Berlin Hop-on Hop-off City Sightseeing Bus Tour

Discover the city of Berlin at your own pace aboard an open-top double-decker sightseeing bus. With a 24- or 48-hour ticket, enjoy a bus tour lasting approximately two and a half hours. Take in a stunning panoramic view of Berlin from the bus and learn about its rich history with on-board audio commentary and headphones provided. Discover such iconic sites as Museum Island on this bus tour. You can hop on and off at any of the more than 20 stops and explore the city at your own pace.

The tour route covers 24 points of interest, including the Brandenburg Gate. On your sightseeing bus tour of Berlin, you’ll pass by the city’s former gateway, one of its most important national symbols. Situated in the heart of Berlin, it has witnessed key moments in German history, serving as a political platform. You’ll pass by the Brandenburg Gate private museum, which showcases 300 years of Berlin’s and Germany’s history through multimedia displays.

You’ll tour notable landmarks and historic buildings whilst navigating the bustling traffic of central Berlin. Hop off the bus and discover Potsdamer Platz with its vibrant commercial and cultural life. Explore the city centre at your own pace, including one of its most popular tourist squares, Alexanderplatz, home to the TV Tower and the famous World Clock.

You’ll pass landmarks such as the Berlin Wall Memorial, dedicated to documenting the city’s history from the Wall’s construction to its fall, and Berlin’s Checkpoint Charlie, the Wall’s most famous border crossing. On this historical tour, you’ll admire Berlin’s Charlottenburg Royal Palace and its beautiful gardens, and you’ll be able to stroll through the modest craft market in Mauerpark, also known as ‘Wall Park’.

As you travel, you’ll be able to enjoy a panoramic view of an open-air art gallery, the East Side Gallery. Situated alongside the River Spree, you’ll enjoy a tour of street art stretching along 1,316 metres of the former Berlin Wall. Make the most of your time here and stop to re-enact the iconic kiss depicted in the painting between the GDR’s head of state, Erich Honecker, and the leader of the former USSR, Leonid Brezhnev.