2.5 - 3 hours
Daily Tour
10 people
English, German
Step into the world of Berlin’s bohemian past and creative present with this exclusive tour of Kunsthaus Tacheles. Once a department store and later an artists’ squat, Tacheles became a global symbol of freedom of expression and artistic rebellion before its recent transformation.
Your tour begins at Oranienburger Straße, a historic street teeming with stories of Berlin’s past. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, you’ll hear tales of Tacheles’ journey from post-war ruins to its heyday as a cultural hub.
Upon arrival, you’ll marvel at the striking architecture and graffiti-covered walls that tell stories of the artists who called this place home. Your guide will lead you through the exhibitions (if applicable) and provide insights into the works of art on display.
Afterward, enjoy free time to wander at your own pace, explore nearby art galleries, or relax at a local cafe. This tour is a perfect blend of history, culture, and inspiration.
Meet your guide at Oranienburger Straße or a nearby central location. Overview of the tour and introduction to Kunsthaus Tacheles and its significance in Berlin's history.
Explore the surrounding neighborhood, known for its artistic and cultural landmarks. Discover notable street art and learn about Berlin’s underground art movements.
Dive into the history of Tacheles and its role in Berlin’s art scene. Guided exploration of its exhibitions, installations, and architectural features.
Enjoy personal time to explore the area, revisit parts of the art house, or relax in nearby cafes and art shops.
Regroup with the guide for a brief wrap-up. Receive recommendations for nearby attractions, restaurants, or galleries to continue your exploration.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for children aged 6 and above. Younger children may also join but might require supervision during certain parts of the tour.
Comfortable walking shoes, as the tour involves some walking. Weather-appropriate clothing (the tour operates rain or shine). A bottle of water and a camera for photos.
The walking portions and some parts of Kunsthaus Tacheles may not be fully wheelchair accessible due to uneven surfaces. Please contact us in advance to discuss accommodations.
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