Berlin · TRABI & VINTAGE CAR TOURS
11 reviewed
Out of 11 trabi & vintage car tours we cover, these 11 are the ones to book. Prices, durations, and the details that matter are laid out below, so you can decide in a few minutes and get back to the trip.
Drive a Trabant through Berlin’s East/West landmarks with live radio convoy guidance and a Trabi driver’s license in 75 minutes.
“Perfect program for reasonable price, don’t miss it if you are in Berlin!”
See nearly 50 Berlin sights in 2 hours from a restored 1965 VW T1 Samba bus, with live commentary and a photo booklet.
“Highly recommended! We had a great time. Very nice way to see the sights and the tour guide is the best. Thanks for a nice and unique experience.”
Drive a classic Trabant in a guided Trabi convoy through Berlin’s top sights, with a manual-gear challenge and big photo moments.
“If you can drive a stick shift, by all means, give it a try. We actually got to see a fair amount of Berlin. Our (company) leader was great but a little hard to understand through the static on the radio. The cars are loud and vibrate a lot. However, this just adds to the authenticity.”
Drive Berlin in a mini hotrod for 90 minutes, passing the Wall, Potsdamer Platz, Brandenburg Gate, and Reichstag while you steer through traffic.
“Awesome! We lost some guy from the group in the activity (for a while) so it was extra exciting. The only bad thing is that if you are tall (185cm or more), your legs will suffer when standing back after the activity”
Recline on Berlin’s BedBike for a guided hour from the TV Tower past Castle and Museum Island, with Bluetooth music and winter comfort.
“It was a great fun and very informative experience. Richard was very knowledgeable about the various landmarks of Berlin and was more than happy to answer any questions. The drinks provided were a welcome surprise and l would advise anyone in Berlin to book this trip.”
Ride a Trabi Stretch-Limousine through Berlin’s Cold War sites, with hotel pickup and photo stops, for a fun private 2.5-hour highlight tour.
“What an amazing tour! Our driver, Sebastian I think, was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Berlin and what to show us and where to take us. It was comfortable, and never boring and he had a sense of humor which made the tour extra enjoyable. I would highly recommend this for anyone and any family.”
Private tour in a 1965 VW T1 Samba: see Berlin’s icons and lesser-known corners with a guide, pickup, and a photo booklet.
“Amazing! Great tour and awesome ‘Bulli’ , the best way to see Berlin”
Drive a classic Trabant through Cold War Berlin, past the Wall and key checkpoints, with a live guide and radio commentary for $116.
“The Trabi was the star be the backdrop of Berlin perfect. The guide was expert and fun. A very different way to see Berlin.”
Berlin in an electric e-Trabi convoy: live radio commentary, classic sights, and a driver’s license souvenir plus Trabi Museum time.
“Unieke manier om de stad te bezoeken. Met de nodige nostalgie.”
Drive your own mini hot rod through Berlin’s top sights. Quick test drive, guided loop, helmets on, and a real sense of speed.
“This is simply Awesome. So much fun driving through the street past all the famous landmarks. This is a Must Do in Berlin”
Step into Berlin’s Trabi legend at Checkpoint Charlie. See 14 cars, watch lightshow films, and ride on a Trabi Safari.
Self-drive a classic Trabant through Berlin’s Cold War landmarks, guided by radio, and take home a souvenir driver’s license.
“A great opportunity to see some of Berlin from a different perspective: by driving an iconic 600cc Trabi. Easy to locate meeting point. Reasonably priced at 180GBP for a couple’s two hour tour (we both drove given the opportunity to switch halfway). The Trabi was very authentic (a basic car with column mounted stick shift and immovable wing mirrors adding to the charm). Good commentary throughout via the radio system. We were very happy with our tour. It was a change from walking and we felt that we got a good introduction to areas of the city that we were later able to return to on foot once the tour…”
