City walks

At least once a month, we invite you to take part in public city walks — or you can book an exclusive walk for your group.

Allgemeine Informationen

Film history was written in Berlin. At the beginning of the 20th century, numerous studios were built here. To this day, the city continues to shape national and international filmmaking. Since the fall of the Wall, Berlin has been a popular film metropolis that not only stars but also serves as a backdrop for cities such as Warsaw, London, and New York. Our city walks take you to places of early film and cinematic history, show you legendary filming locations and offer insights into the city’s modern-day film industry. 
 
We offer tours around Alexanderplatz, between Potsdamer Platz and Brandenburg Gate, through Prenzlauer Berg, around Kurfürstendamm and in the vicinity of our new location, the E-Werk in Berlin-Mitte. You can find more information about our offer below.

Zwei Personen stehen mit dem Rücken zur Kamera auf einem verlassenen Gelände und gucken in die Ferne. Es ist eine schwarz-weiße Fotografie.

Public city walks

Our city walks are listed exclusively on the German version of this page.

City walks that can be booked

  • Underdog Kreuzberg

    Three elegantly dressed women sit next to each other in a black-and-white photo, drinking alcohol. One is talking, two are listening.

    Exploring the streets of Kreuzberg – a neighborhood buzzing with subculture and creative energy.

  • Angels and the Red Army in Berlin’s “new center”

    Man sieht vier Personen auf einer schwarz-weiß Fotografie vor dem Brandenburger Tor. Drei Männer und eine Frau.

    From wastelands to landmarks — explore remarkable locations throughout film history!

  • “Alex” the film star

    People in 1920s attire stroll across a lively square with modern buildings, trees, and shopfronts in the background.

    The star of the tour is Germany’s most famous square.

  • Film pioneers, DEFA bohemia and Berlin cinema culture

    Eine stark geschminkte Frau blickt singend in die Kamera. Sie trägt einen goldenen Kopfschmuck.

    We’ll show you historical locations and more from the world of East Berlin cinema.

  • Cinematic strolls between the boulevards and drug excesses

    Eine Filmszene aus »Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo« zeigt vier Jugendliche die betrübt auf einer Bank sitzen.

    Together we’ll take a tour of film locations in Berlin’s former West.

  • Agents, “Wall woodpeckers”, and a flying Emil

    Man in a black suit and sunglasses walks along the graffiti-covered Berlin Wall, while another man in a bright suit stands in the background.

    You’ll follow in the footsteps of Emil and the Detectives and James Bond, discovering perfect locations for gangster and spy series!