• Potsdamer Platz - This renowned square has transformed from a lively center to a deserted area and back to a vibrant hub once more! David Bowie references this square in his 2012 song, “Where Are We Now?”. The tour follows the locations and Berlin spots mentioned in Bowie’s song, with Potsdamer Platz being one of them!
• Kaufhaus des Westens (KaDeWe) - Another notable Berlin landmark featured in Bowie’s tribute to Berlin, “Where Are We Now?”. Bowie used to shop for groceries at this historic department store.
• Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten - The infamous Christiane F. was a devoted David Bowie fan. She and her friends often spent time at Zoo Station, which was quite a rundown place back then. Times have changed! In the film adaptation of her book, Bowie’s music is prominently featured as he allowed the use of his songs for the soundtrack.
• Hansa Studios - This is where Bowie recorded much of his “Berlin Trilogy”. It’s a great opportunity to capture photos of this legendary studio and enjoy the fantastic GIF animation of him in one of their windows!
• Hauptstraße 155 - Bowie’s former residence! Take a moment to admire the building where Bowie lived for nearly three years between 1976 and 1978. Fans often leave flowers or candles on a ledge of this historic building, as if the architect foresaw that a famous musician would reside here, allowing admirers to pay their respects.
• Neues Ufer - “Neues Ufer,” previously known as “Anderes Ufer,” is a local gay bar where Bowie frequently visited, often for a nightcap, as it was open 24/7. Enjoying a drink here is optional, and many visitors choose to do so after the tour.

• Expert guiding services

• Tea and coffee
• tickets, etc.

This journey transports you to the era of West Berlin in the 1970s, showcasing the vast transformations Berlin has experienced from then till now. By doing this, it explores various sites and locations that David Bowie commemorates in his 2012 tribute song to Berlin, ‘Where are We Now?’. Our journey begins at Potsdamer Platz, from where we walk towards Hansa Studios. We then hop onto the train to visit City West. After a brief visit at Zoo Station, we direct our steps to the renowned ‘Dschungel’ and then the KaDeWe - two places that Bowie was known to frequent and has referenced in his song. We again take the train to check out the gay bar where Bowie usually ended his evenings, before wrapping up the tour in front of the very building he resided in from 1976 to 1978.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.