Where It All Begin: ベルリンのクィア&トランス歴史ツアー
早わかり
Where It All Begin: ベルリンのクィア&トランス歴史ツアーは、BerlinGuide.deが催行する、ベルリン, ドイツで楽しめる3時間 30分 少人数制体験です。 ViatorとTripadvisorの34件のレビューで5点満点中5.0と評価されています。 料金は1人あたり¥10,903〜で、無料キャンセルが可能です。 含まれるもの:✔ 200+ rare historical photos, videos, and archival materials, ✔ Insider tips on Berlin’s modern queer nightlife and events, ✔ Guided walking tour led by a queer activist & gender scholar。
ハイライト
- 最大10名の少人数制で、よりパーソナルな体験を
- 柔軟に計画できる無料キャンセル
- 10か所を効率よく巡る充実の旅程
- 車いす対応
基本情報
- 所要時間
- 3時間 30分
- グループ
- 少人数制、最大10名
- 言語
- English
- 送迎
- 集合場所で待ち合わせ
- 予約確定
- 即時予約確定
- 人数
- 1予約あたり1~10名
- 年齢区分
- 大人 18–99
- キャンセル
- 無料キャンセル(ポリシーを確認)
プランと空き状況
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Where It All Began: Berlin’s Queer & Trans History Tour
最安値 ¥10,497
- 催行日:
- 土
- 開始時刻:
- 11:30
時刻と料金は催行会社の最新スケジュールに基づき、予約時に確定します。
概要
️ 現代のLGBTQIA+権利運動の発祥の地ベルリンの没入型ウォーキングツアーで、100年以上にわたるクィアとトランスの歴史を発見しましょう。
ストーンウォールのはるか昔、ベルリンには世界初のクィア活動家、先駆的なトランス・アイデンティティー、そして盛んなレズビアンやゲイのナイトライフシーンがあった。 初期のLGBTQIA+の権利運動からナチス下のクィアな抵抗、アンダーグラウンドのキャバレーからベルハインのような伝説的なクラブまで、世界中のクィア文化を形作った隠れた歴史を解き明かすツアー。
クィア活動家、社会科学者、公認セックス教育者が主導し、200枚以上の歴史的な写真、珍しいオーディオクリップ、ビデオ、個人的な引用、インタラクティブなクイズ問題を通して歴史に命を吹き込む、他に類を見ないガイド付き体験です。 さらに、拡張現実(AR)ミクシィでは、歴史上のクィアな偉人たちと一緒にセルフィーを撮ることができます!
次のような方に最適です。 LGBTQIA+旅行者、歴史通、ベルリンの地元民、そして忘れられない体験を求める同盟国。
含まれるもの
含まれるもの
- ✔ 200+ rare historical photos, videos, and archival materials
- ✔ Insider tips on Berlin’s modern queer nightlife and events
- ✔ Guided walking tour led by a queer activist & gender scholar
- ✔ Augmented Reality (AR) elements to bring history to life
- ✔ Mixies: Take fun, personalized photos with Augmented Reality elements for lasting memories
含まれないもの
- A drink at the café we might visit for a break
旅程
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スポット1 · 5分
️ The "World's First Gay Man"
Our tour begins at Karl-Heinrich-Ulrichs-Straße 1, named after the man often called the world’s first gay rights activist. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs was one of the earliest people to publicly advocate for the decriminalization of homosexuality, defining queer identities long before the word “homosexual” even existed. His ideas laid the foundation for modern LGBTQIA+ movements worldwide. -
スポット2 · 20分
️ The Persecution of LGBTQIA+ in Nazi Germany
At Nollendorfplatz, the heart of Berlin’s LGBTQIA+ history, we uncover the stories of Adolf Brand and right-wing gay activists, the complex role of Ernst Röhm and openly gay Nazis, and how Hitler’s stance on homosexuality led to mass persecution. We also explore The Night of the Long Knives, when Röhm and many other queer individuals within the Nazi party were executed. This stop sheds light on LGBTQIA+ persecution in Nazi concentration camps, where people were forced to wear the pink triangle, and the resilience of those who resisted oppression. -
スポット3 · 20分
⚢ Lesbian Life, Music & Resistance
This stop focuses on lesbian life in 1920s Berlin, a thriving yet often overlooked part of queer history. We visit the site of Toppkeller, a famous lesbian bar, and explore how spaces like these provided community and safety for queer women. We also discuss the cultural impact of Claire Waldoff, a lesbian cabaret singer whose songs became anthems of defiance, and Josephine Baker, the bisexual performer who became a sex symbol for all genders. -
スポット4 · 20分
Christopher Isherwood & The Queer Inspiration for Cabaret
At this location, we explore the homosexual department of the Berlin police force, a surprising yet significant aspect of LGBTQIA+ history. This stop also highlights gay male life in 1920s Berlin, featuring the story of Christopher Isherwood, whose writings about his experiences in Berlin inspired the famous Cabaret musical and film. We also discuss his relationship with Heinz Neddermeyer and their escape from Nazi Germany as queer refugees. -
スポット5 · 20分
The World's First LGBTQIA+ Rights Movement
Magnus Hirschfeld’s groundbreaking work in LGBTQIA+ activism is at the center of this stop. We discover his Institute for Sexual Science, as well as the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee, the world’s first organization dedicated to queer rights and gender studies. We explore his theories on sexual intermediaries, the concept of Berlin’s third gender, and the world’s first gender-affirming surgeries performed on Dora Richter, Lili Elbe, and Karl M. Baer. We also discuss the fight against Paragraph 175, which criminalized homosexuality, and the destruction of the Institute by the Nazis, a devastating loss for queer history. -
スポット6 · 20分
Drag & Queer Nightlife (Former Site of Eldorado)
This location was once home to Eldorado, one of Berlin’s most famous drag bars of the 1920s. Eldorado was a hotspot for gender-nonconforming people, queer performers, and even high-profile Nazis like Ernst Röhm, who paradoxically frequented the club while being part of a regime that later persecuted LGBTQIA+ people. -
スポット7 · 15分
Post-War Queer Activism & A Trans Icon
At this stop, we discuss post-war LGBTQIA+ activism in Berlin. We explore Homosexuelle Aktion West-Berlin, one of the first queer rights organizations after WWII, and the founding of SchwuZ, one of Berlin’s most iconic queer clubs. We also highlight the life of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a trans woman who preserved Berlin’s queer history and created safe spaces for the community in East Berlin. -
スポット8 · 15分
The Trans Community & Queer Club Revolution
This stop highlights West Berlin’s trans community in the 1970s and 1980s, exploring the impact of Chez Romy Haag, a legendary trans-led nightclub that revolutionized Berlin’s nightlife. This club was a space where gender-diverse people could exist freely, setting the stage for the city’s vibrant queer club culture today. -
スポット9 · 20分
️ The Aids Crisis & Divided Berlin
Here, we examine the Aids crisis in Berlin, how it affected the divided city, and how the queer community organized to fight for survival. We discuss the activism of Rita Süssmuth, one of the few politicians advocating for Aids awareness, and how the Berlin Wall was metaphorically called the "condom of the GDR", highlighting the stark differences in how East and West Berlin handled the crisis. -
スポット10 · 15分
Queer Nightlife, Pride & The Fight Against Gentrification
Our final stop takes us into the world of queer nightlife and activism today. We explore the Metropol club, its role in the early gay community and techno scene, and its connection to today’s world-famous Berghain and Lab.Oratory. We also discuss SO36’s legendary queer nights, Folsom Europe (Europe’s biggest fetish festival), Kreuzberg Pride, the Dyke March, and the ongoing fight for an affordable city led by the radical Tuntenhaus squat.
集合場所
The tour starts at Nollendorfplatz in front of Alnatura Super Natur Markt.
旅行者の評価
5.0
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- 4 ★ 1
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知っておきたいこと
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
キャンセルポリシー
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
よくある質問
Where It All Begin: ベルリンのクィア&トランス歴史ツアーの所要時間はどれくらいですか?
所要時間は約3時間 30分です。
料金はいくらですか?
料金は1人あたり¥10,903〜です。最終料金は日付、時間、参加人数によって異なり、お支払い前にViatorで確定します。
何が含まれますか?
✔ 200+ rare historical photos, videos, and archival materials; ✔ Insider tips on Berlin’s modern queer nightlife and events; ✔ Guided walking tour led by a queer activist & gender scholar; ✔ Augmented Reality (AR) elements to bring history to life; ✔ Mixies: Take fun, personalized photos with Augmented Reality elements for lasting memories.
どこから出発しますか?
The tour starts at Nollendorfplatz in front of Alnatura Super Natur Markt.
キャンセルはできますか?
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
対応言語は何ですか?
ガイド言語:English。
参加する価値はありますか?
ViatorとTripadvisorの34件のレビューで5点満点中5.0と評価されており、ベルリンで最も評価の高い体験のひとつです。