Trace 750 years of Berlin’s Christmas traditions — from pagan solstice fires to modern festivities — and discover how religion, industry, and ideology reshaped the season. Led by an expert guide, this walk through the Nikolaiviertel reveals how a 1980s reconstruction became Berlin’s most atmospheric “old town”. Along cobbled streets and festive lights, meet figures like Frederick the Great, Lessing, and Zille, and hear tales of artists, folk heroes, and ghosts. To finish, you’ll have the option to enjoy a warming cup of mulled wine at the traditional Feuerzangenbowle stand by the Nikolaikirche — the perfect toast to Berlin’s Christmas spirit.

- Discover 750 years of Berlin’s Christmas traditions, from pagan rituals to modern celebrations

- Explore Nikolaiviertel, Berlin’s reconstructed “old town”

- Hear stories of Frederick the Great, Lessing, Zille, and Claire Waldoff, plus Berlin’s own “White Lady” ghost

- End with an optional cup of mulled wine by the Nikolaikirche

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels