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Berlin Wall Tickets & Tours

With Berlin Wall tickets, witness the remnants of one of the world’s biggest historical events, the splitting of Germany and Berlin after the Nazi’s defeat in World War II. With the crated collection of tours, witness some of the major landmarks the wall has left behind including the east side gallery, guard towers, and the wall memorial. The Berlin Wall was built overnight and at once became an international symbol of government oppression. The wall now represents the resilience of the human spirit. Berlin Wall Tours offer an excellent opportunity to explore this historic Berlin attraction on a segway or even on Hop-On Hop-Off Berlin Bus Tour.

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Our tips for Berlin Wall

  • Change gears. A successful Berlin Wall tour is easily accomplished by mass transit. But one of the best ways to truly get a feel for Berlin is on a bicycle. So, get peddling!
  • Look within. There are segments of the wall in over 30 different countries. Do a little research and you might find that you can visit the Berlin Wall in your own hometown!
  • Keep your toolbox at home. The Berlin Wall is protected by multiple statutes. Breaking off a souvenir for yourself could earn you an all-inclusive stay at the local jail.

Good to know

Erected in the dead of the night on August 13th, 1961, Berliners would wake up to find they had been divided into two blocs, separated from family and friends. Nearly 4 decades later, East Germans would reclaim their freedom on November 9th, 1989. Since that date, the iconic wall has stood as a global pilgrimage site, calling people from all walks of life to look upon it and wonder.
The Bethke brothers escaped East Germany three different ways: one by an inflatable mattress, one by zip-line, and another by an ultra-light plane!
Although seen as a central symbol of the Cold War, the Berlin Wall wasn’t erected until 14 years into the geopolitical tensions. The fall of the Berlin Wall happened earlier than planned due to a simple miscommunication between the boss of the DDR’s ruling party and his colleagues.
The Berlin Wall was built by the Soviet Union in collaboration with the DDR. Seventy-six percent of Russians polled in 2011 didn’t know that.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to visit Berlin Wall?
    A:

    The best time to visit Germany is from May through September when the weather is pleasantly warm.

  • Q: How do I get there?
    A:

    The Berlin Wall Memorial is located on Bernauer Strasse between the S-Bahn Nordbanhof Station and the Bernauer Strasse U-Bahn Station, 2 stops north of Friedrich Strasse Station on the S-Bahn. The distance between Berlin and Berlin Wall is around 1 km and will take you around 6 to 8 minutes. It is recommended to book a guided tour with transportation included for a hassle-free sightseeing experience.

  • Q: What are the opening hours of the Berlin Wall?
    A:

    Berlin Wall Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm. It is closed on Monday.

  • Q: What are the key sites to cover during the Berlin Wall tour?
    A:

    You can add these key sites to your itinerary that includes East Side Gallery, Berlin Wall Memorial, Potsdamer Platz, Bösebrücke, and Topography of Terror.

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