Where the concierge points people first
- BVG U-Bahn-Cabriotour — The transport operator's own tour through the underground network in an open-topped train. It runs on a limited seasonal calendar and tickets go fast, so it rewards planning weeks out. (52.5118, 13.3093)
- Stromma Hop On-Hop Off Berlin — The sightseeing buses that loop the big landmarks. Right for a first day, tired legs or a group with mixed mobility. (52.5183, 13.4099)
- Mike's SightRunning Berlin — Guided running tours, so you see the city and do your morning run in one go. Ask about pace and distance when you book. (52.5069, 13.3092)
- Rikscha Berlin — Pedal rickshaws for short hops and slow sightseeing around the center. Good for two people who want to be driven without a coach. (52.5157, 13.3801)
- Berlin Kombinat Tours Visite Guidate In Italiano — Tours led in Italian. Several operators here work in a single language, which is worth knowing if your group would rather not follow English or German. (52.5181, 13.4805)
The rest of the tour operators in Berlin — every one we hold
- Berlin ganz nah - Individuelle Stadtführungen | private tours | Visite guidate (52.4757, 13.3279)
- Berlin on the Go (52.4667, 13.3044)
- Berlin Perspectives - Private Tours In and Around Berlin (52.4938, 13.3539)
- eastsideseeing (52.5249, 13.3926)
- Finding Berlin Tours (52.4991, 13.4474)
- Frank Werdermann - Stadtführungen in Berlin & Potsdam (52.5145, 13.4020)
- Free Berlin Bike Tours & Rental (52.5164, 13.4069)
- go2know (52.5197, 13.4495)
- GoArt! Berlin (52.4934, 13.3817)
- Hartje Berlijn (52.5305, 13.4054)
- Herden Tours and Tickets (52.4837, 13.3550)
- Humboldt Tours Berlin GmbH (52.5136, 13.4551)
- I Love Berlin Bike Tours (52.5199, 13.4132)
- Private Tours Berlin (52.5479, 13.4174)
- Schweiz Tourismus (52.4879, 13.3870)
- Segway Tour Berlin (52.5179, 13.3841)
- Sightseeing Point GmbH - Stadtführungen (52.5084, 13.3773)
- Spreetours (52.4859, 13.4826)
- Terminal1 Bar&Lounge (52.5046, 13.3411)
- videoSightseeing (52.5369, 13.4285)
- Wonderful Berlin (52.4955, 13.3053)
A free walking tour is not free
Berlin's "free" walking tours are tip-based, and the guide is often paying the company a fee for each person who joins. The tip at the end is effectively the ticket price, so budget for it rather than treating it as optional. For groups over ten, a private guide at a fixed rate is often simpler and quieter. Berlin does not license city guides, so it is fair to ask who is leading the tour and what their background is before you book.
Questions people ask
How many tour operators are there in Berlin?
Num's directory maps 26 tour operators in Berlin, from bus and bike tours to private guides and language-specific walks.
Are free walking tours in Berlin really free?
No charge at the start, but they run on tips, so plan to pay the guide at the end.
Can you tour the Berlin U-Bahn tunnels?
Yes, on the BVG's seasonal open-top tunnel tour, which tends to sell out quickly.
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