Mausoleum in the Palace Garden Charlottenburg: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Discover the grandeur and stories of Charlottenburg Palace, Berlin’s largest and most magnificent royal residence, on this self-guided audio tour through its interiors and gardens. Once the summer retreat of Prussian kings and queens, Charlottenburg takes you through Baroque splendor, Rococo elegance, and Neoclassical refinement. As you explore the palace rooms, you’ll learn how the House of Hohenzollern rose to become one of Europe’s most powerful royal dynasties in the 18th and 18th centuries. The tour reveals not only political ambition, but also the rulers’ personal passions for art, music, philosophy, and architecture—reflected in the priceless objects that once shaped their daily lives. Beyond the palace walls, the experience continues in the Charlottenburg Palace Gardens. Walking through the landscaped park, you’ll encounter key landmarks of the estate, including the Large Orangery, the Mausoleum, the Belvedere, and finally the New Pavilion, a secluded royal retreat and the last stop of the tour. Designed to be enjoyed at your own pace, this audio tour blends historical insight with vivid storytelling, letting you experience both the palace highlights and the calmer corners of the park. Note: This tour is not affiliated with Charlottenburg Palace and is provided by an independent creator. Admission tickets are included for your convenience at no extra cost.

This self-guided audio tour of the East Side Gallery of the Berlin Wall will guide you through the iconic site where history comes alive through the powerful murals that adorn the wall and the voices of eyewitnesses that you will hear on your way. The tour takes you on a journey through the past, exploring the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, and the different problems that the Wall represented. Looking at the artworks, you'll discover the many perspectives of life beyond the wall, and hear firsthand accounts of censorship, tolerance, and freedom. One of the highlights of our tour is the iconic mural "Test the Rest" by Birgit Kinder depicting an East German Trabant car breaking through the wall. Another must-see mural is "Fraternal Kiss" by Dmitry Vrubel, featuring the socialist fraternal embrace between Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and East German leader Erich Honecker. You'll hear the true story behind this famous mural and how it came to be. You'll see the images of and learn about prominent political figures such as J.F. Kennedy and Mikhail Gorbachev, and how they shaped the course of history during this time. Did you know that the Berlin Wall fell by a small mistake? With our expertly crafted narrative, you'll gain insight into the events of November 9th, 1989, when the Wall came down.

This self-guided audio tour reveals Germany’s largest Protestant church and Berlin’s historic grandeur, inviting you on an enlightening stroll through time. Your ticket and audio guide to the Berlin Cathedral are included, setting the stage for an exploration rich in culture and history, perfect for enthusiasts of architecture. Walking under the dome of the Cathedral, you will see the most sumptuous interior that a Protestant church has ever had. You will learn about one of the most important dynastic tombs in Europe – the grim yet noble Hohenzollern Crypt lying underneath the Cathedral, and admire the richly decorated Imperial Stairs leading to the Imperial Box created for the Kaiser and his wife. The tour will guide you through the fearsome years of two World Wars and tell the story of the phoenix risen from the ashes. You will also climb 270 steps to the observation deck, enjoy the city landscape, and feel the lively vibe of Berlin’s bright present and future. After your visit to the cathedral, this tour takes you on an enlightening path through Berlin's tumultuous history, culminating at the enchanting Gendarmenmarkt square. Along the way, marvel at the regal beauty of the Brandenburg Gate and the legislative transparency embodied by the Reichstag's glass dome. This tour not only educates but also allows you to feel the pulse of the city.

Meet face to face with some of the treasures of ancient Egyptian art at the Neues Museum in Berlin guided by this insightful in-app audio tour. The Neues Museum or the New Museum is famous for one of the best in the world collections of ancient Egyptian art. It exhibits artifacts that span 3 thousand years of history and present different aspects of life in ancient Egypt. Admire the timeless beauty of Egyptian art and get to know more about everyday life millennia ago. See the star of the collection – one of the symbols of ancient Egyptian civilization – the splendid bust of Nefertiti. Be impressed by the elegance of the famous queen and learn more about the turbulent period when this unique art piece was created. Explore the world of ancient Egyptian tombs. Discover how the mummies were made and learn about mysterious rituals conducted to ensure the well-being of deceased in the afterlife. This tour introduces you to the very highlights of Egyptian collection. It gives a compelling and engaging audio commentary to help you get the most of your visit to the Neues Museum. Note! This tour is not affiliated with the Neues Museum but is provided by an independent creator. The ticket is included for the customer's convenience at no additional cost.

Welcome to the Berlin Museum für Naturkunde, a captivating destination where the wonders of nature and science come to life. With this ticket, you are invited to embark on a fascinating journey through time and explore the diverse and awe-inspiring world of natural history. Venturing further into the museum, you'll encounter a vast array of exhibits that showcase the diversity and complexity of life on Earth. From the towering skeletons of ancient dinosaurs to the delicate beauty of rare minerals and gemstones, each display is meticulously curated to captivate visitors of all ages. One of the highlights of the museum is the world-famous dinosaur skeleton, affectionately known as "Tristan." This colossal relic from the past stands tall, a testament to the prehistoric era and the creatures that once roamed the Earth. Marvel at the size and intricacy of the bones, and let your imagination transport you to a time long ago. A ticket to the Berlin Museum für Naturkunde grants you access to a world of scientific discovery, natural beauty, and endless fascination. Whether you are a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about the wonders of the world, this museum promises an enriching and unforgettable experience. Come and be inspired by the mysteries and marvels that await within its walls.

Explore the highlights of the Berlin Natural History Museum with your own in-app audio tour! Just a 10-minute walk from Berlin Central Station, the Berlin Natural History Museum, is one of the most important in Germany. It houses a mind-blowing collection of over 30 million specimens: genuine plants, animals, fossils, minerals, meteorites, and models of anything that could not be preserved in its natural form. During your visit to the Natural History Museum, you will see the world's tallest mounted dinosaur skeleton and other unique fossils. With the captivating audio commentary, you will learn more about the history of the universe and the Solar System. You'll explore the evolution of life on Earth—get ready to be blown away by the stunning Biodiversity Wall that represents every creature imaginable. You will marvel at the skill and talent of the museum's taxidermy experts, who preserved some of the extinct animal species for future generations. The collection of meteorites will tell stories of discoveries of astronomic importance, while the earthly mineral collection will show you about three-quarters of all minerals in the world. And last but not least, you will experience the ongoing digitization initiative. According to the museum's Future Plan, it will make the scientifically priceless collections more accessible and enable international knowledge transfer. Note! This tour is not affiliated with the Berlin Natural History Museum but is provide

Kreuzberg is a unique area that has no internationally known historical monuments but it has a creative multi-cultural community. That's why Kreuzberg is recognized as the hippest district of Berlin. We will tell you how the Berliner Wall separated this area from the rest of the city. How Kreuzberg was turned into the homeland of artists, squatters, and Turkish migrants, and then it became a favorite place of Berlin hipsters. How modern art galleries and the best cafes in Berlin appeared near the kebab taverns. We will show you where you can join the German punk culture, buy the best farmer foods, eat the most delicious kebab in your life and drink a glass of Riesling with locals. Let's step off the tourist trail and explore real Berlin from the local perspective.

Explore the majestic Charlottenburg Palace, where history and opulence come together to create an unforgettable experience! Step into a world of grandeur and elegance as you embark on a journey through the past, exploring the rich heritage of this exquisite landmark. Charlottenburg Palace is not just any royal residence; it holds a prominent place in history as the largest palace in Berlin. Originally built as a summer retreat for Queen Sophie Charlotte in the late 17th century, it later served to the several generations of the influential Hohenzollern family. The palace endured the trials of time, including wartime destruction and extensive restoration, making it a testament to the enduring spirit of Berlin and its people. Marvel at the stunning Baroque architecture that adorns every corner. Be transported back in time to the splendor of Prussian royalty and discover the ornate chambers and lavish apartments where kings and queens once resided, adorned with intricate tapestries, gilded furniture, and breathtaking chandeliers that illuminate the rooms in a warm, golden glow. Uncover the stories of emperors and empresses and immerse yourself in the grandeur of the past at a visit to Charlottenburg Palace.

Visit the Altes Museum, the oldest museum of the Museum Island in Berlin, and discover the timeless beauty of the art of Classic Antiquity. Completed in 1830, the Altes Museum was the first museum of what later would become the Museum Island. Its impressive building designed by one of the most prominent German architects of the 19th century, Karl Friedrich Schinkel, is a masterpiece of the Neoclassical architecture. Nowadays it houses a unique collection of Classical Antiquities. Admire masterpieces of the ancient Greek civilization. Explore the didactic stories of the Greek vases and immerse yourself in the world of gods and heroes from ancient myths. Be impressed by the stunning beauty of the Roman mosaics and get to see the portrait busts of the famous lovers – Cleopatra and Julius Cesar. Discover the art of Etruscans and try to translate their mysterious language which till this day hasn’t been fully deciphered. See the treasures of the past and marvel at the skill and mastery of the ancient masters in the halls of the Altes Museum.

Get the perfect introduction into the history of Berlin, a city between past and future, with the help of this insightful self-guided audio tour. A true European capital, the city of Berlin is known as one of the most dynamic and multicultural cities in the continent. However, to understand this open and vibrant city you should look closely to its turbulent past. This comprehensive audio tour will give you this opportunity and help you to discover top landmarks and must-see places at your own pace. Start your journey in front of the iconic Red City Hall and walk along the charming streets of Berlin. You will discover the most famous tourist attractions of the German capital such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Cathedral and the Museum Island. And visit some of the lesser-known places that will help you to better understand the unique history of Berlin. Along the way you will get to know the origins of Berlin as the free trade city on the Shpree River and will learn how it became the capital at first of the Kingdom of Prussia and then of unified Germany. You will also see the scars the devastating evens of the 20th century left on the face of Berlin, exploring the dark legacy of the Third Reich and the Cold War, and will get to know how Berliners address their past: their victories and their mistakes. The tour gives a chance to look at the world-famous sights from a new perspective and to grasp what they mean not just for Germany, but for Berliners.