All partners of the Berlin WelcomeCard

A trip to a dark period of history awaits on a Berlin Story Bunker tour. Learn about Adolf Hitler's final days, which he spent inside the bunker.

From the Berlin Television Tower's observation deck 203 metres above the street, enjoy a 360 degree view over the city and the surrounding countryside.

Visit the GDR Museum in Berlin to take a peek behind the Iron Curtain, and learn what daily life was like in the communist German Democratic Republic.

The "Französischer Dom" is located in the middle of Berlin's Gendarmenmarkt. A highlight of this sight is the viewing platform at a height of 40 meters. The 360 ° panorama impresses with a wonderful view of the Berlin Cathedral, Alexander Tower, Humboldt Forum and more.

Welcome to Europe's most modern show palace with the largest theatre stage in the world.

With the Humboldt Forum, a new center for cultures and sciences has emerged opposite Museum Island, between the Brandenburg Gate and Alexanderplatz, in Berlin’s historic heart. A place with a unique history.

Get up-close-and-personal with world-famous celebrities at Madame Tussauds Berlin!

AS MODERN AS THEIR VALUES. The Samurai Museum, unique in Europe, presents over 1000 original objects from the Peter Janssen Collection in the form of interactive media installations.

Experience the culinary diversity of India in the heart of Berlin. You can find us at two locations in Berlin (Alexanderplatz and Kastanienallee).

Adventure World Tours’ trained and enthusiastic guides take you on an exciting city tour of your choice!

Since 1996, AMRIT Berlin has been synonymous with authentic Indian cuisine. The Bans family now operates AMRIT restaurants at four prime locations in Kreuzberg, Mitte, Schöneberg and Potsdamer Platz. We offer Indian hospitality and freshly cooked Indian food.

The Anne Frank Zentrum, the German partner organization of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, is located right next to the Hackesche Höfe in Berlin-Mitte. The exhibition "All about Anne" focuses on the diary and the life story of the Jewish girl. The exhibition is biographical, interactive and inclusive. Especially for young people, history comes alive here.