History in-depth: WWII to Cold War

The Adlon Kempinski is arguably the most famous hotel in Berlin and an important landmark of the city. Overlooking the famous Brandenburg Gate, it's an iconic place to stay, which offers top level service and very luxurious accommodation and facilities.

A historic 5-star grand hotel nestled directly opposite Cologne Cathedral, Excelsior Hotel Ernst marries heritage charm with modern luxury. It offers signature dining, spa/fitness, bespoke service and suites with cathedral views in the city heart.

Château Royal Berlin is a stylish boutique hotel blending elegant Art Deco charm with personalised service, offering a serene yet vibrant base for exploring the city’s culture and nightlife.

Explore Berlin’s rich Jewish heritage with a private guide. Visit historic sites, memorials, and synagogues, from Moses Mendelssohn’s grave to the Holocaust Memorial, and discover how Jewish life has been revived in modern Berlin.

Accompanied by your private guide and driver, you will explore this exquisite city at a relaxed, intimate pace. Begin at Sanssouci Palace, the jewel in Potsdam’s crown.

Berlin transforms into a magical winter wonderland each December, boasting around 60 Christmas markets, each with its own distinct charm and story.

Step back in time on a private tour as your personal driver and guide collects you from the hotel and leads you to the Berlin Wall Memorial, a powerful reminder of a divided city.

Spend an extraordinary half day in the company of your private, English-speaking guide, uncovering Berlin through a lens few visitors experience.

Discover Berlin’s soul: UNESCO treasures, iconic squares, evocative memorials, and the vibrant Eastside Gallery, all on a private, curated journey that brings history and culture to life.

Discover Berlin’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems with an expert guide, exploring its tumultuous history, vibrant culture, and timeless elegance.

Kreuzberg embodies Berlin’s multicultural spirit while preserving Jewish memory through its synagogue memorial and the strikingly postmodern Jewish Museum by Daniel Libeskind.

Visit Sachsenhausen Memorial & Museum on a 2-hour guided tour, learning about the 200,000 prisoners, camp life, and the Holocaust’s history, from its origins to its legacy today.