Sightseeing tour in Berlin

Berlin is Germany’s capital city, with 3.4 million inhabitants in 12 boroughs. The borough of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg is the most densely populated in Berlin, with 12,400 people squeezed into one square kilometre. Berlin has over 175 museums and more than 50 theatres, as well as in excess of 300 cinemas. There are 4650 restaurants in Berlin, around 900 pubs and 190 bars and nightclubs. In 2008, eat-the-world started the first culinary tour of Kreuzberg: our Kreuzberg-Tour. Our city tours in Berlin quickly became very popular. In September 2008, we launched our second Berlin tour, in Friedrichshain: the Friedrichshain-Tour. In the meantime, our tours can now be booked as private tours, as a company or club, for example, or you can give them as a gift (gift certificate).

Sightseeing tour in Hamburg

Hamburg is Germany’s northernmost city. With its 1.8 million inhabitants, the Hansa city is the country’s second-largest. Hamburg’s unique appeal derives from a combination of being Europe’s third-largest port and one of the most important centres for media in Germany, as well as the reputation of the Reeperbahn, the ‘Sinful Mile’. With more than four million visitors each year, Hamburg is one of Germany’s most popular tourist destinations and therefore has much to offer in the way of sightseeing or events, such as in St. Pauli, along the Reeperbahn, at the Millerntor or in the Schanzenviertel. Our first tour was the Ottensen-Tour, followed by the Schanzen-Tour. Of course, you can also book our guided tours as private group tours, or you can give them as a gift (gift voucher). There are a lot of things to do in Hamburg!

Sightseeing tour in München

Munich is the capital of the Free State of Bavaria and Germany’s third-largest city, with around 1.35 million inhabitants. Along with Munich’s trademarks, the Oktoberfest and the Hofbrauhaus, there are also many culinary highlights to see and experience, from Wiener Platz through to the Isar and the Gasteig. On our culinary walking tours, eat-the-world combines a sightseeing tour and restaurant guide with entertainment and culture. On the guided tour through the two famous districts of Schwabing and Haidhausen, you’ll experience Munich as a modern city.  Discover another side to Munich, as a culinary experience. As a private group tour, our guided tours are a great opportunity for your guests to become better acquainted with Munich and its cuisine, or you can give them as a gift (maybe as a travel idea voucher).

Münster lies in the heart of the beautiful Münsterland and is one of Germany’s largest university cities. Münster is known as a city of cyclists, as well as being famous for its historic Old Town. We started our first culinary city tour in Münster in April 2011, which incidentally you can book as a group tour or company outing in Münster at any time. Our first culinary tour in the city is the Kreuzviertel Tour. Of course, you can also give one of our city tours as a gift in the form of a gift voucher, for example.

Leipzig is one of the largest cities in the Free State of Saxony, with over half a million inhabitants. Historically, Leipzig has been a centre for printing and book selling, and also has a great musical tradition going back to Johann Sebastian Bach and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy in particular. Food tours around Leipzig therefore present the perfect way to explore the city close up. Leipzig’s Südvorstadt is very popular, which is largely down to its greenery and proximity to the city centre, along with its old buildings. Südvorstadt is also where our first food and culture tour in Leipzig begins. Irrespective of whether you take a public or private group tour (a company outing, perhaps), it’s sure to be tasty. Of course, you could also give a gift voucher for a tour of Leipzig as a present.