Berlin between the wars: The city of dreams and shadows

Immerse yourself in 1920s Berlin: a city teetering between luxury and ruin. This tour takes you through the cafés, theaters, and streets where European modernity was born, from Charlottenburg to Nollendorfplatz and Potsdamer Platz. Discover how the Weimar Republic transformed defeat and crisis into an explosion of art, freedom, and desire.

Amidst the neon lights and cabaret smoke, you'll meet the figures who defined an era—Marlene Dietrich, Josephine Baker, Brecht, and Anita Berber—and the places that still resonate with their presence: the Romanisches Café, the Hotel Eden, and the legendary El Dorado.

But not everything was bright: we'll also talk about the shadows that grew at the same time: the fear, poverty, and hatred that paved the way for Nazism.

More than a historical tour, it is a journey to the heart of a city that invented the 20th century: free, contradictory, and tragically beautiful.