Trabi-XXL Trabant Stretchlimousinen

City tour in a seven-meter-long Trabant stretch limousine: Up to five guests can ride along, pick-up is available at any desired address in Berlin, and the city guide is simultaneously at the wheel. One hour costs 229 Euros per vehicle, two hours 367 Euros, sparkling wine or non-alcoholic drinks are on board. Tours are conducted in German, and also in English upon request.

Seven Meters of GDR Nostalgia

Trabi-XXL Trabant Stretchlimousinen has stretched what is arguably the most famous small car of the GDR to seven meters, turning it into a private city tour. According to the provider, the vehicles are elaborate custom builds and unique worldwide. Up to five guests can find space inside, with someone at the wheel who simultaneously provides a live tour of the city. Unlike a bus tour, there is no fixed meeting point: pick-up is available at any hotel and any desired address in the city area, and the journey can end at a completely different location, such as in front of a restaurant or a museum. Chilled sparkling wine or non-alcoholic drinks are on board, and photo stops are possible at any time. Tours are conducted in German, and in English by prior arrangement. For every booked ride, the company states that it plants a tree. Bookings are made per vehicle, not per seat. In addition to the city tours, wedding drives of up to four hours are available for 499 Euros.

Routes, Prices, and Other Vintage Cars

The shortest tour lasts one hour, costs 229 Euros per vehicle, and focuses on the city center. Ninety minutes cost 298 Euros, two hours 367 Euros, and each additional half hour costs 69 Euros. Because the price at Trabi-XXL applies to the entire car, the tour becomes significantly cheaper with four or five passengers than any single ticket. Depending on the duration, the program includes the Victory Column, Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, Gendarmenmarkt, Nikolaiviertel, Museum Island, East Side Gallery, Checkpoint Charlie, and Kurfürstendamm, as well as themed tours on the Roaring Twenties, the Berlin Wall, or GDR history. The Currywurst tour combines ninety minutes of sightseeing with a snack break and costs 329 Euros; airport transfer from BER with 75 minutes of sightseeing costs 335 Euros. For those looking for something different, the fleet also includes a VW T3 stretch limousine for up to eight guests, a Barkas minivan, and a historic Wartburg 311 for up to three people. The historic Robur vintage bus for up to eighteen passengers is currently unavailable.