Berlin City Cards

Berlin City Cards is a Berlin-based tour operator offering pass-based access to the German capital's most significant historical and cultural sites. Rather than a fixed building or stage, it operates as a gateway to the city itself, curating experiences that move through Berlin's streets, monuments, and museums.

Among its current offerings are the Historical Pass Berlin and The Berlin Wall Pass. The latter traces the course and legacy of the Wall that divided the city from 1961 until its fall in 1989, taking in landmarks such as the East Side Gallery, Checkpoint Charlie, and the memorials along Bernauer Strasse. The Historical Pass Berlin broadens that scope to encompass the wider sweep of the city's layered past, from its Prussian foundations through the turbulence of the twentieth century. Both passes suit visitors who want to move through Berlin at their own pace, using a single document to unlock a sequence of sites that together tell the story of one of Europe's most historically consequential cities.