• Berliner Dom - Known as the largest Protestant church in Germany, the history of the Berlin Cathedral, or Berliner Dom in German, began in 1465, with its construction completed in the 19th century. Discover the intriguing tales of its construction and learn about the royal dynasty that is interred here.
• Reichstag Building - The Reichstag Building is the heart of Germany’s political system and power, housing the German parliament. Following various challenges and negotiations, the former palace was replaced by this building, which became the seat of the 19th-century General Assembly. Its capture by the Soviet army later signified the end of WWII and the triumph over the Nazis.
• Brandenburg Gate - The Brandenburg Gate stands as a prominent Berlin landmark and a symbol of peace and unity. Its neoclassical design reflects King Frederick William II’s vision of creating a new Athens on the Spree River, while the winged victory atop it commemorates Napoleon’s arrival in Berlin. Trace the path of the French leader to uncover how the sculpture once ended up in Paris.
• Checkpoint Charlie - Although it may now appear as just a small shed on a bustling modern street, Checkpoint Charlie epitomizes the post-war era that influenced not only Berlin and Germany but the entire world. As a symbol of the Cold War and the period when Berlin was divided by a Wall, it served as a crossing point for individuals moving between West and East Berlin. Hear the tales of daring escapes and how Checkpoint Charlie became the focal point of the Berlin Crisis of 1961.

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• Link to activate and access the audio tour
• Self-guided audio tour compatible with smartphones (Android & iOS) in English

• Entrance tickets to museums, archaeological sites, or churches are not included
• Live Guide
• Smartphone or headphones
• Food and drinks
• Transportation

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