Tour durch das Berlin der 20er Jahre

In Berlin of the 1920s, everything seemed possible: sinful nightlife, gigantic entertainment venues, but also a cultural awakening. The city tour “The Golden Twenties” by Berlincommit explores this era, leading to various corners of the metropolis and exciting locations of Berlin as a city of sin. The journey through time goes from elegant Charlottenburg to the most miserable backyard, following in the footsteps of great names such as Josephine Baker, Erich Kästner, and Berthold Brecht.

What makes the tour through 1920s Berlin so special as an activity with parents?

The tour, offered by Berlincommit, provides a vibrant journey back to Berlin in the 1920s. It combines culture, history, and urban stories on a compact route. It leads through touching original locations such as Kudamm, Nollendorfplatz, and Potsdamer Platz. It is ideal as an activity with parents because it provides interesting background information on artists like Marlene Dietrich and architects like Walter Gropius. The tour is exciting for all generations, telling amusing yet profound stories about Berlin, the sinful Babylon of the Golden Twenties.

What does the route look like in detail?

The tour usually starts at Ku’damm, the chic boulevard of the 1920s. It winds further to the Bermuda Triangle around Nollendorfplatz, where wild nights once raged. Afterwards, the route passes Potsdamer Platz, one of the most modern hubs of the metropolis at that time. Via Friedrichstraße, it finally goes into the Berlin Mitte district up to Alexanderplatz. In between, participants learn exciting facts about social new beginnings, new architecture, and the complex society between revolution and pleasure of the era. This makes the urban development and the atmosphere of the 1920s tangibly alive.

What highlights and special features await participants?

Special moments include visiting places where not only stars like Marlene Dietrich performed, but also a cultural scene full of innovation and daring emerged. The tour tells mythical stories of Berlin as a sinful Babylon and Bauhaus architecture, which transformed the cityscape. This makes it an exclusive activity with parents, where history is not just told but explained and entertainingly shown. In addition, places off the beaten tourist path are visited.

Our conclusion:

Berlincommit offers an exciting insight into Berlin of yesteryear on the city tour “The Golden Twenties”! A great activity, not just with parents and relatives! The special tour “The Golden Twenties” always takes place on the 1st Sunday of the month and starts at Kurfürstendamm. Registration is required.