Start with exploring the area’s layered past: a façade scarred by WWII bullets, an East Berlin church where Martin Luther King Jr. preached secretly, and a historic Jewish cemetery holding grave.

No Berlin food tour is complete without currywurst: juicy pork sausage topped with hot ketchup and curry powder. Here, the sausages come from a Brandenburg butcher and the sauce is mixed fresh daily.

Pause from busy central Berlin for a Berliner Weisse, a refreshing pale ale mixed with raspberry or woodruff syrup. Enjoy it at Café Cinema in Dead Chicken Alley, a tiny lane filled with vibrant street art and creative energy.

Once a vibrant Jewish cultural hub, Hackesche Höfe survived war, neglect, and division. Restored after reunification, its historic tiled courtyards now showcase Berlin’s art, craft, and creative spirit once again.

Over 400,000 Döner Kebabs are eaten every single day in Berlin. You get skip-the-line access to one of the city’s most popular spots to see why!

In the 1800s, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Prussia transformed Berlin’s Museum Island into a centre for art and science. Today its historic museums display treasures from ancient civilizations to classical and modern art.

End the tour beneath Hackescher Markt’s railway arches at Lemke Brewery, relaxing with house-brewed beer and crisp flammkuchen. Sample six tasting pours in the beer garden while discovering Berlin’s brewing traditions.