Join a group of fellow travellers on a spirited walk through Berlin’s most atmospheric historic quarter, the Nikolaiviertel. This group walking tour pairs centuries of city history with the very best of Berlin’s craft brewing scene — a combination tailor-made for curious explorers who love great beer and great company. Begin inside the twin-towered St. Nicholas’ Church Museum, Berlin’s oldest surviving church, where 800 years of city history unfold around you — admission is fully covered. Step next into Brauhaus Georgbraeu on the Spree riverbank, where a complimentary Dunkles tasting awaits; the brewery has produced its legendary unfiltered dark beer on-site since 1992. Admire the dramatic red-brick facade of the Rotes Rathaus, Berlin’s neo-Renaissance city hall, before rounding out the afternoon at Das Lemke — a craft beer institution at Hackescher Markt with over 20 award-winning brews. Small-group camaraderie, historic streets, and exceptional local beer: Berlin at its finest.

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Highlights

  • Visit St. Nicholas' Church Museum, Berlin and Brauhaus Georgbraeu, Berlin
  • Discover Rotes Rathaus, Berlin and Das Lemke, Berlin
  • Enjoy expert commentary from a professional local guide

Included

  • Professional local tour guide
  • Professional local guide
  • Admission to St. Nicholas' Church Museum
  • Dunkles tasting at Georgbraeu

Excluded

  • Personal expenses
  • Gratuities

Route & Duration

Duration
Duration
2 hours
  • 1

    St. Nicholas' Church Museum, Berlin

    Berlin's oldest surviving church, now a fascinating museum tracing 800 years of the city's architectural, ecclesiastical and urban history. The twin-towered Gothic landmark anchors the charming Nikolaiviertel quarter and sets the historical stage for the tour.

  • 2

    Brauhaus Georgbraeu, Berlin

    A beloved Nikolaiviertel brewpub on the banks of the Spree, producing its own unfiltered dark and light beers on-site since 1992. Raise a glass of their signature Dunkles and soak in the riverside atmosphere alongside fellow beer lovers.

  • 3

    Rotes Rathaus, Berlin

    Berlin's iconic Red City Hall, a neo-Renaissance masterpiece built from striking crimson bricks between 1861 and 1869. The seat of Berlin's government is free to enter and features a frieze of 36 stone relief panels chronicling the city's history.

  • 4

    Das Lemke, Berlin

    A craft brewery and brauhaus institution at Hackescher Markt, where Lemke has been perfecting Berlin-style brewing since 1999. With over 20 award-winning beers brewed next door and a cozy courtyard beer garden, it's a fitting finale for any beer-loving group.

Meeting Point

Meet your group and guide at the entrance to St. Nicholas' Church Museum in the historic Nikolaiviertel. Look for your guide holding an OpaTrip sign. See Map

Cancellation Policy

Non-refundable.