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Cuando David Bowie se trasladó a Berlín en 1976, encontró un pozo de angustia de la Guerra Fría, "apartado de su mundo, arte y cultura, moribundo sin esperanza de castigo". Esta excursión le llevará de vuelta a la decadente ciudad de la década de 1970 que inspiró los álbumes clásicos Low, Heroes y Lodger de Bowie en Berlín. Comenzando por el corazón decadente del Berlín occidental de la Guerra Fría, Zoo Station, seguiremos el rastro de Bowie al piso que compartió con Iggy Pop, los clubes en que se divirtieron y los legendarios estudios de grabación Hansa, donde la música de Bowie alcanzó sus máximas cotas de creatividad.
Los lugares visitados en este recorrido suelen incluir:
• Bahnhof Zoo
• Antiguo Dschungel Club
• KaDeWe
• Potsdamer Platz
• Hansa Studios
• Muro de Berlín
• Topographie of Terror
• La primera residencia de Bowie
• Neues Ufer café

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Guía turístico (historiador, profesor, estudiante de doctorado, periodista o autor publicado)

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Alimentos y bebidas
Transporte hacia / desde las atracciones: necesitará usar el transporte público varias veces, ya que las distancias entre algunos sitios clave serían demasiado grandes para caminar. Si aún no tiene un pase de tránsito de visitante de unos días a Berlín, le sugerimos que compre el pase diario de metro. Si no puede comprarlo por adelantado, su guía lo ayudará a comprarlo en la primera estación de metro del tour.

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La confirmación se recibirá en el momento en que se realice la reserva

Características

Turismo

90%

Cultural

70%

Deportes

25%

Opiniones

4.9

6

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Carol L

5 | 2018-08-02

We had a fabulous time seeing all of Bowie’s haunts on this tour. Our guide, Darrell, was great and was as passionate about the man, his inspirations and music, as we were. He went out of his way to accommodate us after being waylaid in our original meeting due to the Berlin Gay Pride events. A fantastic experience which we highly recommend if you are a Bowie fan. Thank you!

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Adolfo A

4 | 2017-08-07

It was a very interesting tour. Another way of enjoying this amazing city!

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n.vickerman

5 | 2016-09-19

The Bowie tour was not just an insightful tour of Bowie's musical influences and important locations during his career in Berlin, but was told within the cultural and historical context of Berlin, Germany and the world at that time. This made it a really interesting tour and exploration of the city. Highly recommended even for those that aren't super fans.

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Freddie

5 | 2016-09-19

The Bowie tour was a exploration of the city and cultural influences that inspired Bowie's works. A must for any Bowie fan who wants to know more about the rich intertwining history of Berlin and Bowie.

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emmaknock

5 | 2016-09-15

I’m a huge Bowie fan so I was really excited to take this tour — thankfully, it did not disappoint. Our guide Peter knew a ton about Bowie, his musical influences and the significance of the so-called Berlin years, and he did an incredible job of explaining Bowie’s music in the context of the Cold War. We saw the legendary Hansa Studios, Potsdamer Platz, sections of the Berlin Wall, the Topography of Terror, Zoo Station and other culturally significant sites. Peter had a little speaker with him so we could listen to songs at relevant points on the tour, and he had various other props — including Christopher Isherwood’s “Goodbye to Berlin” and an old map of divided Berlin — to help us better understand Cold War-era Berlin. My personal highlight has got to be standing in the entrance of the Schöneberg apartment building where Bowie and Iggy Pop both lived. I definitely recommend this tour to any Bowie or music fans visiting the city.

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