This walking tour will take you to places that David Bowie frequented during his time in West Berlin. In the company of your guide, you'll learn how the Cold War zeitgeist of the late 1970s influenced the 'Berlin Trilogy' albums.
You'll see the clubs where Bowie and Iggy Pop partied during their time in Berlin and stop at the apartment the two friends shared in the Schöneberg district. You'll pass by the Hansa Studios where the singer created his famous song 'Heroes'. His favorite café, Neues Ufer, is also on the itinerary.
Along the way, you'll stop at the Bahnhof Zoo station, the KaDeWe shopping temple, a stretch of the Berlin Wall and the Topography of Terror Documentation Center, giving you a better understanding of German history.
Why Visit
- Chance to see David Bowie and Iggy Pop's former apartment
- The studio where songs like 'Low' and 'Heroes' were recorded
- Multiple destinations where Bowie used to hang out
- Insights into the influence of the Cold War on Bowie's albums
What's included
- Guide services
What's Not Included
- Public transport tickets
Languages spoken by guide
Additional information
Please note that the tour price does not include public transport tickets, which are required. Tickets will have to be purchased separately. If you don't have a ticket already, the one-day ticket is recommended. Your guide may assist you in purchasing it during the tour.
Please note that discounted or reduced-price tickets are not available for this tour. Participants of all age groups should purchase the regular ticket.
Bring your ticket with you to the attraction.
Be aware that operators may cancel for unforeseen reasons.
You must be 18 years or older to book.
Operated by Insight Cities