Enjoy the perfect introduction to Berlin on a hop-on hop-off Big Bus tour. Sitting back and relaxing on an open-top double-decker sightseeing bus as you listen to insightful and highly educational audio commentary of the German Capital is the best way to visit all of Berlin's famous memorials, monuments, and museums.

Take a captivating journey through Berlin's rich history where you can also immerse yourself in its modern-day vibrant life. You'll pass by and have the opportunity to hop off and further explore the city's most iconic sights such as The Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, The Reichstag, Museum Island, The Berlin Cathedral, and The East Side Gallery - where the Berlin Wall still stands as a reminder of the Cold War Era's East and West Berlin division.

The full sightseeing tour of Berlin is 2 hours long. Many choose to do one full loop to see the city and decide where they want to hop off on the next loop around, but it's completely up to you how you plan your day and visit.

Buses will arrive every 20-30 minutes throughout the day, so you can choose to hop off at Museum Island to visit The Pergamonmuseum or the 4 other incredible museums and galleries and get back on the bus a few hours later to continue your journey.

Visit one of the most interactive museums in the world, the DDR Museum which gives you the chance to experience a little of what everyday life behind the Berlin Wall was like in former East Germany. Gain further insight into Berlin’s tumultuous history on our 90-minute walking tour. Delve into the city’s fascinating past from the Third Reich and Second World War to the Cold War and up to the Fall of the Berlin Wall.

In addition to all this, you can also enjoy Berlin’s most famous street food, Currywurst. Nearly a billion of these pork sausages seasoned with curry-flavored ketchup are sold annually and you simply have to try one during your Berlin stay. Complete your Berlin experience with an optional 75-minute live-guided evening bus tour taking in the East Side Gallery, Berlin's trendy neighborhoods of Kreuzberg, Mitte, and Prenzlauer Berg as well as the unmissable Berlin Wall memorial.