You start things off by meeting your guide on Bernauer Strasse. Then off to explore the Cold War legacy of the divided German capital. Be sure to let your private guide know about your requests in changing itinerary, so he will incorporate them to your tour. Start your trip at Bernauer Strasse, a street known for the dividing line for the Berlin Wall. You’ll have an opportunity to explore some of the remnants of this infamous barrier once divided the German nation. Visit a nearby museum where you’ll see the house’s artifacts from people who tried to run away. From there we will find our way to Hauptbahnof, a former “ghost station” cut in half by the city’s divisions that nowadays is a symbol of the reunited Berlin. After that head to the Tränenpalast,a border crossing for those who were traveling by train between East and West Germany. It has the nickname “Palace of Tears,” because of many painful goodbyes that took place inside its walls.

What was once the border strip is now a place of remembrance. The Berlin Wall memorial gives you a moving insight into the division of Berlin. Visit the amazing open-air museum of Bernauerstrasse

Visit the wall museum where you will find interesting photos and objects and view from the terrace of the wall museum, here you might want to take some pics for your memory. Insight into the biggest peaceful revolution of world history. After this experience the mysterious ghost stations.

This is a spot where you will understand what the partition of Germany meant for many Berliners and their personal stories can be found in the Tränenpalast. Visit this place and you will feel the groove of all the sad people’s goodbyes. Take the U-Bahn to the Palace of Tears

Take the U-bahn to Checkpoint Charlie reminder of the former border crossing, the Cold War and the partition of Berlin. You will hear all the interesting stories about this stop from your local personal insider! It’s no wonder that Checkpoint Charlie is one of the sights of Berlin that you really should see.