• Karl-Heinrich-Ulrichs-Straße 1 - The “world’s first gay man” and first queer identities.
• Nollendorfplatz - 1. Adolf Brand and right-wing gays

2. Ernst Röhm, gay Nazis and Hitler’s attitude to homosexuality
3. The Night of the Long Knives
4. Queer and trans people in the concentration camps

• Schwerinstraße 13 - 1. Lesbian life in Berlin in the 1920s

2. The lesbian club Toppkeller
3. The Lavender Song
4. Claire Waldoff
5. Josephine Baker, bisexuality and racism

• Nollendorfstraße 17 - 1. The homosexual department of the Berlin police force

2. Male gay life in Berlin in the 1920s
3. Christopher Isherwood
4. From Isherwood’s novels to the cabaret musical
5. Isherwood’s escape with Heinz Neddermeyer

• Magnus-Apotheke - 1. Magnus Hirschfeld and the world’s first organization for LGBTQIA+ rights

2. Feminism, Johanna Elberskirchen and Helene Stöcker
3. The fight against §175: Berlin’s third gender, petitions and the film “Different from the Others”
4. Hirschfeld’s theory of sexual intermediaries: Intersexuality;
   Early trans identities & so-called “transvestite certificates”; Dora Richter, Lili Elbe, Karl M. Baer and the world’s first gender affirmation surgeries
5. Attacks on Hirschfeld
6. Hirschfeld’s partners
7. The Institute for Sexual Science
8. The destruction of the Institute by the Nazis
9. Hirschfeld’s death, his legacy and post-colonial critique

• Denns BioMarkt - 1. The Eldorado, drag and the so-called “Transvestites”

2. Nazi Ernst Röhm at the Eldorado

• Prinz Eisenherz - 1. The Homosexual Aktion West-Berlin and the SchwuZ club

2. Trans woman Charlotte von Mahlsdorf and queer movements in East Berlin

• Connection - 1. The trans community in West Berlin

2. Chez Romy Haag & the nightclub revolution

• Internationale Stele GEGEN DAS VERGESSEN - Our second last stop will bring us to the re-emergence of the queer rights movement after the Nazi era, as well as about the AIDS crisis in a divided Berlin. We’ll also learn about Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a famous trans* woman in the GDR.
• Metropol - 1. Metropol, the gay community, and the techno precursor

2. Folsom Europe: Europe’s biggest fetish festival
3. SO36 club: Black Gay Night, Gayhane, “Trümmertunten” and Kiezbingo
4. Kreuzberg Pride & Dyke* March
5. Berghain & Lab.Oratory

• iPad provided for augmented reality experiences.

Delve into the origins: Berlin was the birthing ground for the contemporary LGBTQIA+ liberation movement over a century ago! Venture into this distinctive guided city expedition complete with Augmented Reality components!

• Return to the inception
• Reacquaint Yourself with Your Roots
• Meet “the First Known Gay Individual”
• Investigate the Earliest Trans Identities & Gender Confirmation Surgeries
• Delve into the Science Surrounding Intersex & Non-Binary
• Comprehend the Influence of Lesbian Life in 1920s Berlin Globally
• Learn About the Occurrences in Nazi Germany
• Understand the Widespread Distress of the AIDS Crisis
• Learn How Berlin’s LGBTQIA+ Populace Fashioned the City’s Famous Nightlife
• Accompany a Queer Activist, Qualified Social Scientist, and Sex Educator Tour Leader
• Savor a Joyful Day with Augmented Reality

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