Schoolrallye: Flucht & Spionage an der Berliner Mauer

A highlight among school trips in Berlin is the “Escape & Espionage at the Berlin Wall” school rally. Here, you’ll solve puzzles with your smartphone and, together with your classmates, find an escape tunnel for art dealer Siegfried Kath, who wants to flee from the former GDR to the West. The Stasi is always on your heels as you figure out where an escape tunnel is so Kath can leave the country. The beauty of this digital scavenger hunt is that learning content is conveyed playfully. After all, it all has a historical background that your teachers will also appreciate.

Your mission is to follow the clues. Your teachers follow everything via smartphone. The school rally starts at Rosenthaler Platz and ends at the Wall Memorial. This adventure is suitable for school classes and groups aged between 14 and 20, divided into three to four teams. The rally is also a good choice for a hiking day or a final trip, providing digitally encrypted clues that challenge your creativity and detective skills. The route runs on safe terrain with little traffic and conveys knowledge about the division of Germany. Such school trip activities in Berlin are available at an affordable price, always along the still-existing sections of the Berlin Wall.

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