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Tour highlights.

• Stops at all major sightseeing points in Berlin
• From Tiergarten to Alexanderplatz and everywhere in between
• Free for children under 6

One city, one tour

With this Hop-on Hop-off Berlin tour you will be able to discover this unique city at your own pace without worrying about transportation. You choose where hop-on and where to hop-off at any of the 18 stops in the city or take the full 2,5 hour bus tour before deciding what you want to see up close.

This tour will take you from West Berlin to East Berlin and back again. You’ll see all the historic neighbourhoods of the German capital and once you see something interesting, you can hop-off and explore the sight. From the Brandenburg Gate to Potsdamer Platz and from the Berlin Zoo to the Reichstag, you’ll see it all.

Sightseeing in Berlin

Berlin has a rich history which has resulted in a great many sights to see. From being the capital of the German Empire to being cleaved in two after the Second World War and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Today Berlin celebrates freedom and diversity without forgetting the past.

Visit the DDR Museum on the northern bank of the Spree river, climb to the top of the TV-Tower at Alexanderplatz, take a step back in time at Checkpoint Charlie or enjoy the gorgeous architecture at the Gendarmenmarkt. Explore Berlin at your own pace with the Hop-on Hop-off bus.

You can hop on and off at any of the following stops:

• Tauentzienstraße
• Lützowplatz
• Potsdamer Platz / Balzac
• Checkpoint Charlie
• Gendarmenmarkt
• Neptunbrunnen / Rotes Rathaus
• Alexanderplatz / Park Inn
• Lustgarten 
• Unter den Linden / Friedrichstraße
• Brandenburger Tor
• Hauptbahnhof
• Siegessäule
• Zoo/Elefantentor
• Café Kranzler
• Kurfürstendamm 236

Click here for the map  or find the locations of the stops in the Red Sightseeing app . 

• Audio guide available in at least 13 languages
• Free earphones which you can keep and reuse when you hop-on again
• Free WiFi on the buses
• Free city map available on the bus
• The ticket includes discounts for several Berlin attractions, you can find the respective offers in the free city map
• Departs approx. every 25 minutes between 9:30 and 17:30
• Child ticket available for those between 6 and 15 years old
• Children up to 5-years travel for free on buses when accompanied by a paying adult (maximum of 2 children per adult).
• Rescheduling and cancellation possible up to 24 hours in advance

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Hop-On-Hop-Off Berlin Bus Tours

This post compares the various Berlin hop-on hop-off bus tours available in the city.

We even include a free option and will help you decide which bus tour, if any, is best for you or your family. ( auf Deutsch ) ( en español )

We are local tour guides, and while we are collectively a walking tour company, many of us also lead tours on buses here in Berlin.

And on just about every tour, we are asked our opinions on which bus tour is best, or are they worth it.

We have relied on our expertise and experiences to help write this post.

Additionally, we have used some of the opinions shared by the roughly 25k members of our popular Berlin Travel Tips Facebook group.

Check us out once you have read this post.

• Hop-on-Hop-off Tours
• Pros and Cons
• Free Self-Guided Option
• Potsdam Bus Tours

Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Tours of Berlin

These are the double-decker, open-top bus tours offered by different companies with their own city sightseeing buses circling the city along a particular route all day long.

There are designated stops and riders can use their ticket to jump off the bus at any stop and get back on at the same or a different bus stop.

Some people opt to stay on the bus from the first stop to the last. In that case, the sightseeing travel length of most tours will be about 2-3 hours.

You can make your day as long as you want by hopping on and off buses throughout the city sightseeing Berlin.

However, your ticket is only valid for the number of days included in your ticket price (generally 1 or 2 days) and only during the operating hours of the sightseeing bus tour you've chosen. 

Most companies offer a few different routes and you can buy a ticket for one route, two routes, or however many they sell as a combined ticket. 

Before buying a Ho/Ho tour ticket, you should note that many of these companies' yours are included in the various tourist passes.

Our post  Which is the Best Berlin Tourist Pass?  can help you decide if getting a pass is the right thing for you. 

How long does a hop-on hop-off Berlin bus tour take?

A hop-on-hop-off Berlin bus tour will take approximately 2 hours if you constantly stay on the bus from the starting point to the finishing stop.

How much does a hop-on hop-off Berlin bus tour cost on average?

Prices may vary as per your choice of how many days of tour you want to have.

For a one-day hop-on-hop-off Berlin bus tour, the cost per adult is around €30-€35 and per child is €15-€20.

Big Bus Tours

If you’re looking for a reliable hop-on-hop-off tour company, few are more popular and well-known than this international company. 

Big Bus Tours currently offers live commentary in English and recorded commentary in 8 different languages, including English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, Mandarin, and Brazilian Portuguese.

There are currently 2 routes: 1 red route with 17 stops and the other recently added blue route with 4 stops.

Click on the map to enlarge it .

Guests can expect to visit Berlin's top attractions such as Potsdamer Platz, Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, Victory Column, and more.

Without any stops, this city sightseeing Berlin tour will take a total of 2 hours to complete.

That said, each ticket is valid for an entire day, so you can hop on and off at your leisure from 9:20 a.m. to 16:40 (4:40 p.m.).

No matter where you decide to hop off, you can expect another bus to come around again within 15-20 minutes on average.

This hop-on-hop-off tour is available for either 1 or 2 days. Depending on your purchase ticket, you may also be admitted to additional activities.

How do I know when is the next stop coming?

There is a Big Bus Tours Mobile App that will let you know about all the stops coming your way.

You can download this app on the Big Bus Tour website. It is available for both Apple and Android users.

Ticket Prices

Discover | 1-Day Hop-on-Hop-off Tour

• €37/Adults | €25/Children
• Includes a free walking tour.

Essential Ticket | 2-Day Hop-on-Hop-off Tour

• €47/Adults | €30/Children
• Includes free Currywurst.

Explore Ticket | 2-Day Hop-on-Hop-off Tour

• €57/Adult | €35/Child
• Includes a free river cruise/evening tour.

Berlin Evening Tour

• €27/Adult | €17/child
• includes a 75-mins live-guided evening tour
• Explore Berlin at dusk
• Purchase tickets or learn more .

When you book your tickets directly from Big Bus, they will give you an additional 10% off all ticket costs.

Depending on when you visit, the Explore ticket will either include a river cruise or an evening tour. The river cruise is usually offered during the spring and summer.

Tickets can be used anytime within 6 months of purchase, so you can get them well ahead of your vacation without any fear.

CITY SIGHTSEEING BERLIN TOUR

This very popular double-decker hop-on-hop-off tour company offers several tour routes you can build into a package.

Several extra features make these tours an excellent choice.

They have 4 out of 5 stars on TripAdvisor and Get Your Guide ( read some of the reviews ) with over 900 reviews.

Many of the reviews mention that these tours are a good value for your money, given the amount of territory you cover, especially if you buy a 2-day ticket with several routes.

The biggest complaints are the inconsistency of the live guides. Some live guides are described in reviews as " excellent " and "informative. "

Other reviewers describe some live guides as "rude" "moody" "grouchy" "unengaging" and even "reading a script from an iPad."  

It's clearly luck of the draw when you take a tour with a live guide. As for the pre-recorded commentary, most people found it informative but average.

On the plus side, this company offers pre-recorded commentary in 9 languages.

Tour features: 

Live guides speaking English and German on most tours    

This company provides a live guide who delivers commentary in English and German. For a live guide, look for the green/beige buses.

Pre-recorded commentary in several languages on most tours   

You'll get a set of headphones at the start of the tour so you can listen in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Polish, and Chinese.

For these tours, be sure to get on the red buses.

Two free walking tours are offered on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays (from April to October)  

If you take tours on the above days, you have the choice to get off the bus and take free, one-hour walking tours.

One tour is about the Third Reich and the other is about the Berlin Wall.  

(Check out our self-guided tour of Nazi Berlin and also our posts about where to visit the Berlin Wall .)

Tours offered:

Classic Tour - Route A

As its name suggests, this tour covers Berlin’s iconic attractions such as the Brandenburg Gate , Checkpoint Charlie, the Berliner Dom , and passes through several neighborhoods including Mitte , the center of Berlin.

Click on the map to enlarge.

The route takes 13 stops. Here's a  google map of the bus route with the stops and many of Berlin's top attractions located around the bus stops.  

Duration: If you do not hop off, the tour is 2 hours long. 

Hours of operation: The first tour departs at 9:10 am and runs every 10 minutes until - 4:30 pm.

Wall and Lifestyle Tour - Route B

This route makes 11 stops including the Berlin Wall Memorial, the East Side Gallery section of the Berlin Wall, and a stop in the trendy and pretty Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood with lots of charming cafes and galleries.

Here's a  google map of the bus route with the stops and many of Berlin's top attractions located around the bus stops.

Duration : If you do not hop off the tour is 2 hours long. 

Hours of operation : The first tour departs at 10:00 a.m. and runs every 30 minutes until 4:000 pm.

Ticket prices: 

For either of the above tours, you can buy tickets on the bus but if you purchase your tickets online, you will save money. 

• 24-Hour Ticket - €30/Adult | €15/Child
• 48-Hour Ticket - €34/Adult | €17/Child
• Children under 6 years of age are free of charge
• Click here to purchase tickets .  

Tip: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your tour.

WelcomeCard and CityTourCard holders and guests of special partners (proof required) 14 €  (13 € online)

TEMPLEHOFER BUS TOURS

You’ll see this company’s all-white double-decker buses circling Berlin all day long, with live guides providing entertaining commentary to the riders.

They cover one route that can be taken as a hop-on-hop-off tour with a ticket that lasts for one day or as a stay-on tour, in which case the whole route takes around 2 hours.

NOTE: A 24-hour ticket with this bus is included for free with a purchase of the Go City Berlin Pass .  

This bus tour is definitely more affordable than the first option.

This company has a pretty impressive overall review profile with a better than 4 out of 5-star rating ( read the reviews ), though the reviews are mixed. 

Hours of operation:

Tours start every day at 09:30 from all stops. The end time is based on the season.

From 01 November to 31 March, city sightseeing buses run until 17:00 (5 pm), every 20-30 minutes (every 15-20 minutes on Saturdays).

Start your tour no later than 14:30 (2:30 pm) to make sure you have time to enjoy the full length of the hop-on-hop-off tour. 

Ticket Prices:

(Payment can be made in Euros, Dollars, and Pounds). Bookings are handled through  Get Your Guide . These are the prices when you book online:

• €28/Adult | €19/Children
• €22/Youth (12-17 yrs)
• Children under 3 free
• More information or to purchase .

CITY CIRCLE SIGHTSEEING

These yellow double-decker city sightseeing buses are operated by several different companies including BBS Berlin, BVB (Bus Verkehr Berlin), Grayline, BEX Sightseeing, and Berolina).

Like its competitors, this company has a good overall review profile ( read the reviews ), but the reviews are mixed, so do take a read.

Tour Features: 

Their Berlin Basics route covers the standard tourist sites with 18 stops.

They advertise that buses leave every 10-15 minutes, which is a fairly short interval between buses.

None of their tours have live guides, however, their pre-recorded audio comes in 19 languages.  

This is a big plus if one of those 19 languages is your native tongue.

Be warned that some of the biggest complaints in reviews are over the poor quality of the audio system.

This company’s hop-on-hop-off tours might be worth it if you are a family with young children since you can purchase a 2-day family ticket for €56 total and cover two adults and three children (14 years and under).

In this case, you would be paying about €11 per person for two days of hopping on and off.

The little ones might also appreciate that the buses offer a children’s audio channel in German and English. 

24-Hour Tickets

• Adult (15 years and up) 1 Day ticket €35
• Children 7–14 years 1-day ticket €20
• Children 0–6 years free

48-Hour Tickets

• Adult (15 years and up) 1 Day ticket €40
• Children 7–14 years 1-day ticket €25

Learn more or book your tickets .

NOTE: This bus tour is included at no extra cost with the All-Inclusive Berlin Welcome Card .

Magic Bus Berlin

This is a private tour company and not an actual hop-on-hop-off bus tour company in a traditional sense.

The Magic Bus offers scenic tours in an original 1970s VW Bus.

Your personal private guide Jens helps you stroll Berlin & Postdam and makes your tour a cheerful one.

Tour Prices

• Tour Berlin AB  €130
• Tour Postdam AB  €270

Stromma Bus Tours

Stromma originally offered only night tours and their website shows Big Bus Berlin as a hop-on-hop-off option.

There are some seasonal tours offered by Stromma so always check the availability before planning a tour.

In the future, they may once again begin to offer their own bus tours as well! Learn more about Stromma Tours

Comparing Berlin Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tours

In this section, we'll provide a comparison of each company offering hop on hop off bus tours in Berlin, including prices, included activities, and reviews.

DEALS AND COMBO DEALS

This section will provide all the details you need to get a deal either with a tourist pass or a combo package. 

Tourist Attraction Passes

Purchasing a tourist pass is a great way to save money on bus tours. In addition, some passes include a metro card which you can use to get around town.

  These passes bundle tickets to popular attractions and tours at one low price. You can save up to 55% off the retail prices.

They can also save you time, as many of the tours and attractions offer skip-the-queue privileges to cardholders.

The Berlin Welcome Card

You can use this card to get a free one-day hop-on-hop-off tour from City Circle Sightseeing.

The Berlin Welcome Card is available as either an all-inclusive pass or an a-la-carte option.

This means that you can pay one flat price for many different services or pay for only the activities you want.

Berlin's top attractions include free admission to popular museums, boat tours, and public transport.

Go City Berlin Pass  

This card includes a free one-day hop-on-hop-off tour through Templehofer Bus Tours.

The Berlin Pass is what we call an all-inclusive tourist pass.

In addition to the free bus tour, you also get free public transport, and free access to dozens of museums, Berlin's top attractions, and other sightseeing tours. 

NOTE: Not currently available as of September 2022.

Easy City Pass

Rather than offering a bus tour, this pass will give you a travel card that you can use on the subway, bus, tram, and regional train.

In addition to the travel card, you will also receive deals at several popular attractions throughout Berlin.

Receive up to 50% off at dozens of notable attractions, tours, restaurants, and bars.

Berlin City Pass

This pass includes 10% off the City Circle Hop-on Hop-off Tours.

The Berlin City Pass is a service that allows you to save money on several different attractions and activities, but it provides access to a few additional services for free.

In addition to deals on several tours and attractions, pass holders will also get free admission to the Berlin TV Tower, the DDR Museum, the Pergamon Museum, and a city audio guide.

These services can be a great deal if you’re planning on seeing a lot of different things while visiting Berlin.

If all you want is a bus tour or you’re working with a limited amount of time, you may want to consider a combo package instead. 

Combo Packages

The most common combo package available in Berlin is a bus + boat tour.

This deal includes both a hop-on, and hop-off bus tour, and a cruise down the Spree river.

Templehofer Bus + Boat Combo

• Adult (15 years and up) 1 Day ticket €44
• Youth 1-day ticket €30
• Students with student ID €37
• Children €19

City Circle Bus + Boat Combo

• Day Ticket: €55/Adults | €30/Children (7-14)
• 2-Day Ticket: €60/Adults | €35/Children (7-14)
• 1 or 2-day hop-on, hop-off bus tour
• 1 boat tour on river Spree

In addition to these options, Templehofer tours also provide combos that include Berlin's top attractions such as Madame Tussauds, the Berlin Dungeon, and the German Spy Museum.

POTSDAM BUS TOURS

If you’re considering a day trip to Potsdam, you may want to take a hop-on-hop-off bus tour of the area.

City Sightseeing offers a service that has 12 different stops.

This is a great option for people who are short on time and want to see all of the popular attractions in Potsdam.

Here are some of the historic sites you can see on this tour:

• Alexandrowka
• Cecilienhof Place
• Filmmuseum Potsdam
• The Dutch Quarter
• Marmorpalais

Tickets for this hop-on, hop-off tour are very affordable. Your ticket will be valid for use at any time within 3 months of the purchase date.

The tour is offered in a total of 7 different languages.

For more details, make sure to read this Potsdam bus tours post .

ALTERNATIVE BERLIN BUS TOURS

If a hop-on-hop-off tour isn’t your style, you may still want to consider another service.

It’s important to note that most of these alternative bus tours will not allow you to jump off at specific sites and take a look around.

Instead, you can expect to stay on the bus for most of your trip as a professional guide provides information about Berlin.

Ticket prices are usually pretty affordable, and some options even give the hop-on-hop-off companies a run for their money.

You can expect a variety of services including a comedy bus tour, VW bus tour, video bus tour, and even a karaoke bus tour.

If you’re interested in a private outing, you can also get a private bus or limousine tour around the city.

Click here for a full list of alternative Berlin bus tours.

PROS AND CONS OF TAKING A HOP-ON-HOP-OFF TOUR

Save travel time between sights     

Berlin is a huge city and its many attractions are spread out in different neighborhoods.

While it is easy to use public transportation in Berlin (see our post  Tips on public transportation in Berlin ), traveling to multiple locations in one day to see the most popular sights will cut into your time.

This is probably the biggest advantage of taking a bus tour. 

Rather than getting on and off public transportation all day long and having to pay attention to make sure you are on the right train or bus and getting off at the correct station, a Ho/Ho simplifies this process.

You buy one ticket, let the driver do his or her job, and take you directly to the main attractions where you can hop off and explore more, or sit back and continue the ride.

Create your own itinerary 

The various Berlin bus tour companies offer basically the same Ho/Ho routes covering the historic city center, the  Brandenburg Gate , Checkpoint Charlie, Potsdamer Platz , the Reichstag and its dome , and more.

Taking a Ho/Ho tour is like giving yourself an unlimited bus pass to the attractions in Berlin. You have the freedom to create your own itinerary in advance or be spontaneous.

Hop off the bus and stay as long as you like at one sight and breeze past the sights that don't interest you by staying on the bus.

Orient yourself to Berlin  

Another advantage of taking a Ho/Ho is that you get a great overview of the city and can orient yourself.  

If you are visiting for several days, taking a Ho/Ho on your first day of travel gives you a feel for what's out there.

Then you can decide where you would like to go back to and explore in-depth.

Deals to other attractions  

Some bus companies have partner affiliations that will get you great deals on tickets for major attractions, like Madame Tussauds Berlin or Legoland.

All you need to do is show your bus ticket at the attraction to receive the deal.

Connecting with free walking tours  

A few Ho/Ho companies offer walking tours that work in tandem with their bus route.

At certain stops at specific times, you can meet up with one of their walking tours. You just need to show your valid bus ticket to join.  

You can also coordinate your bus tour hop-off choices to correspond with one of our free walking tour starting points.

Our walking tours are twice as long as those included in your Ho/Ho ticket and are also free so why not check out all our offerings?

Click here for our full list of  pay-what-you-wish Berlin Walking Tours .

Mediocre live guides or no live guide at all  

Not all Ho/Hos has a live guide on the bus with you to narrate your trip.

Unless you speak English or German, you will likely receive commentary about the sights via headphones listening to pre-recorded commentary in your language.

The commentary is fine, but it's not the same as a live, spontaneous, and, hopefully, enthusiastic guide on your bus.

And live guides can be a hit or miss - some may be amazing and others can spoil an otherwise nice bus ride!

Street   conditions are not controllable, and it's possible that rather than saving time, your day might be slowed down depending on traffic.

Sights are touristy

This is perfect for a traveler who wants an overview of the most well-known Berlin's top attractions.

But if you prefer seeing sights that are off the beaten track and don't plan on taking advantage of the deals to other tourist attractions, a hop-on-hop-off tour may not be for you.

BERLIN 100 AND 200 FREE BUS

For those travelers on a tight budget, Berlin’s public bus routes 100 and 200  are a dream come true. 

Both bus routes stop in front of (or within easy walking distance to) many popular sights in central Berlin . 

If you don’t mind forgoing live or recorded tourist commentary, you can save big and see lots with this resourceful self-made hop-on-hop-off bus tour.

You will need a regularly priced bus ticket.

A single ticket for zones A&B costs €2.70 and is good for 2 hours from the time you purchased it.

However, these single tickets allow you to travel only one way.

This means that, even if your trip lasts less than 2 hours, you will need to buy another single ticket to go back in the other direction, if you need to (unless you have a daily/weekly travel pass).

Since you are probably spending all day sightseeing, it might be worth getting a day ticket for €9.00 (AB).

See our post,  Tips on Public Transportation in Berlin , to find out about fare options available.

Click here for an interactive map .

Both the 100 and 200 buses depart from the Zoologischer Garten station approximately every 10 minutes (though you could also start this tour from Alexander Platz and do the tour in reverse order).

Both buses follow the same route at first, passing by Breitscheidsplatz where what’s left of the Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtniskirche  (Memorial Church), serves as a reminder of the destruction caused by World War II.

Shortly thereafter, the buses part ways and continue along different routes.

Bus 100 goes through Tiergarten  Park, while Bus 200 travels along the park's southern edge and past the kurfürstendamm and Potsdamer Platz .

At the intersection of Unter den Linden and Glinkastraße, Bus 200 converges with Bus 100 and travels along the same route.

They both travel past many places you will want to see, such as Gendarmenmarkt, Museum Island , the Berliner Dom  (Berlin Cathedral), and Ostbahnof.  

The 100 bus terminates at Alexanderplatz. The entire journey takes approximately 30 minutes if you don't get off.

Bus 200 has a stop at Alexanderplatz but does not terminate there.

The 200 continues another 15 minutes into the Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood and what used to be communist East Berlin and then terminates at Michael Angelostraße. 

There's plenty to see in East Berlin and exploring by foot is the best way to do it. Join one of our pay-what-you-wish walking tours  or use our  Self-guided tour of East Berlin.

Tips From Locals and Travelers

While we do our best to remain unbiased, it's always a good idea to get a variety of perspectives before deciding whether or not to take any tour.

That's why we also have a Facebook Group called Berlin Travel Tips , where you can see the opinions of over 40,000 members.

Our group consists of locals, like us tour guides, who moderate the group, expats, regular visitors, as well as newbies to Berlin.

You don't need to join the group in order to search for and read the posts, comments, and suggestions on all things Berlin travel related.

Here are some of the thoughts our group members have shared about hop-on hop-off bus tours in the past:

As you can see, it's actually quite common for someone to ask whether or not Berlin bus tours are worth the price, because there is a bus line that many consider to be just as good.

That said, a lot of people still recommend taking a hop-on hop-off tour, insisting it's a great way to become familiar with the city and find all the best attractions with ease.

It seems that most people who do suggest a hop-on hop-off Berlin tour insist that it's good for first time visitors, but if you're already familiar with the city, the public bus might be a better option.

Whether it's to save some money or simply because you already know your way around the city, a lot of our group members do recommend using the 100 and 200 bus lines to see the best attractions in Berlin.

For more advice, or to ask your own question about Berlin bus tours, please visit our Berlin Travel Tips group on Facebook.

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Hop-On Hop-Off Busses Berlin [2024]: Best Tours Compared!

Excited to hop on these hop-on hop-off busses in Berlin? Learn more about these busses before you go, including the routes and prices, so nothing will catch you off-guard!

When you travel to a city you’ve never been to before, it can be overwhelming to figure out what to see, and how to see it all in the time you’re there.

Since there are so many things to do in Berlin , one way to see a lot of the “must-sees,” while also getting a feel for the city is to take a Hop On Hop Off bus tour.

Read on to find out if you might want to  hop on  one of these tours in Berlin!

What is a Hop On Hop Off tour?

Hop on Hop Off bus tours can be found in many major cities.

This style of bus tour allows you to see famous landmarks while using the bus as a way to conveniently get you from place to place.

Every tour operates on a route, stopping at various landmarks. You can either ride the bus through the whole circuit, get off at the sights that interest you or do a combination of both. You can then hop back on when the next bus comes through. 

Tours also frequently come with pre-recorded commentary so you can learn all about the city you’re visiting and the sights you’ll see. These will come in multiple languages so you don’t need to worry if you don’t speak the local language.

Buses frequently also have open rooftop seating so you can get the best views as you cruise through the city. 

Big Bus Tours Berlin

The most well-known Hop On Hop Off bus operator is  Big Bus Tours .

Their Berlin tour has two routes, each exploring a different side of Berlin. The red route lasts two hours, with departures every 30 minutes, while the blue route lasts 40 minutes, with departures every 60 minutes. Each route comes with a pre-recorded audio guide in eight languages.

Here are the stops on each route:

Big Bus Tour Routes:

Frequency:  Every 15-20 minutes

Tour Duration: 2 Hours

First bus departure: 10:00

Last bus Departure: 16:00

Stops include:

• KaDeWe Department Store
• Lützowplatz
• Potsdamer Platz
• Topographie des Terrors
• Checkpoint Charlie
• Gendarmenmarkt
• Alexanderplatz
• Neptune Fountain
• Museum Island
• Madame Tussauds
• Brandenburg Gate
• Central Station
• Bellevue Palace
• Victory Column

Frequency:  Every 60 minutes

Tour Duration: 40 minutes

First bus departure: 10:15

Last bus Departure: 16:15

• Karl-Marx Allee
• East Side Gallery

Your Hop On Hop Off ticket can be used on both routes for the duration of its validity, and you can hop on and off as many times as you like, providing there’s another bus coming.

While the bus doesn’t cover every monument or attraction in Berlin, you can get off at any of the several stops to explore the area. You can also use the bus to get you from one place to another before exploring further. Bus tickets do not include entry to any of the landmarks or attractions, though. 

There’s also a Big Bus Tours mobile app you can download so you can track in real-time when the next bus will arrive, and follow your route. This is helpful if you choose to get off at every stop so you can plan when to be back at the stop to continue your journey.

The app is available on Google Store and in the Apple app store. 

Big Bus Tours Ticket prices

If you’re interested in taking a Hop On Hop Off tour in Berlin, you’ll need to purchase tickets. Booking them online in advance will save you some money, but you can purchase them prior to boarding the bus as well.

When you book  online , you can save up to 20% on tickets.

Keep in mind that the prices and availability mentioned below may fluctuate. For the most up-to-date pricing, features, and availability, make sure to click the link to Big Bus Tours' official site!

Pricing is as follows:

Classic One Day Ticket

• Adult: From €27 (€30 on street)
• Child [5-15]: From €13.50 (€15 on street)
• Family [2 Adults, 2 Children]: From €67.50 (€75 on street)

What's included:

• Red & Blue Routes
• 1 Day Hop-On Hop-Off ticket

Premium Two Day Ticket

• Adult: From €36 (€40 on street)
• Child [5-15]: From €18 (€20 on street)
• Family [2 Adults, 2 Children]: From €90 (€100 on street)
• 2 Day Hop-On Hop-Off ticket
• Original Berlin Currywurst
• Guided Walking Tour

Deluxe Three Day Ticket

• Adult: From €49.50 (€55 on street)
• Child [5-15]: From €27 (€30 on street)
• Family [2 Adults, 2 Children]: From €126 (€140 on street)
• 3 Day Hop-On Hop-Off ticket
• River Cruise included

Berlin Evening Tour

• Adult: From €20
• Child [5-15]: From €10

It can be hard to visualize where exactly the Hop On Hop Off bus will take you in Berlin with just a list of stops.

If you’re looking to see it on a map, and the difference between the two routes, look no further!

Other Hop On Hop Off bus tours

While Big Bus Tours are the biggest name in Hop On Hop Off tours, they are by no means the only option in Berlin. 

‍ City Sightseeing  also offers a Hop On Hop Off tour that offers one route with free cancellations, and an audio guide in 12 languages. Their tours operate from 9:00 to 18:00, giving you more time to take in all the sights.

The 20 stops on the tour are as follows:

• Kurfürstendamm 216 / D Tauentzien
• Kulturforum
• A Potsdamer Platz / C Gropius Bau
• Neptunbrunnen
• Karl Marx Allee
• DomAquarée/Berliner Dom
• Friedrichstraße / UdL
• Hauptbahnhof
• Siegessäule
• Elefantentor

Tickets come in three price brackets: Iconic (from $29.08), Essential (from $47.22), and Value (from 49.64). 

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For the first visit to Berlin, a Hop On Hop Off bus tour is a great way to familiarize yourself with the city, as well as check off some of the major sights to see.

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Ali Garland, Berlin expert & long term resident What to Do

Berlin Hop On Hop Off bus tours can be a great way to see the highlights of the city in a short amount of time. It’s no wonder they’re popular with first time visitors to Berlin. But I know the options can be overwhelming. In this article, I’m going to show you two of the most popular options for hop on hop off buses in Berlin , the differences and similarities, what you can expect, and more.

There are several different sightseeing tour buses in Berlin , but I will be focusing on the two biggest ones here. Too many options can get so overwhelming, so looking at only the best Berlin hop on hop off buses should make it a little easier for you to decide which one to take.

What you'll find here

Quick verdict: Berlin sightseeing bus tours

There’s a lot of information in this article about the features of the different Berlin hop on hop off buses. So if you’re looking for a quick glance at the differences between the two, this will help you out.

• Price (adult 24 hour ticket): A few euros more expensive
• Price (family 24 hour ticket): Cheaper family ticket for 2 adults & 2 kids
• Date change: Can't change the date on a 24 hour ticket
• East Side Gallery: Stops at each end
• Kids ages: 5 - 15
• Extras: 24 hour ticket comes with digital walking tour; 48 hour tickets have flexible date change, free walking tours, free currywurst

• Price (adult 24 hour ticket): A few euros cheaper
• Price (family 24 hour ticket): No family ticket, more expensive for 2 adults & 2 kids
• Date change: More flexibility to change the date on a 24 hour ticket
• East Side Gallery: Only drives by, does not stop
• Kids ages: 6 - 14
• Extras: Standard 24 & 48 hour tickets have no extras; higher tier 24 hour tickets have options for TV Tower or Ice Bar

As you can see, the differences are subtle, but they can help you pick one over the other. For example, for a child ticket, if you have a 15 year old, Big Bus is cheaper, but if you have a 5 year old, City Sightseeing is cheaper. This is just one example though, so if you’re still not sure, keep reading for an in depth look at both Big Bus Berlin and City Sightseeing Berlin bus tours.

Who is a Berlin hop on hop off tour good for?

Taking a hop on hop off bus in Berlin is a good idea for those who want to get an overview of the city in a short amount of time. It’s good for people who might only have one day in Berlin and want to see as many sights as possible without having to figure out public transportation.

But even if you have a week in Berlin, a hop on hop off bus tour can also be a good way to see some of Berlin’s most important landmarks before diving deeper into sightseeing and learning about Berlin’s history. And it can be a good option for people with physical limitations who can’t be on their feet much.

I’ve also heard from people who visit for the Berlin marathon that the hop on hop off tour was a good option for the day before the race when they wanted to rest their feet. So there are lots of different people who can benefit from taking a bus tour like this in Berlin.

Who is it not good for?

While there are lots of reasons why taking a hop on hop off bus tour in Berlin can be a great idea, it’s not for everyone. It’s not for people who want to get off the beaten path in Berlin . Taking a hop on hop off tour might not be right for you if you want to explore slowly and spend lots of time at each attraction.

Berlin Hop On Hop Off Tours

Big Bus Berlin and City Sightseeing Berlin are the two big hop on hop off bus tours in Berlin that I’m discussing in this article, and they have a few similarities. They both offer 24 hour and 48 hour ticket options. Both companies offer mobile tickets or a printable ticket, and both have wifi on the bus.

But it’s the differences between these two sightseeing bus tours in Berlin that will help you decide which is the best one for you. Let’s take a look at Big Bus Berlin and City Sightseeing Berlin hop on hop off bus tours.

Note: Sightseeing bus tours run nearly every day of the year. However, certain events that block major roads might interfere. For example, the hop on hop off buses can’t operate on the day of the Berlin Marathon, which is the last Sunday in September.

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Big Bus Berlin

Here’s all the important information about the Big Bus Berlin sightseeing buses.

Choosing a date: With Big Bus Berlin, you choose the date you want to do the 24 hour hop on hop off tour, and it’s not changeable. If you buy one of the 48 hour options, then you have the flexibility to change your date.

Audio guide languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, and Brazilian Portuguese.

Route: Big Bus Berlin has two routes. The red route has 17 stops and includes the main sites in central Berlin. The blue route has 4 stops and takes you to the East Side Gallery, with stops at both ends of the East Side Gallery. They overlap at Alexanderplatz.

Times: 9:51- 16:51 (red route) and 10:15-16:15 (blue route)

Frequency: Every 20-30 minutes for the red route, and every 60 minutes for the blue route.

Duration: If you stay on the bus for the full route, the red route takes about 2 hours, and the blue route takes about 40 minutes.

Adult vs children ages: Big Bus considers anyone who is 16 and older to be an adult. Kids tickets are available for ages 5 to 15. Children under 4 years old or younger ride free with an adult.

Discover Ticket – 24 Hours, comes with a digital walking tour.

• Adult ages 16+: 29.75 euros
• Kids ages 5-15: 14.45 euros
• Family (2 adults and 2 children): 72.25 euros

Essential Ticket – 48 hours, comes with a digital walking tour, guided walking tour, free Original Berlin currywurst, flexible date change.

• Adult ages 16+: 36 euros
• Kids ages 5-15: 17.60 euros
• Family (2 adults and 2 children): 88 euros

Explore Ticket – 48 hours, comes with a digital walking tour, guided walking tour, free Original Berlin currywurst, flexible date change, and a 75 minute live-guided evening walking tour (English and German).

• Adult ages 16+: 44 euros
• Kids ages 5-15: 24 euros
• Family (2 adults and 2 children): 112 euros

City Sightseeing Berlin

Here’s all the important information about the City Sightseeing Berlin hop on hop off bus tours.

Choosing a date: With City Sightseeing Berlin, you choose a date on the calendar, and then you can redeem the voucher any day within 3 months starting from that date. There is free cancellation until 24 hours before the chosen date.

Audio guide languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Hebrew, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, Polish, Arabic, Turkish

Route: City Sightseeing Berlin has one route with 18 stops, including the main sites in central Berlin. It goes past the East Side Gallery but does not stop there.

Times: 9:30am – 5:30pm

Frequency: Every 30 minutes.

Duration: If you stay on the bus for the full route, it takes about 2 hours 30 minutes.

Adult vs children ages: City Sightseeing considers anyone who is 15 and older to be an adult. Kids tickets are available for ages 6 to 14. Children under 5 years old or younger ride free with an adult.

Iconic ticket – Standard ticket, choose either a 24 hour option or 48 hour option.

• Adults ages 15+, 24 hour ticket: 25 euros
• Adults ages 15+, 48 hour ticket: 29 euros
• Kids ages 6-14, 24 hour ticket: 12.50 euros
• Kids ages 6-14, 48 hour ticket: 14.50 euros

Value ticket – 24 hour bus ticket that includes a fast-track ticket for the TV Tower.

• Adults ages 15+: 51.50 euros
• Kids ages 6-14: 29 euros

Supreme ticket – 24 hour bus ticket that includes entrance to the Ice Bar (closed Mondays) with 3 drinks.

• Adults ages 15+: 45 euros
• Kids ages 6-14: 22.50 euros

Berlin has other sightseeing tour buses, but sometimes too many choices can be overwhelming and confusing. Big Bus Berlin and City Sightseeing Berlin are the ones I see most often, they have good reviews, and they have great options to show you around the city. Hopefully this blog post has helped you decide which one is right for you.

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Best of Berlin Tour by bus: Discover famous sights

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Let yourself be enchanted by the impressive sights of Berlin! From the open roof of the double-decker buses you have a great view of the city - and can follow the fascinating comments in 20 languages via headphones.

Discover the most beautiful sights of Berlin by bus

During the 2-hour City Circle Best of Berlin bus tour (Yellow Tour) you will pass the Brandenburg Gate, the Victory Column, Potsdamer Platz and Alexanderplatz as well as Checkpoint Charlie, Gendarmenmarkt, East Side Gallery and many other sights. You will have the opportunity to get to know the capital at its own pace.

Your ticket for the Best of Berlin Tour with City Circle Sightseeing

✔ Flexible Exploring Berlin - Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour with City Circle Sightseeing ✔ Relaxed and comfortable - discover Berlin by bus ✔ Valid for either 24, 48 or 72 hours - 22 stops along the most beautiful sights Hop-On and Hop-Off at 22 stops and exploring Berlin: Kurfürstendamm 216 Kurfürstendamm / Meinekestraße Kurfürstendamm / Rankestraße KaDeWe Lützowplatz Kulturforum Tiergarten Potsdamer Platz / Kolhoff-Hochhaus Gropiusbau Checkpoint Charlie Gendarmenmarkt Neptunbrunnen / Rotes Rathaus Alexanderplatz Karl-Marx-Allee East Side Gallery Ostbahnhof Neptunbrunnen / Rotes Rathaus DomAquarée Lustgarten Unter den Linden / Friedrichstraße Brandenburger Tor Hauptbahnhof Siegessäule / Hofjägerallee Elefantentor Enjoy the Best of Berlin Tour: ✔ driving times: from 10 am - 6 pm ✔ Duration: 2.5 hours (complete tour without hop-off) ✔ Buses every 20 minutes ✔ Flexible: Valid for 24,48 or 72 hours after redemption Already inclusive: ✔ incl. headphones ✔ incl. city map ✔ incl. WiFi / WLAN on board ✔ Audioguide in 20 languages with children's channel in German & English

Meeting point

Main departure point| Kurfürstendamm/ Ecke Rankestraße (Tauentzien 13)

Important information

✔ accepts as printed or mobile smartphone voucher

✔ Valid for 24, 48 or 72 hours after redemption by the driver

✔ You can start your tour at any of the stops

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March – November:

• First Departure | 10:00 am/ End of the Tour 6:00 pm / Last Departure | 3:17 pm
• Sunday-thusday: 10 am - 6 pm
• Friday & saturday: 10 am - 7 pm

November – March: First Departure | 10:00 am/ End of the Tour 5:00 pm / Last Departure | 2:17 pm

Arrival by public transport

main departure point

U-Bahn | U1, U2, U9 (Zoologischer Garten), U1, U2, U3 (Wittenbergplatz) S-Bahn | S5, S7, S75 (Zoologischer Garten) Bus | 100, 200 (Zoologischer Garten)

Departs/ Departure time

22 different stops/ Daily every 15-20 minutes from every Departure point

The tour starts every 15-20 minutes at 10:00 am at the following stops: Potsdamer Platz Kurfürstendamm 216 Kurfürstendamm / Meinekestraße Kurfürstendamm 234 Kurfürstendamm / Rankestraße Tauentzienstraße KaDeWe Lützowplatz Kulturforum Tiergarten Potsdamer Platz / Kolhoff-Hochhaus Potsdamer Platz / Balzac Gropiusbau Checkpoint Charlie Gendarmenmarkt Neptunbrunnen / Rotes Rathaus Alexanderplatz Karl-Marx-Allee East Side Gallery Ostbahnhof Neptunbrunnen / Rotes Rathaus DomAquarée Lustgarten Unter den Linden / Friedrichstraße Brandenburger Tor Hauptbahnhof Siegessäule / Bundespräsidialamt Siegessäule / Hofjägerallee Elefantentor Kranzler

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Sightseeing tours at your own pace – tickets.

• 24h or 48h tickets
• Free cancellation up to 24h before departure
• Safe online payments

About this tour

Discover Berlin’s most iconic sights and attractions with our Hop On – Hop Off bus tours. Get on and off our buses as much as you like to explore Germany’s vibrant capital at your very own pace in the most flexible, relaxing way possible.

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24h bus hop on – hop off - discover.

Get on and off the bus and even switch between routes as much as you like to explore the city and make the most out of your stay.

Ticket includes:  ✅ 24h Hop On - Hop Off

✅ Blue Line

✅Self Guided Audio Tour

48h BUS Hop On – Hop Off - Essential

Ticket includes: ✅ 48h Hop On - Hop Off

✅ 1.5 H Walking Tour live in English and German

✅ Curry Sausage (Currywurst) 

48h BUS Hop On – Hop Off - Explore

✅ Curry Sausage (Currywurst)

✅ Live Guided Evening Tour

✅ Live Guided Panorama Tour

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Are you searching for a Berlin city bus tour with the possibility to hop on and hop off whenever you like? Stromma buses give you the best possible tour in the city and its countless exciting attractions. Discover the rich history and culture as you experience the atmosphere of modern city life. On this page you can easily book your ticket, see the route map and read about the attractions along the tour.

One ticket – two bus routes

To turn your trip into an unforgettable experience, our two specially designed bus routes pass all the best and most famous attractions that Berlin is known for. While your ticket is valid, you can ride on all of our Hop On - Hop Off buses frequenting both tours. Ride one tour first and then the other, switch between them to mix and match as you like - it's all up to you!

Berlin sightseeing tour red line: City centre and west side

The Red Line (Line 1) takes you on a picturesque ride to the city center, the west side, and through the Tiergarten  - the green lung and most famous public park. Our buses pass by great points of interest such as the newly built Berlin Palace,  countless exciting museums, attractions, and historical landmarks on the way. 

Berlin sightseeing tour blue line: Berlin east side

The Blue Line (Line 2) will take you to the east side with its more urban, gritty, and alternative districts. Here, you are sure to get a taste of the vibrant and diverse modern culture that the city is so famous for and to learn everything there is to know about the history of the German Democratic Republic (GDR). All while enjoying the convenience of our comfortable Berlin city tour bus. 

Visit Berlin’s top attractions via our city tour buses

We will make numerous stops at such landmarks as the Alexanderplatz , the Brandenburg Gate , Checkpoint Charlie , the famous boulevard Kurfürstendamm, and the East Side Gallery, a preserved section of the Berlin Wall covered in murals along its impressive length of 1.3 kilometers. The city is simply bursting with exciting highlights, and you can discover them all onboard our modern and comfortable double-decker busses offering audio guides in 16 languages. 

Hop On and Hop Off as you like during the bus tour

And of course you are free to get on and off as much as you please to discover the city in a way that suits you best: by exploring a particular sight or sound that piques your interest, with a drink directly on the banks of the Spree river, or joining us on a complete bus tour. If you are searching for a Hop On - Hop Off sightseeing tour of Berlin, you have found the right one!

Choose between Discover, Essential and Explore tickets 

While the Discover tickets give you the option to Hop On and Off on both, the Red Line (Line 1) and the Blue Line (Line 2), the Essential and Explore tickets have some extras to enhance your experience: 

Free walking tour (with Essential and Explore tickets)

Tired of touring Berlin by bus and ready to move your legs? Hop Off at our stop 4, Brandenburg Gate and take our 1,5 hour guided Walking Tour through the former government distric of the Nazi-Germany with Stromma which is included in your ticket. Read further details and the departure times of our Walking Tour page .

Free Curry Sausage (Currywurst) (with Essential and Explore tickets)

Berlin is more than phenomenal landmarks, it is also a city that has its own flavours. Taste Berlin with an original Curry Sausage from CurryWolf as you Hop Off at the Brandenburg Gate (Stop 4) or at Kurfürstendamm (Stop 10).

Free Live Guided Evening Tour (with Explore tickets)

Have you thought about seeing the german capital at dusk? At night, the city's night life awakens and offers you an amazing contrast from the regular tour. Your Explore ticket includes our Evening Tour, live in English and German, which starts from Alexanderplatz (Stop 1) every day at 6 p.m.

Environmentally friendly buses

Stromma is happy and proud to do its parts and to contribute to a sustainable tourism industry. In our effort to make our tours as environmentally friendly as possible, our buses already fulfil the newest Euro 6 emissions standard to make sure that even future generations get to fully enjoy Berlin. 

Stromma is, as well, a proud Sustainable Partner of Visit Berlin, and the most environmentally friendly sightseeing company in Berlin. 

Click on the pennants for information about the bus stops. 

Is the Bus tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, you can use the ramp to access the bus. The buses have extra access for you to use the audioguide onboard.

Can I bring my baby buggy/stroller?

Yes, you are welcome to bring the buggy/stroller and place it in the bus. We kindly remind you that you are solely responsable for your belongings.

Is the bus roof open?

We gladly open the roof for you when weather conditions allow it and the temperature is above 15 degrees.

How to redeem my ticket?

Along with your booking confirmation, you receive a voucher that can be exchanged with our sales agents at the bus stops.

Is there WiFi?

Yes, some of the buses are fully equipped with WiFi.

How to use the self guided walking Tour?

Once you redeem your voucher, you receive a QR-Code that leads to the download of the PoPGuide-App. Username and Password are printed below the QR-Code Ticket.

Where is my ticket for the Walking Tour?

The tickets for the add ons (Self Guided Walkig Tour, CurryWurst, Walking Tour and Evening Tour) are printed together with your bus ticket by our sales agents at the bus stop.

Is the Walking Tour included?

The Walking Tour and other add ons are included on your ticket depending what option you choose.

What languages are available?

The bus tour is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian.

What happens with lost items?

In case of lost items, you are welcome to contact our customer service and/or our team members. If the item was given to our drivers, they will send it tour office for you to be able to pick it up. We kindly remind you that your are solely responsible for your belongings.

How is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation 24h prior to the departure are free of charge. Please read our tearms and conditions.

Is there a restrom onboard?

No. The buses are not equipped with WC.

When does the Bus tour no operate?

The Bus tour does not operate on September 29th due to the Berlin Marathon.

Can I bring my pet on board?

Yes, four legged passengers are welcome, and there is no extra fees. Please beware that large dogs must wear a muzzle and remain downstairs during the tour.

Line 1 Every 30 minutes Alexanderplatz (ADAC) Alexanderstraße 1 First departure: 09:25 Last departure: 16:07

Rotes Rathaus First departure: 09:30 Last departure: 15:46

Brandenburger Tor (This stop is currently moved to Maddam Tussauds due to the Europe Cup) First departure: 10:15 Last departure: 15:45

Hauptbahnhof |Central Station Washingtonplatz - Ella-Trebe-Straße First departure: 10:00 Last departure: 15:55

Ku´Damm Kurfürstendamm 236 First departure: 09:30 Last departure: 15:45

Checkpoint Charlie First departure: 10:05 Last departure: 15:30

Line 2 Every 60 minutes Alexanderplatz (ADAC) Alexanderstraße 1 First departure: 10:10 Last departure: 15:10

City Spree Cruise (1h) Alte Börse: Stop 4, Line 1* Departures times: 11:15 12:45 14:15 15:45 17:15 *The tour returns to the Alte Börse

Departures and frequency are approximate. They may change due weather and traffic conditions. 

ALEXANDERPLATZ

LINE 1 & 2: BUS STOP 1

Alexanderplatz Here you find the famous radio and TV tower Berliner Fernsehturm. The tower was built from 1965 to 1969 and has a height of 368 meters. Here you also find die Weltzeituhr (the world clock), a giant clock that shows time in other countries and the colourful Fountain of International Friendship. Read about Alexanderplatz Address: Panoramastraße 1A, 10178 Berlin

Alexa Shopping Mall Here you can visit Alexa Shopping Mall, one of Berlin's largest indoor galleries and one of Europe's largest shopping malls. Address: Grunerstraße 20, 10179 Berlin

FRANKFURTER ALLEE

LINE 2: BUS STOP 2

Karl-Marx-Allee & Frankfurter Allee Karl-Marx-Allee is a long parade street that runs through the eastern and central districts of Friedrichshain and Mitte, from Alexanderplatz via Strausberger Platz. The boulevard ends at the impressive Frankfurter Tor where it changes to Frankfurter Allee.

Friedrichshain This neighborhood was former part of East Berlin, and still has some of the wall remaining. Today it’s an artsy neighborhood known for its artistic collectives, techno and punk-clubs and Berlin’s most lively nightlife.

EAST SIDE GALLERY

LINE 2: BUS STOP 3

East Side Gallery An outdoor gallery that consists of a series of wall paintings painted directly on the 1,316 meters long remnant of the Berlin Wall. It is located near the Berlin Ostbahnhof train station by the River Spree in the Friedrichshain district. On the eastern wall are 160 paintings by various artists from all over the world. Address: Mühlenstraße 3-100, 10243 Berlin

East Side Mall The new shopping mall hosts around 120 shops, restaurants, cafés and retailers, in three floors. The Mall is located next to Mercedes Benz Arena. Address: Tamara-Danz-Straße 11, 10243  Berlin

Oberbaumbrücke This bridge is a well-known landmark for Berlin. When Berlin was divided, the bridge was a pedestrian crossing. Today it connects the two districts of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. The Oberbaumbrücke offers great views and is a popular photo spot. Address: Oberbaumbrücke, 10243 Berlin

Uber-Platz The new city complex Uber-Platz (former Mercedes-Platz) near the river Spree is located along the East Side Gallery. Here you find event arenas, hotels, cinemas, bowling, restaurant, shops and outdoor areas and fountains. Read about Mercedes Platz Address: Uber Platz, 10243 Berlin

LINE 2: BUS STOP 4

Ostbahnhof One of the largest train stations in Berlin located in the city east in the district Friedrichshain. It connects long-distance trains, regional trains and the commuter trains S-Bahn. Address: Ostbahnhof, 10243 Berlin

ROTES RATHAUS

LINE 1: BUS STOP 3 LINE 2: BUS STOP 6

Nikolaiviertel This is the oldest area of Berlin, named after the church Nikolaikirche that dates back to 13th century. Nikolaikirche is Berlin's first church, today it is a museum and concert hall. Address: Rathausstraße 21, 10178 Berlin

AquaDom & Sea Life Berlin At this large aquarium you find over 5000 creatures in 37 different fresh and saltwater pools. Explore the ocean's amazing creatures; see starfish, seahorses, stingrays, sharks and much more up close! Read about SEA LIFE Berlin Address: Spandauer Str. 3, 10178  Berlin

Berlin Dungeon The Berlin Dungeon is a uniquely thrilling attraction that will whisk you way back into the city's most perilous past. Professional actors take you through the history of old Berlin with amazing special effects and historical backdrops. Read about The Berlin Dungeon Address: Spandauer Str. 2, 10178 Berlin

Little BIG City Little BIG City, the unique history of Berlin becomes an exciting experience for everyone. Interactive 3D models, holograms, projections and more than 6,000 inhabitants make Berlin's history interesting and vibrant. Read about Little BIG City Berlin Address: Panoramastraße 1a, 10178  Berlin

DDR Museum/GDR Museum Go on a trip back in time to the lost world of the GDR. You can really feel the soul of the history at this exhibition with sound, image and authentic furniture and decorations. Read about DDR Museum Berlin Address: Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1, 10178 Berlin

Nineties Berlin Nineties Berlin is a multimedia exhibition showcasing the wild and colorful Berlin of the 1990s. The decade that began in Berlin after the fall of the Wall had a lasting impact on the city. The exhibition captures this time and shows the traces of the 90s with real parts of the wall, sculptures and interactive elements. Address: Molkenmarkt 2, 10179  Berlin

MUSEUMSINSEL

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The Museumsinsel is the northern part of the island Spreeinsel in the river Spree. It’s named after the five state museums located on the island; Altes Museum, Neues Museum, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bode-Museum and the Pergamonmuseum.

Berliner Dom Berlin Cathedral, a beautiful church with a long and fascinating history. Address: Am Lustgarten, 10178 Berlin

Unter den Linden Unter den Linden is the main boulevard in central Berlin that runs from Schlossbrücke in the east to Pariser Platz in the west. Along the street there are exclusive shops and car dealers who deal with luxury cars. There are also many nice cafes and outdoor restaurants here.

Humboldt-Forum An ongoing reconstruction of the Berlin City Palace, the building will house the future Humboldt-Forum, which is scheduled to open in 2020. Address: Schloßpl. 1, 10178 Berlin

FRIEDRICHSTRASSE

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Friedrichstraße is the main shopping street in Berlin. It's 3,5 kilometers long and houses shopping galleries, restaurants and designer boutiques. The famous Checkpoint Charlie is also located at Friedrichstraße. 

BRANDENBURGER TOR

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Brandenburg Gate This is possibly one of the most photographed places in Berlin and an iconic symbol for the city. The Brandenburg Gate is an 18th-century neoclassical monument, built during the period of King Frederick William II. The gate has a long history and has played different roles for the city. Read about Brandenburg Gate Address: Pariser Platz, 10117 Berlin

Holocaust-Mahnmal The Holocaust-Mahnmal is a monument in central Berlin, close to Brandenburger Tor. The monument that covers 19,000 square meters, and consists of 2711 concrete blocks, is dedicated to all Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust. Address: Cora-Berliner-Straße 1, 10117  Berlin

Madame Tussauds Berlin Get up close and personal with your favorite celebrities like never before thanks to impressive sets, opulent costumes, exciting music, and modern technology! Read about Madame Tussauds Berlin Address: Unter den Linden 74, 10117 Berlin

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Reichstagsgebäude The Parliament building is one of the capital's most important landmarks. It's a popular tourist attraction where you can learn about politics and the German history. Read about Reichstag in Berlin Address: Platz der Republik 1, 11011  Berlin

Tiergarten Tiergarten is a large park in the middle of central Berlin. Here you can enjoy green areas, ponds and flower gardens. The park also has several cafes and attractions, such as the victory column Siegessäule. Read about Tiergarten Address: Str. des 17. Juni, 10785 Berlin

HAUPTBAHNHOF

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Hauptbahnhof (The central station) The main central station in Berlin is the connecting point for all rail traffic, regional trains connect with the underground, tram and buses. Address: Hauptbahnhof, Europaplatz 1, 10557 Berlin

Regierungsviertel Discover the new government district in Berlin on foot, or from the water on a boat tour. It is located directly by the river Spree.

HAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELT

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Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) The house of world cultures is a forum for contemporary art and critical debates. It stages a unique program, combining exhibitions, concerts and performance, research, mediation and publications. Address: John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10, 10557  Berlin

SCHLOSS BELLEVUE

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Schloss Bellevue Bellevue Palace, the palace with beautiful views, is the official residence of the German president. Bellevue is located in central Berlin, in the Tiergarten district, close to the river Spree. Address: Spreeweg 1, 10557  Berlin

SIEGESSÄULE

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Siegessäule The Siegessäule, the victory column, is located in the middle of Tiergarten. It ranks as one of Berlin’s most famous landmarks. The official name of golden statue on top may be Victoria, after the goddess of victory, but the Berliners call her simply Goldelse. At the top, just below Victoria, is a viewing platform that offers great views over Berlin. In the lower part of the Siegessäule you'll a museum of the monument's history. Address: Großer Stern, 10557  Berlin

KURFÜRSTENDAMM

The Kurfürstendamm is West Berlin's most famous commercial street with a wide selection of large department stores and luxury shops. At the eastern end of the street is the Breitscheidplatz with the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church.

Zoo Berlin The Berlin Zoo is the oldest zoo in Germany and has the most species in the world. The zoo is home to over 20000 animals, including giraffes, gorillas, elephants and great pandas. Address: Hardenbergplatz 8, 10787 Berlin

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KaDeWe Kaufhaus des Westens, known as KaDeWe, is a department store. KaDeWe is one of the world's largest department stores. It is located at the famous shopping street Tauentzienstraße in the Neuer Westen area. Address: Tauentzienstraße 21-24, 10789  Berlin

Urania Urania is a scientific research center founded 1888. In addition to research, Urania hosts various exhibitions, concerts and festivals within the area. Address: An der Urania 17, 10787 Berlin

LÜTZOWPLATZ

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Lützowplatz Lützowplatz is an inner city park area in the Tiergarten district. Here you find the contemporary art museum Haus am Lützowplatz. The museum host many different exhibitions, from photography and painting to conceptual art.  Address: Lützowplatz, 10785 Berlin

KULTURFORUM

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Kulturforum Kulturforum is located on Potsdamer Platz and consists of numerous museums. Together they house the European Art Collection. The buildings at the Kulturforum also include the Philharmonic Hall, the State Library and the State Institute of Music Research with the Museum of Musical Instruments. Address: Matthäikirchplatz, 10785 Berlin

Neue Nationalgalerie The gallery has a great collection of 20th century art from famous European and American artists, such as Salvador Dalí, Francis Bacon, Ferdinand Hodler, Edvard Munch, Pablo Picasso, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Max Beckmann, Paul Klee, Max Ernst, Wilhelm Nay, Gerhard Richter and Andy Warhol. Address: Potsdamer Straße 50, 10785 Berlin

POTSDAMER PLATZ

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Potsdamer Platz This used to be a wasteland with the Berlin Wall running through it. But today it’s a completely new and modern area with restaurants, shopping centers, cinemas and modern architecture. Address: Potsdamer Platz, 10785 Berlin

Sony Center Sony Center is a building complex located on Potsdamer Platz. The building complex has a large courtyard with a spectacular roof. In the courtyard there are outdoor seating and a large fountain. Address: Potsdamer Straße 4, 10785 Berlin

German Spy Museum The German Spy Museum Berlin gives a unique insight into the gloom of espionage right where the Wall once divided the city. Address: Leipziger Platz 9, 10117 Berlin

LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre At the ultimate indoor LEGO® playground you can create, play and build with no limits to your creativity and fantasy. Here is also an amazing 4D-cinema and a miniature of Berlin and a medieval dragon castle. Read about LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin Address: Potsdamer Straße 4, 10785 Berlin

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Berliner Mauer In the fall of 1989, the Berlin Wall fell; only a year later, the border facilities in the inner-city area were almost completely dismantled. In this area you can find remains of the Wall and memorial signs. Address: Potsdamer Platz, Leipziger Pl., 10785 Berlin

Martin-Gropius-Bau The museum Gropius Bau is famous for its contemporary and archaeological exhibitions. The versatile exhibition program inspires more than 500 000 visitors every year. Address: Niederkirchnerstraße 7, 10963 Berlin

Topographie des Terrors The museum Topographie des Terrors showcases the crimes of Nazism before and during the Second World War. It is located at the site where SS and Gestapo had their headquarters. Address: Niederkirchnerstraße 8, 10963 Berlin

CHECKPOINT CHARLIE

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Checkpoint Charlie Checkpoint Charlie is the most famous former border crossing between East and West Berlin. The checkpoint brings history back with its guards, booth, flags, barriers, and sandbags based on the original. At the Mauermuseum located next to the checkpoint, you can learn more about the history. Read about Checkpoint Charlie Address: Friedrichstraße 43-45, 10117 Berlin

GENDARMENMARKT

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Gendarmenmarkt The beautiful square Gendarmenmarkt is located in the district Mitte, surrounded by the amazing French and German cathedrals, Berlin Concert Hall and the statue of the German poet Friedrich Schiller. During the summer there are outdoor concerts at the square and in December Gendarmenmarkt is hosting a popular Christmas market. Address: Gendarmenmarkt, 10117 Berlin

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Explore the capital city of Germany during a Berlin bus tour. The city of Berlin is nine times bigger than Paris but has only one-fifth of Paris’s density. Thus, it feels a lot more spacious. Or, maybe it’s the fact that Berlin has more bridges than Venice that keeps the traffic flowing and offers you a little breathing room! Either way, you can enjoy a hassle-free bus tour and check out the top attractions at your own pace.

Hop off the bus and see the points of interest that appeal to you. Then, hop back on and skip the ones that don’t. Combine the tour with a boat ride on the Spree River during your vacation. Or pick up a ticket to Madame Tussauds to go along with your tour. And, for those who want to do something exciting in Berlin, pair the tour with a concert at Charlottenburg Palace. If you want a reliable way to get around the city that stops at all of the key attractions, a Hop-On Hop-Off tour is what to do in Berlin!

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Q: what is the best time to book a hop-on hop-off berlin tour.

We recommend exploring Berlin on a Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing tour from May through September. The weather is warm and ideal for leisurely strolling. Between January and March, the weather gets chilled with long nights. However, the city is very cheap in terms of accommodation and airfares. You can also opt for the months of October and November to experience fewer crowds.

Q: What are the key attractions covered in the Berlin hop-on hop-off tour?

A Berlin hop-on hop-off tour covers all major attractions of the city including Tiergarten, East Side Gallery, Tauentzienstraße, KaDeWe, Lützowplatz, Kulturforum Tiergarten, Potsdamer Platz / Balzac, Gropiusbau, Checkpoint Charlie, Gendarmenmarkt, Neptunbrunnen / Rotes Rathaus, Alexanderplatz / Park Inn, Karl-Marx-Allee, East Side Gallery, Ostbahnhof, Neptunbrunnen / Rotes Rathaus, and Lustgarten.

Q: What is the validity of the ticket?

Depending on your travel plans, you can choose from 24, 48, or 72 hours. The vouchers are valid anywhere between 6 months to 12 months and can be used anytime during that period.

Q: Where do I find the list of Berlin bus tour routes and stops?

You can check the exact Route Map in the Useful Downloads section and Product Descriptions to plan your own itinerary.

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Day One Experts launching Best of Texas Bus Tour in October

Day One Experts, in collaboration with Texas Economic Development Connection (TexasEDConnection) and TAC Brokerage and Consultant, is excited to announce “The Best of Texas Bus Tour,” an exclusive event from October 1-5, 2024.

This tour invites international members of the Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) Institute to discover the vast economic landscape and investment opportunities available across Texas. 

Introducing Texas to Global Investors

The “Best of Texas Bus Tour” is meticulously designed to provide international investors and business owners with a comprehensive understanding of Texas’s dynamic economy. This initiative builds on the momentum of last year’s successful Texas Economic Development Connection trip to Japan and Taiwan and sets the stage for the upcoming TexasEDConnection delegation visit to Taiwan in November 2024. The significant interest in Texas as a prime investment destination is further highlighted by Governor Greg Abbott’s recent successful trip to Asia. 

An Expansive Journey Through Texas

Starting with a networking reception in Huntsville, the tour will cover key regions, including the Gulf Coast, Upper East Texas, the DFW Metroplex, and Central Texas. Participants will have the opportunity to visit major industrial sites such as the new Texas Instruments chip manufacturing plant, Toyota headquarters, and other manufacturing facilities across Texas. Additionally, the tour will include cultural sites like the Fort Worth Stockyards, Buc-ee’s, legendary Texas Barbeque and local whiskey distilleries, showcasing Texas’s rich heritage and hospitality. 

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“This tour is more than just a sightseeing trip; it’s a deep dive into the economic heart of Texas,” said “Super” Dave Quinn, CEO of Day One Experts. “We are thrilled to offer international CCIM members this unique opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge of the potential that Texas holds for business expansion and investment.”

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Day One Experts, Texas Economic Development Connection, and TAC Brokerage and Consultant have united to provide an enriching and informative experience. This collaboration leverages each organization’s strengths to create an unparalleled platform for international investors to connect with Texas’s economic development leaders and explore new business opportunities.

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Special recognition goes to the TexasEDConnection member communities, including Fairfield, Fairview, Gainesville, Huntsville, Kilgore, Marshall, Melissa, Sulphur Springs and Wylie, for their active participation in the bus tour. These communities are eager to showcase their unique investment opportunities and the warm Texas hospitality that sets them apart as standout destinations for business growth. 

International CCIM members are invited to register for the bus tour and explore the diverse benefits of investing in Texas. Registration is available until September 1, 2024, with tiered pricing options to accommodate various booking timelines. 

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