Berlin Virtual Tour of the Berlin Wall

This interactive virtual experience shows you what life was like behind the Berlin Wall – the Cold War’s most brutal symbol. Your professional, local guide will walk you through the official Berlin Wall Memorial site to show you what life was like for a city and a people divided.
This is a live virtual tour from the streets of Berlin– our professional local tour guide will meet you virtually via the Zoom app and take you on a private tour where you can ask any questions you like. The entire tour is interactive and we will be showing you relevant historical photos and videos as well to enhance the experience.

The video calling software used for the tour is called Zoom. You will need to have it downloaded on your laptop, tablet or cellphone – with a connection to speakers or headphones – in order to participate in the tour.

For bigger group bookings of over 15 persons please contact us directly for a price quote.

Meeting Point

Berlin

Berlin, Germany

Please remember that all listed start times are set to local Berlin time.

What's included:

• Professional, local guide

Not included:

• Gratuities
• You will need to have video calling software Zoom downloaded onto a device to participate.

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour

Memorial of the Berlin Wall

Bernauer Strasse 111, Berlin, 13355

Your professional, local guide will walk you through the official Berlin Wall Memorial Site. See the barrier that tore a city in two and a recreation of the ‘death strip’ – a fortified no-man’s land to prevent people escaping from East to West. Learn about the East German Secret Police, the Stasi, and the psychological oppression they subjected the East German people to. Pay tribute to those who lost their lives attempting to cross the Wall, and visit the site of several underground tunnels used successfully by escapees. Finally we head to the site where Konrad Schumann, a teenage East German border guard, defected to the West days after the border was closed, and learn how the Berlin Wall came down on the 9th November 1989.

1 hour