Tours for Companies and Organizations

A 90-minute walking tour is an original & fun way to get together after months of home office: Celebrate the yearly Christmas event Boost...

2-Hour Neighborhood Walking Tours

Schöneberg Highlights Discover where Marlene Dietrich and David Bowie lived. We learn how Schöneberg transformed from a medieval village...

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Berlin Highlights Tour

The Berlin Highlights Tour explores Berlin’s main sites such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, the Holocaust Memorial, a remnant of...

Jewish Heritage Tour

The Jewish Heritage Tour explores the former Jewish Quarter and other Jewish memorials in the city and delves into Berlin’s multi-faceted...

Dresden Tour

The Dresden Tour is a day excursion recommended for those staying more than a few days in Berlin. The city known as "Florence on the...

How will we see Berlin?

The best way to see Berlin is on foot, with occasional detours on public transport. Berlin offers a very efficient and safe public...

Residential Berlin Tour

By traversing the trendiest residential areas of Berlin, we explore their charming altbau buildings, delightful squares, cafes, food...

Shlomit on video and in the Media

Sababa- Israelis and their Berlin. A documentary for RBB channel. Berlin. 2015

Cold War Tour

The Cold War Tour focuses in-depth on daily life in former East Germany, on ingenious attempts to escape to the West and on how the...

Tours with Shlomit

I offer custom-made tours for English and Hebrew speakers visiting Berlin. The exact route we take through the city will depend on which sites you might like to see.

Due to COVID-19, Berliners have been traveling less and instead, seek fun, safe, and affordable outdoor activities locally. I recently started to cater to this growing demand with 2-hour neighborhood tours.

I enjoy working with people from all over the world, from different cultures and ethnicities, individuals and families as well as big groups and corporations.

I know my facts, but I'm not a historian. I see myself more as a natural storyteller. The best compliment I get is that seeing Berlin with me is like seeing Berlin with a friend.