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Ten real tastings, from currywurst to German beer.
Visit diverse food venues to experience a variety of dishes, including typical Berlin currywurst with sauerkraut and German beer, with an itinerary you can customize.
A private food tour with a local host, visiting real food venues across the city for 10 tastings including Berlin's iconic currywurst.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your host at a central Berlin location.
Sample a genuine spread of Berlin specialties.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
Visit diverse food venues to experience a variety of dishes, including typical Berlin currywurst with sauerkraut and German beer, with an itinerary you can customize. A private food tour with a local host, visiting real food venues across the city for 10 tastings including Berlin's iconic currywurst.
Currywurst, the dish nearly every Berlin food tour circles back to, has a precise birthday: 4 September 1949, when Herta Heuwer began selling grilled pork sausage doused in a ketchup-and-curry-powder sauce from a stand in Charlottenburg. She'd traded cigarettes with British soldiers for Worcestershire sauce and curry powder, and the result caught on fast with construction crews rebuilding a bombed-out city. Today Germans eat an estimated 800 million currywursts a year, roughly 70 million of them in Berlin alone.
Ten tastings across one afternoon is really ten different entry points into that same postwar story — a city that rebuilt itself dish by dish, absorbing new arrivals and new ingredients at every turn. Your host picks venues that reflect that layering: a classic sausage stand alongside a bakery or a neighborhood spot that's been quietly perfecting one thing for decades, with sauerkraut and a proper German beer worked in along the way.
Because the route is yours to shape, no two groups walk quite the same stretch of the city or taste the dishes in the same order — the one constant is a host who actually knows the people behind the counters, not a script memorized for tour buses.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
