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Evening tour
Panoramic tour
Walking tours
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Classic Tour (A-Tour)
Trendy East Berlin and Wall Tour (B-Tour)
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Boat tour
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Evening tour
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Berlin TV Tower
Berlin Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
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Berlin Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
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Berlin TV Tower
Berlin Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Get insights into Berlin’s iconic landmarks in your language. With audio guides in up to 20 languages, including English, German, Spanish, and Mandarin, you’ll learn fascinating facts about each stop, from the Reichstag’s famous dome to the story behind the Berlin Wall murals.
This tour enables you to capture landmarks like the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and the stunning architecture along Unter den Linden. The open-top deck gives you a perfect vantage point to snap perfect photos, creating lifelong memories.
There is always room for something more fun and exciting when you are in Berlin. Depending on your pass, you can add a guided walking tour or hop on a Spree River cruise to explore Berlin’s streets up close.
In a sprawling city like Berlin, it’s a budget-friendly way to save more for experiences like museum visits or savoring the iconic currywurst.
The Hop-on Hop-off tour is like having a friend guide you to all the essentials, from the Brandenburg Gate to Museum Island, letting you explore Berlin’s unique vibe without stressing over directions or timing.
If you are drawn to Berlin’s powerful history, this tour is a dream. You can uncover Berlin’s rich past with stops at iconic sites like Checkpoint Charlie, the Berlin Wall, and the Holocaust Memorial.
Take time for a family photo at the Reichstag, stop by the Berlin Zoo with the kids, or grab a snack at Gendarmenmarkt—all without the headache of organizing every leg of the trip.
Short on time? The Hop-on Hop-off tour is a brilliant way to cover the essentials without feeling rushed. With frequent buses arriving every 20–60 minutes, you’ll get easy access to Berlin’s must-sees, from the East Side Gallery to Potsdamer Platz.
Absolutely, you have the option to choose from 24-hour, 48-hour, and even 72-hour passes, giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace. So, if you are someone who likes to take their time and really soak in the atmosphere, a longer pass might be the perfect fit for you.
Generally, restrooms are not available on the Hop-on Hop-off buses themselves. However, there are plenty of restrooms available at the various stops you'll be making.
While food may not be allowed, you're usually welcome to bring drinks with secure lids to stay hydrated during your tour. How soothing it would be to be sipping on a refreshing drink as you pass by the Brandenburg Gate—sounds pretty good, right?
Don't worry, buses run frequently, usually every 20-30 minutes on the Red Route. However, you might have to wait for the Blue Route, since it arrives every 60 minutes. You won't have to wait long for the next one to come along and continue your journey.
Yes, strollers are generally allowed, but it's a good idea to fold them before boarding to save space. This way, everyone can enjoy a comfortable ride. Keep in mind that space on the bus can be limited, so if the bus is crowded, you may need to wait for the next one.
Although disposable earphones are provided, you can bring your own for better sound quality. Also don’t forget to carry a portable charger so that you can enjoy an uninterrupted informative commentary during the tour- from Berlin’s inception on Spree River to rebuilding itself after destruction incurred from World Wars, you will know it all after a quick ride.
While there is no dress code, keep in mind that Berlin’s weather can be unpredictable. So dress in layers and carry an umbrella or raincoat if needed.
Yes, the buses are wheelchair accessible. However there is usually just one designated space for a wheelchair on each bus, meaning you might have to wait for the next bus for a vacant space if this one is occupied. Additionally, operators also have some size specifications for wheelchairs and it is best that you refer to your tickets for more details on wheelchair dimensions and other requirements.
Pet policy varies with the tour operator, so kindly refer to your tickets for more information. However, small pets in appropriate carriers are generally permitted on the buses.
You can bring small-sized luggage onboard the sightseeing bus. Big suitcases may not be permitted due to space constraints.