"Ich bin ein Berliner" since 1992. But I know the city since the early 80s, cause a relevant of mine had established his own Restaurants in the western City since the late 70s. Berlin in those days, on both sides of the wall, it was a total different city.
I started 2004 to work as a trained tour guide for the Berlin/Brandenburg region. As a member of the "Berlin Guide" association, I'm one of the first DIN-EN 15565 (Guideline of the German National Tourist Guide Association) Graduated Tour Guides in Germany and Europe. Its the -state of the art- qualification rate.
Meanwhile I've earned several licenses to guide through the castles and historic gardens in Berlin and Potsdam. (www. spsg. de) Myself occurs for this association sometimes well dressed as a historic person, to perform within a booked tour.
Although I' m related to the main barrier free Tour Agency in here. Hiring a special Wheelchair Bus or another van for a Trip No problem.

I am a professional Tour Guide for Berlin and Potsdam/Brandenburg Region since 2004. And I'm now one of the first Graduated Tour Guides, Qualified with DIN EN 15565 (Guideline of the German National Tourist Guide Association) in Germany and Europe. This includes various advanced skills.
Although I've got many guiding-licenses for the castles and gardens of the Prussian Castles and Garden Foundation, like Sans Souci in Potsdam.

In Germany its not allowed to drive a car and give sightseeing-informations by the same person.This services must be done by two different personas.

Along the river Spree through the inner city. Along old harbor, Mühlendammbrücke, Humboldt Forum, Berliner  dom, Musums Insel.

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An excursion into the former east-west exclusion zone. Starting at the famous "Bridge of Spies", we visit the formerly divided village of Glienicke, following in the footsteps of the Wall of 1961. Then up to the park and "Babelsberg Palace". The castle from the 1860s belonged to Emperor Wilhelm I and his wife Augusta.
We walk over to "Glienicke Palace". Since 1824 a summer residence with an English landscape park and a view of the "Gulf of Naples" Then we walk along the banks of the Havel River, a former "no man's land" strip, into the "New Garden". To the world-famous site of the "Potsdam Conference", "Cecilienhof Palace". . On the riverbank at a "Grotto" from 1788, the last traces of the East-West division. The park walk takes us past the historic "Marble Palace", erected 1787, to the exit in Potsdam, where we finish. Return to the hotel.

Tour guide in Berlin Gerhard V.

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