You already know the surroundings of your workplace quite well? Now it would be great to take a look behind the facades?
We can help you with this, too, and offer standard and individual tours.
On our tours, we approach German history as it is seen by migrants to Germany, we travel through time into the 1920’s Berlin, and we discover Berlin-Kreuzberg’s architecture stone by stone.
The tours take place upon registration on Fridays.
If you are interested in a tour in English, French or Hebrew, please contact us.
Our tours
German history as seen by migrants
Discover the stories and views on German history of migrants to Germany from all ages. We visit the Geschichtsspeicher (archival treasures) of Neukölln’s history (1) and the Kreuzberg-museum (2), both in the heart of Berlin’s lively migrant quarters.
Both visits can be booked separately.
For groups of at least 5 participants.
Meeting point:
Museum Neukölln, Alt-Britz 81
Duration:
Visits (1) and (2): 2 x 1,5 hours, plus metro ride and break
Visit (1) or (2): 1,5 hours
Costs:
Visits (1) and (2): 30,-€/ person
1 BVG-ticket for the ride to Kreuzberg
Visit (1) or (2): 15,-€/ person
Registration
Berlin in the 1920’s
World War I had a lasting influence on most European’s lives and thinking. 1920’s Berlin attracted international artists, intellectuals and scientists. At the “Romanisches Café” (Romanesque café) and other places around the Gedächtniskirche (Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church) in the west of Berlin, artists and intellectuals met processing their war experiences in manyfold works of literature and visual arts. Travel with us on this multimedia-based tour.
For groups of at least 5 participants.
Meeting point:
Rankestr. 33 (in front of Berliner Sparkasse)
Duration:
1,5 hours
Costs:
15,-€/ person
Registration
Architect(o)ure(s) in Berlin-Kreuzberg
Kreuzberg is and always was a very lively area of Berlin. It witnessed trials against Germans fighting for a constitution during the 1800s, the struggle for a renewed political system in 1918, and the consequences of forced separation of the two Germanys during the existence of the Berlin wall.
Although severely damaged during World War II traces of these events can still be visited in Kreuzberg’s architecture.
For groups of at least 5 participants.
Meeting point:
Alte Jakobstrasse 149 (IG-Metall house, main entrance)
Duration:
1,5 hours
Costs
15,-€/ person
Registration