BERLIN
Berlin’s best days out.
The 5 best lgbtq-friendly tours in Berlin, with what each one actually covers, what it costs and who runs it. The pick of what to book first.
Walk Schöneberg’s queer streets with Tobias on a 2.5-hour tour through Nationalhof, El Dorado, Isherwood and today’s LGBTQ Berlin.
Most Popular“Tobias was very friendly and extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the subject. He was flexible and happy to answer questions as we went. We highly recommend this tour.”
Walk Berlin’s queer past and present in 3.5 hours: Schöneberg, Südblock, club lore, Schwules Museum, and key figures.
“The tour was a great experience! It went about 4 and half hours for us, and our guide Mal was extremely knowledgeable about the content discussed. Would definitely recommend!”
A small-group, 2-hour Berlin walk mixing street art, a standout church stop, and queer and trans history in Schöneberg, plus a free gay map.
“The guide was friendly, warm, knowledgeable and insightful. She personalised the experience for us which gave it a certain je nais se quois. Would recommend it for anyone in the queer community who loves art and history. A big thanks!”
Walk through Berlin’s LGBTQ+ history in 3 hours, from Schöneberg’s gay ghetto to Magnus Hirschfeld and David Bowie’s Berlin links.
Catch Berlin’s world-first queer operetta at BKA Theater. Funny, touching, and packed with hit tunes, plus dining in a cozy room.
“This application probably made a mistake. It says on your application that show starts at 8 pm so that’s what I planned and came 7:45 pm prior the show. But the problem was that the show actually started at 7 pm so I missed almost half of it.. and it’s all because of your mistake.…”
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