
Brandenburg Gate tickets and tours

Get the best of Berlin while saving time and money. The Berlin WelcomeCard provides you with: - Free travel on the public transport network ...
Flexible

Treat your friends, family, or even yourself to a private Segway tour of Berlin! Enjoy having your very own guide show you the best sights d...
3 hours

See the best sites in Berlin on one amazing 3-hour city bike tour! This tour is the perfect option for those limited on time, or who just do...
3 hours

Berlin is not only the largest city in Germany but also flat and bicycle-friendly. That is why there is no better way to discover this dynam...
3 hours 30 minutes

Play a city game and go on an exciting East Berlin walking tour where you will follow clues and solve puzzles to discover amazing places and...
1 hour 30 minutes

The Berlin city bike tour is packed with great Berlin sites and fascinating stories and anecdotes delivered by a private guide guaranteeing ...
6 hours

First time in Berlin? This is the perfect tour for you! Visit all of Berlin’s most famous sights and hear secret stories that will make the ...
3 hours 30 minutes

First time in Berlin? This is the perfect tour for you! Visit all of Berlin’s most famous sights and hear the secret stories that make the p...
2 hours

The street art of Berlin is infamous. It all started in the '60s with paintings on the Berlin Wall but really took off during the hedonistic...
3 hours

Get your shoes on and go to an explorative walking tour all around the major highlights of Berlin! One of the most vibrant capitals of Europ...
3 hours

Make the most of your Berlin adventure with this time-saving hop-on hop-off tour pass. Combine the two extraordinary sightseeing experiences...
Flexible

You are short on time but want to see all the important sights of Berlin? Then join this tour, where you will see all the highlights the cit...
3 hours
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The inside story
Inspired by the propylea of the Athenian acropolis and built between 1788 and 1791 as a symbol of peace, the Brandenburg Gate is probably worldwide much better known as the symbol of the Cold War years, when the Berlin Wall was dividing Germany - and the whole world policy - into two opposite worlds.
Originally part of the ancient city wall, the Brandenburg Gate belonged during the socialist regime to the Eastern part of the city and German Democratic Republic. Standing closed to the new wall, it was transformed in a heavily guarded death zone. So when at the end of the Revolutions of 1989 the Berlin Wall came to fall, the pictures of thousands of people that inundated the Brandenburg Gate area and climbed on top of the meanwhile powerless wall in front of it, became again a symbol - this time of recovered freedom and eagerly awaited reunification.