







When the weather is good, a visit to the animal park in Friedrichsfelde is good fun for the whole family.
7 Locations
A segway tour is a fun, effortless way to glide past Berlin's landmarks. Rolling along on two wheels, a segway here covers ground quickly while keeping you close to the streets. This overview gathers Berlin locations for the ride.
Guided segway tours set off from the central districts, taking in the Brandenburg Gate, the government quarter and the East Side Gallery, with a short lesson before you start. The flat, wide pavements suit the machines well, and small groups keep it relaxed. It is an easy option for those who would rather not walk or cycle.
Browse the venues below to find a segway tour across Berlin, from landmark loops to riverside routes.








When the weather is good, a visit to the animal park in Friedrichsfelde is good fun for the whole family.











Stadt im Ohr produces audio walks featuring figures like Claire Waldoff, Heinrich Zille, and architectural critic Bruno Flierl. Six audio tours lead through Friedrichshain, Mitte, Wedding, Friedenau, and queer Berlin, each for 11.99 Euros. As a special city tour in Berlin, this one requires no appointment and no group.
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Segway city tour in small groups of maximum six to eight people: The grand tour lasts two and a half to three hours, visits over thirty sights between Checkpoint Charlie and Museum Island, and costs 69 Euros including helmet and driving training. Meeting point is the Potsdamer Platz Arkaden, minimum age is 14 years.


The Berliner Unterwelten e.V. (Berlin Underworlds Association) manages 14 predominantly underground locations and rediscovered the air-raid shelter under Gesundbrunnen station in 1998, which was only preserved because an explosion would have endangered the subway tunnel. This special city tour in Berlin takes you underground for 90 minutes instead of along facades.





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.


On the disused Tempelhof Airport, 303 hectares of open space have been open as a park since 2010. Two two-kilometer-long runways, a six-kilometer circular path, community gardens, and a bird sanctuary for the skylark share the area. Among Berlin's parks, Tempelhofer Feld is the largest and the flattest.



In the last years Berlin has turned into a metropolis of fashion. But where to find the hip labels and their designers? The Fashion Tour of artberlin takes you to the creative heart of the city.