Here you find answers to questions
that I often hear from my clients:
Are you a professional
guide?
What kind of tours do you provide?
Do you arrange groups, so it would be cheaper
for me?
Why is there a different price for cruise-liners?
In which languages do you guide?
Are you Jewish?
How many people can be on your tours?
Why don't you drive on your own, do we need
a driver?
Are entrance fees and TIP included in your
rates?
Are you a professional
guide?
Yes, I am NOT touring for a
hobby. I am a tour-guide since 1985 and it is a full-time job for
me. I am professional and licenced member of the Berlin Guide Association
and the German Guide Association. My husband Eckart joined me touring
a few years ago and is also a member of my/our congregation.
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What
kind of tours do you provide?
I either do walking-tours in the center of
historic east Berlin as well as tours by van (the town is very huge
and sightseeing points are spread out, so I suggest to do tours by
car, you will miss many important jewish sites by doing only a walking
tour!). You can also rent my husband Eckart as a driverguide. He
can show you many sites with his van and his knowledge of jewish
history is well.
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Do you
arrange groups, so it would be cheaper for me?
Sorry, I don't arrange strangers
into one group. If you want to lower the price per person, you have
to ask someone on your own to join your tour. The cheapest tours
we can offer are Eckart's driverguide-tours for 60€ per hour.
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Why is there a different price for cruise-liners?
Because we have to reserve
the whole day for clients, who come with ship-transportation from
Warnemünde-Port to Berlin, we make use of the special
price of 500 €. Most often we don't know the exact you arrive
in Berlin, so we have to wait for you. Same for departure. It is
more than fair to calculate on more than 6 hours.
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In which languages
do you guide?
I speak and guide fluently
in German, English and Spanish. My husband speaks very well English
and of course German.
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Are you Jewish?
Yes, both of us are Jewish.
Many of our clients think it is easier to be guided by a Jewish guide
in Germany. And we agree. Feel free to ask us all the questions you
have.
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How many people
can be on your tours?
With my van I can provide six
passengers, the van has a microfone, so anyone can hear me. It also
has tinted windows and aircondition and, of course, a driver. If
you want to be guided by Eckart as a driverguide, he is able to tour
7 passengers.
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Why don't you
drive on your own, do we need a driver?
I can work more professional
with a driver: I don't have to concentrate to the traffic and it
possible to get off the car whenever I want: There are a lot of sightseeing
points, where I want to show you the genuine location, and without
a driver we have to park there, which is often not possible. With
a driver it is no problem, he picks us up where we need it. The tour
is much better this way. I concentrate on your needs and your questions.
More safety, more informativ and more comfortable. Of course I use
only licenced and fully insured cars and drivers with a permission
to transport people.
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Are entrance
fees and TIP included in your rates?
No, in my rates only included is the 19% VAT,
which I have to deduct to the tax-office immediately. Any entrance
fees for museums, palaces etc. you have to pay on your own. Any TIPs
for service, drivers etc. are also not included. You don't have to
TIP anyone, but if you are satisfied with the service it is common
to TIP about 10%.
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