Things to do in Berlin this weekThursday 15 October
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Berlin and Nazism: Rise and Fall of the Empire
Victims and executioners, invaders and invaded, dictators and dictatorships, pacts and betrayals. All this is part of the narrative in which the history of Nazism is fram
Happening now in Berlin
Tonight in Berlin
This weekend
17 October and 18 October
Welcome to Berlin! Free tour by Walkative!Berlin and Nazism: Rise and Fall of the Empire
East Berlin: Wall and Cold War Special
Alternative Berlin by Walkative!
Kreuzberg; Heart of Berlin
Berlin Wall
From Karl Marx to the Berlin Wall: Communism, Cold War, and East Berlin
Classic Berlin
Hitler’s Third Reich: Nazi Berlin & WW2 Tour by Walkative!
Berlin Highlights With a Musical Twist!
Around Alexanderplatz; from Medieval Berlin to East Berlin
Berlin in the Shadow of the Swastika: a WWII Walking Tour
A Day in Berlin
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Food Tour of Berlin
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Berlin: what's on, answered
What's on in Berlin this weekend?
This weekend (17 October and 18 October) there are 15 events listed in Berlin, including Herbstmarkt mit Textilien & Kunsthandwerk, Hauptstadtwiesn at Spinnerbrücke and Lange Nacht der Manufakturen. Free walking tours run every day too.
Are there free things to do in Berlin?
Yes: 12 free walking tours (tip-based, booked through GuruWalk) and 12 free events this week.
What tours can I do in Berlin?
There are 5 tours and day trips to book, including Sanssouci Palace and Park, Potsdam and Peacock Island (Pfaueninsel) and 15 self-guided walking tours you can start on your phone at any time, from FreeGuides Tours.
Where should I eat in Berlin?
Local favourites include Markthalle Neun, Curry 36, Konnopke's Imbiss and Zeit für Brot, and for a drink, Berghain / Panorama Bar and Wintergarten Varieté.
Where can I go hiking near Berlin?
Walking and hiking routes within 30 km of Berlin include Havelhöhenweg, Wuhletalweg and Havelseenweg.
How is this page put together?
It covers 15–22 October and is refreshed several times a day from FreeGuides' own weekly research of Berlin, booking partners, self-guided tours from tours.freeguides.com and OpenStreetMap. Times and prices come from each organiser, so check before you go.