In the dark ages of the Middle Ages, wolves threatened our beautiful city of Berlin and stories were told about witches, werewolves, demons and the devil himself. Mummies are said to have risen in Berlin and scared the Berliners to death.... The "Reaper" (also called Grim Reaper) was a personified allegory of death and people in the Middle Ages believed in life after death. The three-headed hellhound "Cerberus" guards the entrance to the underworld so that no living person enters and no mortal escapes. What is hidden in the underworld and why does this thought still fascinate us today....??? In the Berlin City Palace, an eerie figure is said to have terrified the electors and kings in the Middle Ages. Did such a sinister figure really exist and where has it gone today? The witch hunts and torture are among the darkest chapters in German history. Find out today how such "madness" could spread in a country of intelligentsia and poets. Executions were carried out publicly in the Middle Ages because they were intended to create a kind of "deterrent". This turned into true folk festivals. Today you will visit "the devil's pleasure garden" and find out what cruel madness took place in the 16th century. Don't miss out on this entertaining evening walk.

Immerse yourself in Berlin's vibrant culture with an interactive scavenger hunt on your phone. Uncover Berlin's history and discover world-renowned architecture such as Rotes Rathaus, Parochialkirche, and Märkisches Museum, while playing a story-based game full of riddles and puzzles on your phone. Perfect for family, friends, or a combination of both, this interactive tour tests your teamwork and problem-solving skills as you trek through Berlin's city center. Follow the clues from The White Women, also known as the Kunigunde von Orlamünde, who was cursed long ago and needs your help. Read Kunigunde's phone messages, which reveal the mysterious history of Berlin and hint at her own hidden story. Follow the clues and riddles to key landmarks such as the Spreepromenade, where you will walk the banks of the River Spree. Wander by Parochialkirche, Berlin's oldest church, built between 1695 and 1703, and Rotes Rathaus, known for its iconic red clinker bricks. Then it's time to proceed to Märkisches Museum, Nikolaiviertel, and more, to help Kunigunde lift the curse.

Experience the places, where Charly Chaplin and Maxim Gorky did have lunch. Get to know, why lawyers do have their own street here. You can experience a lot of history on a walk through Berlin's historic centre. There are plenty of relics from the past to discover here. The Klosterkirche, the Parochialkirche, Berlin's oldest restaurant "Zur letzten Instanz", the Old Town House and the Stadtgericht Mitte. At the tour stops, there are entertaining tasks to solve and fun questions to answer. Who knows, for example, that there used to be show fights with wolves and bears in the Klosterviertel? The tour is a great way to get outside and discover new things with family, friends or on your own. It's like being shown Berlin by a good friend. Many anecdotes will enrich your walk through the city. You can start the tour at any time and as often as you like in the browser of a smartphone. On site or even from the comfort of your sofa. Enjoy your time in Berlin! *** Good to know *** You will receive the link to start the tour in an email directly after booking.