VERY informative. Very pleasant ride!
