Things to do in Berlin

Due to strong winds that day, everyone was seated inside the boat. Ideally, sitting on the upper deck would offer better views and height, given the boat's relatively low position on the river. However, the upper deck seating consists of plastic chairs, so you may want to consider that. Simple meals and beverages are available for purchase on board, allowing you to relax, eat, and enjoy the scenery along the riverbanks. Additionally, audio guides in various languages are available. Klook mentions a $2 fee for the audio guide, but I was the only one who paid; no one else did. So, it seems that extra payment isn't necessary.

Such an educational experience! Rich stories behind those buildings, monuments, walls and many more! Our guide Simon F. was amazing. Took his time to explain the what, when, where, how and why of everything! He didn't rush us, patiently waiting for everyone to gather, and made sure everyone would not miss a thing. Simon F. is a storyteller. I got a different historical perspective of Berlin and of Germany because of this tour. Perfect tour itinerary. This tour is a must especially for first-time visitors.

Learning this piece of history is a mixed experience. Feelings of curiosity, wonder, surprise, sadness describe this tour. Never miss this when you visit Berlin. Definitely worth the time and effort spent. Our guide Beny carefully described what happened in the past.

a great way to see the city. you are given ear plugs and choose language/volume at your seat. get off/on when you want. covers most sights on the red classic route

Hmm… unless you have a deep interest in the arts, I wouldn't necessarily recommend going. I visited all five in one day. There's no Korean audio guide, and there are a lot of stone statues, so if you're not well-versed in art, you might find it boring. It took me from 10 AM to 6 PM to see all five. I'd recommend spending that time exploring downtown Berlin more, taking in the view from the Berlin Cathedral, or spending more time at other places instead.

We were two adults who happily let our inner children run wild—and we’re so glad we did! The Ikono exhibition is a vibrant, immersive experience that invites you to play, create, and connect. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed by the friendly staff and encouraged to explore each interactive zone at our own pace. It wasn’t a particularly busy day, and while ticket times were loosely enforced, we’d still recommend arriving as close to your slot as possible—out of courtesy and to pace the experience well. Highlights for us included the interaction wall, where we got to express ourselves in unexpected ways, and the gigantic ball pit filled with kids (and a few brave adults) having a literal ball. Every room offered a new sensory treat and an Instagram-worthy backdrop. This space is perfect for artistic photography, creative expression, and unfiltered joy. Highly recommended for anyone who loves interactive art, bold colors, and creative surprises around every corner.

visited on a Saturday and there were no queues. the views are spectacular so worth visiting but after you seen some Berlin sights so you have an idea what you are looking at. there is a bar on the observation drink so stopped dor a cocktail in the sky. spent 1.5/2 hrs there including drinks.

ease of booking on Klook: very easy and straight forward. experience: went at a non peak period at 10 am as the museum open their doors. Great exhibits.

The overall experience was a lot of fun. The museum had plenty of interactive activities, including the laser maze and morse code interpreter. Highly recommend for people of all ages, including families.