Venture with your guide from your hotel and pass through the heart of West Berlin, see the ruined remains of the once magnificent Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and how it stands, a testament to the ruins of old surrounded by the modernity of today. Pass under the tree lined boulevard of Kurfürstendamm and into the Grunewald, the mansion colony of Berlin. Transcend from the urban into nature and pass into the once hunting forest of Electors and Kings before emerging at the Wannsee, the idyllic lake where the fate of millions was settled in 1942. Leave Berlin by the Glienicker Brücke the infamous “Bridge of Spies,” and enter Potsdam.

Spend the day with our guides exploring the varied & diverse districts or Kiez of Berlin, which due to the city’s history of destruction, division, and rebirth have each developed in radically different ways. Traveling a few blocks in this city can give you a whole new world of tastes & experiences. From the former Jewish quarter turned trendy gallery & arts district. To gritty Friedrichshain, home to night clubs, African beaches, and crumbling factories reclaimed by street artists & party goers.

Welcome to the 800 year old Saxon capital of Dresden. Sitting on the banks of the Elbe, this German city of soaring spires and stunning Baroque domes offers amazing art collections and unique exhibits like the green vaults.

Differently than in Chelsea, New York City, or in the 13th quarter in Paris, Berlin art galleries, museums, artist studios and private collections are spread over several different areas in the city. Enjoy a private tour with an art professional taking you to the latest hot spots in contemporary art the city has to offer.

Over the centuries humble Weimar has found itself a focal point of German arts, culture and politics, an epicentre of European intellectual history. Before there was even a nation known as Germany, enlightenment thinkers and philosophers like Goethe and Schiller began forging a uniquely German literary voice and view. For them, their adopted home of Weimar served as incubator of ideas, so much so that the movement they founded became eponymously known as Weimar Classicism.