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school trip activities IN Berlin

The interactive, digital treasure hunt offers school classes a unique opportunity to explore Berlin and learn more about the history of the GDR. In small groups, students receive clues and puzzles via smartphone, which need to be solved in order to help their friend, art dealer Siegfried Kath, escape to the West. The story is based on true events. The tour goes along the wall strip and takes around two hours. The students can learn something about the history of division on their own in a fun way and experience what it must have felt like to live in Berlin during the GDR era, and the teachers can either also indulge in the fun of playing or simply take a break in the café for a while.

The roof terrace and dome of the Reichstag building offer students an impressive view of Berlin. There are special audio guides for the class, which explain how the Parliament works and how laws are created in a youth-friendly way. Here, students can explore the city and its political institutions from above while strolling through the dome and using the audio guide — allowing them to experience politics at their own pace and for themselves. The experience lasts around one and a half hours and takes place in the Parliament building in Berlin.

The interactive, digital escape game offers school groups an exciting opportunity to explore Berlin in the evening and learn more about the history of the GDR. In small groups, students receive clues and puzzles via smartphones that need to be solved in order to help their friend, art dealer Siegfried Kath, escape to the West. The story is based on true events. After the approximately two-hour scavenger hunt along the Berlin Wall, the tour takes the students to Berlin's secret underworlds. Here, students receive an exclusive guided tour of a real escape tunnel, which plays a central role in the story played in the game. This combination of game and live experiences enables students to experience the history of Berlin's division in an unforgettable fashion.

There are interactive exhibitions about life in the GDR here. Here, school classes can playfully explore the history of former East Berlin, for example through a Trabi driving simulation and a faithfully furnished prefabricated flat. In this way, students experience everyday life under socialism in an authentic way and can try out numerous exhibits themselves, making this activity an active learning journey into the past. Teachers also benefit from the interactive experience, which they themselves are unable to provide in this form in school, and which ideally stimulates their students' curiosity. The museum is located opposite Berlin Cathedral and the visit usually takes around two hours.

Hier können Schulgruppen die verborgene Geschichte der Stadt entdecken. Besonders empfohlen wird die „Tour M“, die einen tiefen Einblick in ehemalige Fluchttunnel und die Staatssicherheit der DDR gibt. Die Schüler erfahren nicht nur mehr über die Geschichten der Fluchttunnel, sondern auch über Themen wie verlassene Stationen und die Teilung Berlins. Nach der Tour steht ein Guide zur Verfügung, um Fragen zu beantworten. Der Tunnel 57, den die Schüler während der „Spione und Flucht“-Schnitzeljagd überqueren, wird hier als Nachbildung im Keller eines Wohnhauses gezeigt. Die Lehrer werden hier von der Informationsvermittlung entlastet. Die Tour dauert etwa zwei Stunden und endet am Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer.