Berlin - the starting point of the Second World War and the scene of the final battle. During the Cold War it was the frontline city, and finally divided by the Berlin Wall. Berlin is full of history - a city where sorrow and suffering as well as hopes and new beginnings lie close together.

With the Russian minibus, which is called Buchanka (tin loaf) because of its charming shape, you will go on a special city tour to the highlights of Soviet Berlin! Board at Berlin's main train station and the minibus will then take you across the Spree River into the heart of the capital. Passing the Brandenburg Gate, you will go to Checkpoint Charlie, Alexanderplatz and along Karl-Marx-Strasse. You will also see the TV Tower, the Reichstag and the mile-long Eastside Gallery. Finally, you will drive to Treptower Park for the grand finale. Here you will visit the gigantic Soviet Memorial with its reverent history and impressive architecture. Then you will return to Berlin's main train station.