WorldVisita University Tour – Berlin

Embark on an Unforgettable Educational Adventure with WorldVisita University Tour – Berlin

Step into the heart of Europe’s intellectual and cultural hub with WorldVisita’s exclusive University Tour in Berlin. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of academia and history as you explore renowned universities, engage with esteemed scholars, and uncover the city’s iconic landmarks.

Why Choose WorldVisita?

Expert Guidance: Our experienced guides will lead you through Berlin’s academic institutions and cultural landmarks, offering insightful commentary and insider knowledge at every turn.

Tailored Experiences: From intimate meetings with university admission boards to guided tours of world-class museums, our meticulously planned itinerary ensures a seamless blend of academic exploration and cultural immersion.

Luxurious Accommodations: Rest and rejuvenate in style at Meininger Hotel Berlin Mitte Humboldthaus, centrally located in Berlin’s vibrant Mitte district. Enjoy modern amenities and comfortable lodgings, providing the perfect sanctuary after a day of exploration.

Join Us on this Unforgettable Journey

Unleash your curiosity, expand your horizons, and create lasting memories as you embark on the WorldVisita University Tour – Berlin. Book your place today and prepare to embark on an educational adventure like no other

The Itinerary

Day 1: University Exploration in Berlin

Morning: Arrival in Berlin and check-in at Meininger Hotel Berlin Mitte Humboldthaus. The WorldVisita organizes the Group Orientation for Itinerary guidance and Safety.

Afternoon: Begin your university exploration by visiting Humboldt University of Berlin. Established in 1810, Humboldt University is one of Berlin’s oldest universities, offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across disciplines. Experience the historic ambiance of the university and learn about its contributions to academia and research.

The WorldVisita facilitates the meeting with the Admission Board to discuss academic offers, including programs in philosophy, history, economics, biology, and medicine,.

Late Afternoon: The WorldVisita organizes a trip to the Technical University of Berlin. Founded in 1879, Technical University of Berlin is known for its focus on engineering, technology, and natural sciences. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics, and related fields. Explore the modern campus and innovative research facilities.

Visitors meet with the admission board to discuss academic offers, including programs in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, and environmental engineering, facilitated by WorldVisita.

Evening: WorldVisita facilitates a Welcoming Dinner at a restaurant in central Berlin and discuss the day’s university visits and continue with the Orientation and Safety exercise.

Day 2: More Universities and Museum Island

Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Visit Free University of Berlin, founded in 1948 in West Berlin during the Cold War era. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law, and economics. Experience the university’s commitment to academic freedom and interdisciplinary study. The WorldVisita facilitates the meeting with the Admission Board to discuss programs in political science, sociology, physics, law, and economics.

Afternoon: Explore Museum Island and its world-class museums. Take a break from university visits to immerse yourself in art, history, and culture, organized by WorldVisita. Expect to discover iconic artifacts and artworks spanning various historical periods.

Evening: Optional: Attend a cultural event or performance in Berlin, such as a concert or theater production, arranged by WorldVisita.

Day 3: Technical Programs and Nearby Educational Institutions

Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. The The WorldVisita facilitates your exploration of Technical University of Berlin, focusing on its technical programs and engineering facilities. Participate in hands-on activities or lab tours. The WorldVisita facilitates the meeting with the Admission Board to discuss academic offers, including programs in aerospace engineering, information technology, renewable energies, and data science, and explore research opportunities.

Afternoon: Explore other nearby educational institutions: Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin: Specializing in engineering, applied sciences, and business administration, Beuth University offers programs in areas such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and business management. Learn about applied research and industry collaboration.

Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems (FOKUS): Learn about cutting-edge research in communication and information technologies at FOKUS, a leading research institute affiliated with Technical University of Berlin. Gain insights into future technology trends and applications.

Evening: Explore the vibrant neighborhood of Kreuzberg and enjoy dinner at a local eatery known for its diverse cuisine, organized by WorldVisita.

Day 4: Specialized Institutions and Nearby Educational Institutions

Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. The WorldVisita facilitates the Group to visit specialized institutions of the Berlin School of Economics and Law (HWR Berlin): Learn about business administration, public administration, and economics at HWR Berlin, known for its practicaloriented approach and strong industry connections. Expect to engage in discussions on real-world business scenarios and management practices.

Afternoon: Explore additional educational institutions in Berlin:

Humboldt University of Berlin – Department of Economics: Delve into economics and business studies at Humboldt University’s renowned Department of Economics, offering programs in economics, management, and finance. Gain perspectives on global economic trends and policy challenges.

Evening: Celebrate the day with a dinner at a traditional German restaurant, featuring local cuisine and live music, organized by WorldVisita.

Day 5: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour and Departure

Morning: Enjoy breakfast at Meininger Hotel Berlin Mitte Humboldthaus and then embark on a Berlin hop-on hop-off bus tour. Explore the city’s iconic landmarks at your own pace, hopping on and off at various stops. Brandenburg Gate Historic Background: Built in the late 18th century, the Brandenburg Gate is one of Berlin’s most iconic landmarks. It symbolizes peace and unity and has witnessed significant events in German history, including the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Tourism Background: Visitors can admire the gate’s neoclassical design, walk through its columns, and learn about its historical significance through nearby information panels.

Reichstag Building

Historic Background: The Reichstag Building is the seat of the German Bundestag (parliament). It has a turbulent history, including being damaged during World War II and later reconstructed with a modern glass dome symbolizing transparency in government.

Tourism Background: Visitors can tour the building, including the dome, which offers panoramic views of Berlin’s skyline. Advanced booking is recommended. Berlin Wall Memorial

Historic Background: The Berlin Wall divided East and West Berlin during the Cold War, separating families and communities. The memorial preserves a section of the wall, along with a documentation center and outdoor exhibition, to commemorate those affected by its existence.

Tourism Background: Visitors can explore the memorial grounds, view remnants of the wall, and learn about the wall’s history and impact through exhibits and displays.

Afternoon

Checkpoint Charlie

Historic Background: Checkpoint Charlie was one of the crossing points between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. It gained international significance as a symbol of the divided city and was a focal point of tensions between the East and West.

Tourism Background: Today, visitors can see a replica of the original guardhouse and signage, along with a museum detailing stories of escape attempts and espionage during the Cold War era. Holocaust Memorial Historic Background:

The Holocaust Memorial is a somber tribute to the millions of Jews who perished during the Holocaust. The memorial consists of 2,711 concrete slabs of varying heights, designed to evoke feelings of disorientation and loss. Tourism Background: Visitors can walk through the memorial’s maze-like pathways, reflecting on the enormity of the Holocaust and paying respects to its victims.

Evening: Farewell Dinner at the Return to Meininger Hotel Berlin Mitte Humboldthaus.