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View of Carl Legin City. Houses stand on the right and left, and trees are in the middle.

Equestrian statue on Museum Island in front of the Altes Museum. Four columns can be seen in the background.

View of the Spree from the bridge of the Bodemuseum. A ship sails on the Spree. One looks at the Tacheles site.

Silhouette of the Berlin Radio Tower at the Berlin Exhibition Center Messe Berlin.

Street art, Berlin, Girl's face was sprayed on a house wall

Bauhaus bus tour, buildings that are enclosed, AEG Turbine Halls in Berlin-Moabit

Building complex at the Kulturbrauerei in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district. Red brick buildings, blue sky, and white clouds.

View of the gasometer in Schöneberg. In the foreground are two trees with autumn colors. Blue sky.

Hansaviertel, Berlin, residential complex, apartment building, round block shape, sunny day, blue sky, green trees all around

Blick auf den Kohlhofftower am Potsdamer Platz. Rotes Gebäude mit zahlreichen Fenstern.

Blick ins Nikolaiviertel. Im Hintergrund sieht man die beiden spitzen Türme der Nikolaikirche. Im Vordergrund sind die Plattenbauten des Nikolaiviertels und zwei Tierzeichen aus Blech in der Luft hängend zu sehen.

A frog's-eye view of the Corbusier House. Windows look like lots of little tiles.

Blick auf einen gelben Häuserkomplex an einem sonnigen Tag.

Karl-Marx-Allee, Berlin, view of the fountain at Straußberger Platz, the television tower can be seen at the right edge of the picture

Rummelsburg, Berlin, Rummelsburg Bay, Boats in the harbor

Street art, Berlin, a car is sprayed on a house wall

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art:berlin

Art and cultural tours since 1991

Since 1991 we are offering guided tours to the most important spots of the art, culture, architecture, fashion, design, and urban landscape in Berlin. Our guided tours range from architectural tours, design, fashion, and gallery tours to our special hotel visits and culinary discoveries through the capital. You can get the discount with the discount code “Easy20”, which you can redeem in the Art:Berlin ticket store!

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PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PUBLIC TOURS ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY IN GERMAN. YOU CAN FIND THE COMPLETE PROGRAM OF GERMAN TOURS ON THE WEBSITE.

NEW IN 2026: A stroll across Berlin's Museum Island

Berlin's Museum Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the capital's most important cultural locations. The extraordinary ensemble of historic museum buildings not only inspires architecture fans, but is also one of Berlin's most important sights. On a tour of Museum Island, you can immerse yourself in history and discover the city's rich cultural heritage from different eras.

NEW 2026: Medieval traces in modern Berlin

Who was behind the mysterious “False Waldemar”? Was “Otto the Lazy” really idle—or is that just a myth? And why did the killing of the provost of Bernau lead to decades of excommunication in Berlin? When we look at the Middle Ages in the twin cities of Berlin and Cölln, we encounter numerous fascinating events. On a historical walk through the city, we explore these stories and discover a time full of conflicts, legends, and surprising twists and turns.

NEW IN 2026: Design tour through Prenzlauer Berg

Many designers consider Berlin to be the ideal place to work and bring their creative ideas to life. Their studios, workshops, and shops are often located in proximity to other creative minds—and thus also close to their audience. In a select neighborhood in the district of Pankow, you can experience this lively environment up close. Around the well-known Eberswalder Straße subway station, a diverse neighborhood unfolds, characterized by creative everyday life, urban living, and an inspiring community.

NEW IN 2026: Torn Modernism – Settlement Bus Tour

The extent to which “torn modernism” is reflected in the cityscape, both ideologically and in terms of design, is particularly evident in Berlin. A vivid tour of important modernist housing projects reveals how this era has left its mark on the urban development of a single city. The route takes you through the districts of Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg, and Tiergarten, bringing the architectural and social contrasts of this period to life.

Reclaim the City – Street Art in Kreuzberg

Glued, sprayed, crocheted: for some, street art is vandalism; for others, it is a creative form of urban expression. Discover the playful lightness and political dimension of this art form with art:berlin...

Friedenau Country House Colony

Over the past 100 years, successful authors, renowned painters and sculptors, and politicians of all stripes have lived in this bourgeois idyll of small country villas and old buildings with beautiful Art Nouveau facades and front gardens...

Rummelsburg – Prison, townhouse world, art district on the waterfront. And a pair of lovers...

Rummelsburg in Lichtenberg – Experience one of Berlin's new avant-garde centers, fascinating industrial history, art, a new urban quarter, and a place of remembrance for Germany's darkest period...

Berlin salonnière – the exciting history of salon culture

The Berlin salons are a fascinating phenomenon in history. Learn all about the salons that once existed in Berlin.

The Hansaviertel: Star architects build the future

Interbau 1957 in the Hansaviertel was an exhibition of superlatives involving internationally renowned architects. Experimental and innovative, modern and of the highest quality, a residential district was created here based on the idea of New Building.

Karl-Marx-Allee: A boulevard for communism!

The last magnificent boulevard built in Europe is an impressive architectural and urban statement of a new society: Welcome to communism in the 1950s!

Your Benefit with EasyCityPass Berlin: 20% off the ticket price*

*You can get the discount with the discount code “Easy20”, which you can redeem in the Art:Berlin ticket store! The dates for the respective tours can be viewed on our website & registration is required at artberlin.

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