This private tour explores a range of LGBTQIA+ community’s experiences throughout Germany’s history, from the wild days of the 1920s and the dark days of persecution under the Nazis through to the different experiences in East and West Berlin.

Sights and information on this tour includes hearing about the unlikely queer icon Frederick the Great, visiting Christopher Isherwood’s home, learning about the life of the openly gay Nazi (Ernst Röhm), exploring Café Eldorado (one of Berlin’s earliest gay and trans bars), strolling through Motzstrasse, visiting Prinz Eisenherz (Germany’s first queer bookshop), exploring Schöneberg (Berlin’s gay neighborhood), and visiting the Memorial to the Homosexual Victims of National Socialism and Nollendorfplatz and Memorial “Rosa Winkel”.

The meeting point is in front of Metropol at Nollendorfplatz or from a centrally located hotel (in which case guests might need a ticket for public transport, depending on the location of the hotel). This tour usually ends in Schöneberg.

This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.

Duration:
Approximately 3 hours

Meeting point:
Your hotel lobby

Ending point:
Same as meeting point

Departure Time:
To be confirmed at the time of booking

Included:
Private Tour Guide

Not Included:
Transportation to/from hotel, gratuities, public transportation tickets, food, anything not aforementioned

Important Information:
Public transportis used on this tour, please have a single AB ticket ready or buy one at the station, your guide will be able to assist.You will need an FFP2-mask when using public transport. Please note, the insides of any of the palaces / buildings will not be visited on the tour. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes as the tour is conducted outdoors.
Maximum number of participants: 10

Tour does not operate 25 and 31st December, 1st January.