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Descubriendo Berlín Itinerario A la llegada de su crucero, saldremos del puerto de Warnemünde o Wismar en dirección a Berlín, recorrido que nos llevará aproximadamente tres horas. Allí nos espera nuestro guía. Reviviremos la historia prusiana en Charlottenburg con sus famosas avenidas Kurfurstendamm y Unter den Linden. Repasaremos la historia política alemana contemplando como ondean las banderas en el Reichstag, el Parlamento alemán. Cruzaremos varias veces el Muro, deteniéndonos donde hace 20 años nos hubieran disparado los vigilantes de la frontera entre Berlín Occidental y Berlín Oriental. Reviviremos todas las épocas de Berlín. La grandiosidad prusiana, el horror del nacionalsocialismo, la II Guerra Mundial, la época comunista y la Berlín dividida por el muro. Además descubriremos todo lo que Berlín tiene hoy para ofrecer: sus barrios multiculturales, su legendaria vida nocturna, sus coloridos bares y sus leyendas urbanas. Recorrido panorámico por Berlín: Este recorrido les dará una amplia visión de las tres grandes épocas de la historia berlinesa, junto a la Berlín más actual y moderna. El recorrido nos llevará por: Ayuntamiento - Alexanderplatz - Karl-Marx-Allee - Muro (East Side Gallery) - Nikolaiviertel - Isla de los Museos - Avenida Unter den Linden - Bebelplatz - Catedral Catolica St. - Hedwig - Plaza de los Gendarmes - Friedrichstrase - Checkpoint Charlie - Fuerzas Aéreas - Nazis - Bunker de Hitler - Monumento al Holocausto - Potsdamer Platz - Puerta de Brandenburgo - Pariser Platz - Reichstag - Tiergarten - Columna de la victoria o Sigessaule - zona de las Embajadas - Potsdamer Platz - Filarmonica - Avenida Kurfurstendamm - KaDeWe - Iglesia del Recuerdo bombardeada en la Guerra - Zoo - Palacio de Charlottenburg - Palacio Bellevue - Casa de las culturas del Mundo - El barrio del Gobierno - Cancilleria - Estación Central de trenes. Dispondremos de tiempo libre en la zona comercial de Berlín, en el barrio judío para hacer compras. Tras finalizar la excursión, regresaremos a puerto para la despedida. *Video estrictamente publicitario. No refleja ni define el itinerario programado en la excursión. Calima Shore Travel S.L. CIF: B76025865 - www.shore2shore.es Pág. 1 202109290009 Detalles INFORMACIÓN GENERAL PRECIO POR PERSONA: DESDE 47,00 € DURACIÓN: DISPOSICIÓN DE BUS HASTA 11 HORAS DISPOSICIÓN DE GUÍA 5 HORAS (EL GUÍA ESPERA EN LA CIUDAD, NO VUELVE AL PUERTO). El tiempo disponible de la visita guiada en Berlín podrá verse afectado debido al retraso de la llegada del barco o a situaciones ajenas a nuestra agencia (tráfico, corte de la carretera, etc.) SUPLEMENTO a pagar in situ 4,00 € para la visita a la Catedral. OBSERVACIONES Nivel Fácil/Panorámica/Cultural Se aconseja llevar calzado cómodo. Traslados de larga duración Las personas con movilidad reducida, que utilicen silla de ruedas deben ir acompañados de otra persona que pueda ayudarles. Rogamos utilicen sillas de ruedas plegables, puesto que los autobuses no disponen de elevadores o rampa. Shore2Shore no se hace responsable si el cliente no informa de su situación en el momento de hacer la reserva. Información desembarque El bus les esperará muy cerca del barco identificado con el cartel de Shore2Shore. Calima Shore Travel S.L. CIF: B76025865 - www.shore2shore.es Pág. 2 202109290009.

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