Welcome
SeeBerlin, your access to one of the most fascinating places on the planet!
Step into Berlin’s history and let yourself be swept up by the energy and vibe of this dynamic city, where the past and the present collide and around every corner there is a chapter of Berlin’s turbulent history waiting to be told.
Tours with SeeBerlin offer a fantastic opportunity to get to know this multi-faceted city in a unique and personal way. Accompanied by an experienced guide you will discover Berlin on foot, by bike or public transport. Along the way we reveal, through surprising anecdotes, thrilling stories, accounts of dramatic events and historical facts, the unmistakable role this versatile, vibrant city plays in world history.
With SeeBerlin, every tour becomes an exciting, fascinating journey through time!
On foot
The classic city tour. Up close to stories, façades and details.
By bike
More distance, more Berlin. The bike is included in the price.
By bus and train
Covering longer distances in comfort. The ticket is included in the price.
Tours in German, English and Dutch
City tours with SeeBerlin
Tour overview
SeeBerlin offers a variety of tours on foot, by bike or public transport to get to know the city (better). Duration approx. 3.5 hours per tour. Routes, duration as well as topical content are flexible.
- Duration: approx. 3.5 hours
- On foot, by bike or by bus and train
- Customised on request
Tour 1Brandenburg Gate Berlin? Berlin!
Berlin, the city that is, ever since its very first beginnings, constantly changing. Berlin never “is”, it is always in the process of “becoming”. A tour to get acquainted with a city that changed the course of history. Get to know its character and history in a nutshell, from the first settlements in the swamps to the capital of the united republic. Surprising historical facts, “typical Berlin” anecdotes, fascinating and often dramatic stories are told en route along its most iconic and significant landmarks: e.g. Brandenburg Gate, Unter den Linden, Berlin Cathedral, Museum Island, Scheunenviertel (Jewish Quarter), Holocaust Memorial, Reichstag, remains of the Berlin Wall.
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Tour 2The Wall / Niederkirchnerstraße, Photo: Arjen Hiemtsma Berlin Divided 1961–1989
How did the allied forces divide Berlin in 1945, which events played a role in the rising tensions of the Cold War, leading to the closing of the borders and, ultimately, the erecting of the Berlin Wall? What was everyday life like in East and West Berlin, and to what extremes did citizens in the GDR go to escape the oppressive and suffocating regime? Which events set off the thawing of the Cold War, the fall of the Berlin Wall and reunification of the city after 28 years? These are some of the questions we’ll explore on this tour, while also taking a look at the consequences of the division of Berlin and Germany, which are present until today, in Berlin, in Germany itself, and well beyond its borders.
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Tour 3„Hyuro, M/12“ Berlin Walls
A mixed tour in which we trace the connection between the Berlin Wall and the rise of Berlin as one of the world’s leading Street Art hotspots. Discover how the concrete barrier turned into a messaging canvas of hope and protest for West-Berliners, and how it drove citizens in the GDR to ever more creative, daring, sometimes hair-raising attempts to escape across the border. Along the former border between East and West Berlin we delve into the political, personal and artistic consequences of the division of the city, interspersed with stops at fantastic murals, graffiti and other forms of Street Art.
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Tour 4Street Art
As opposed to our “Berlin Walls” tour, we focus more on the roots of Street and Urban Art, which by today have taken up a unique position in art history. We will dive deeper into the different trends, currents and forms of Street Art, as well as the different styles of artists, famous and obscure. During our excursions, we will of course also find answers to questions like: „What is the difference between Urban Art and Street Art?“ „Is anyone just allowed to do that?“ and, more diffuse and indistinct, „what actually is still considered Street Art today?“
This light, colourful tour leaves lots of room for your own interpretations of this modern art form!
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A special experienceOlympic Stadium Berlin Olympic Stadium Berlin
Further tours at olympiastadion.berlinHighlight-tour1 hourVisit areas closed off for the public on this tour! (e.g. VIP-areas, locker rooms…) Built under national-socialist rule for the Olympic Games in 1936, the stadium was renovated from 2000–2004, turning it into a modern, multifunctional stadium, able to host national and international football matches, athletics tournaments, concerts and festivals, without losing its important historic significance.
Light-Experience-Tour1.5 hoursA history tour including many insights into the stadium’s fantastic roof structure, which houses the impressive, state-of-the-art sound and light systems. These are responsible for the 4 spectacular light shows presented during this tour!

Also suitable for school and university groups. Private groups of up to 18 people; larger groups with multiple guides available on request.
Opinions and reviews
Feedback after the tour
- Marianne & Christian Husak
Martin gave us an unforgettable bike tour through Potsdam! Our guide Martin provided us with an amazing wealth of historical background and insights on beautiful, interesting locations, also linking the past to current affairs. Perfect organisation from start to finish. Many thanks for this wonderful, extraordinary day! We look forward to further tours in future with Martin, one of the best in his field!
- Alex & David
With charm, humour and impressive knowledge of the city’s history, Martin presented Potsdam to us in a memorable way. His lively narratives and entertaining anecdotes took us on a deep-dive into the city’s eventful past. Especially notable are the passion and enthusiasm Martin brings to his tours. Right from the beginning at a first stop you’ll find that you are in the company of someone who really enjoys sharing his knowledge and love for beautiful Potsdam!
- Fam. Ouwerling
Martin took us on a fantastic and summerly private tour through Berlin, with plenty of stops for stories and short breaks. Although initially we chose the Street-Art tour, Martin showed his knowledge and improvisation skills to adjust the route spontaneously to include historical and architectural spots we wanted to visit. Martin had lots of stories to tell about the city, hidden gems to show us and conveys his love for Berlin with his extended knowledge, wonderful personality and unbridled enthusiasm. It’s really cool to get to places you wouldn’t normally visit yourself. We almost felt like real “Berliners”! This has been the best day of our trip to Berlin, highly recommended!
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Tour information
Good to know
Tour duration, route and themes can be arranged individually.
Maximum of 10 people
This allows us to easily reach places that are difficult to access with a large group. It also means greater safety on cycle tours, better conversations and a more immersive experience of Berlin.
On foot, by bike or by bus and train
The tours are available as cycle tours or on foot, combined with public transport on request.
Private or open
On open tours, we travel with a small, mixed group of at least 5 participants.
Groups of up to 18 people
Private groups, such as company outings or school classes, are possible. Larger groups with several guides are available on request, at least 4 weeks in advance.
Rates
Guide prices per person, subject to individual agreement
- up to 2 people
- 85 €per person
- up to 4 people
- 65 €per person
- up to 6 people
- 55 €per person
- up to 10 people
- 45 €per person
- Public transport ticket or bike included for the duration of the tour
- Keep the bike until 10 am the following day for €6
Questions and Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
In which languages are the tours held?
The tours are held in German, English and Dutch.
How long does a tour last?
Around 3.5 hours. We’re happy to tailor the duration, route and themes to your preferences.
How do I book a tour?
Via the enquiry form, by email to info@seeberlin.eu or by telephone on 0160 4117192.
Do I need my own bike?
No. The bike is included in the price for the duration of the tour. If you wish, you can keep it until 10.00 the following day for €6.
Are school groups and larger groups possible?
Yes. Private groups such as school classes or company outings are possible for up to 18 people. Larger groups with several guides are available on request, at least 4 weeks in advance.

About SeeBerlin
My name is Martin.
I first came to Berlin 15 years ago, and have been in the grip of this city ever since. 7 years ago I decided to combine my passion for history, my knowledge of and love for the city and started giving guided tours, which led to the founding of SeeBerlin in 2023.
- Tour guide since 2016
- SeeBerlin since 2023
- Member of the BBS (Union of Berlin Guides)
Contact
Request a tour
Please let us know which tour you’re interested in and when you’ll be in Berlin. We’ll be happy to discuss the route, duration and key highlights with you.

- Telephone0160 4117192
- Emailinfo@seeberlin.eu
- Meeting pointBerlin





