Plan your trip to Berlin today and celebrate this remarkable milestone with locals at the very site where the Peaceful Revolution took place 35 years ago.

Even 35 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, there are still many places in the capital where traces of the Berlin Wall can be found. Memorials, open-air galleries, former border crossings and other locations still serve as reminders of this historic structure. Join us on a tour of Berlin and see the remains of the former Wall up close.

Whether comedy, drama or thriller: the Berlin Wall has been the subject of many different films. The Wall was a particularly popular image in international spy films, as it impressively emphasised the border between the political systems, the Iron Curtain. Atomic Blonde, Octopussy & more. Discover our small selection of films now.

In the night from 9 to 10 November 1989, the border crossings between East and West Berlin were opened. The Wall fell. The way to reunification was open. Thousands of people streamed across the border, marking a historic turning point brought about by the Peaceful Revolution. This momentous event can still be experienced firsthand in Berlin today. Join us on a journey through history and discover more about the historical background of the day the Berlin Wall fell.

There were many key moments on the road to German Reunification, each linked to significant locations where this history can still be felt. Whether the scene of major political upheaval or a place of peaceful resistance, each of these sites tells its own story of the struggle against division, the fall of the Wall, and the joy of regained freedom. We will take you on a chronological journey German Reunification: from the building of the Wall to a reunited Berlin.

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