Berlin, a haven for LGBTQ+ icons and allies like a queer king, a gay mayor, and Marlene Dietrich in "Blue Angel," has magnetized individuals for decades. As pioneers of regular queer tours in the city, we're excited to reveal this vital facet of Berlin. Our journey traverses the roaring '20s, Nazi oppression, and divergent experiences in East and West Berlin, exploring LGBTQIA+ history in Germany. Discover the ‘90s club scene, the intriguing queer figure Frederick the Great, and the life of openly gay Nazi Ernst Röhm. Venture into Schöneberg, Berlin's renowned gay enclave, formerly the heart of the "sapphic capital." The district hosted philosopher Erika Mann, captured by Otto Dix and Christopher Isherwood. Experience Berlin’s oldest gay and trans club, the former Eldorado. Beyond history, our tour delves into Berlin's interconnected queer and diverse communities in Kreuzberg, a neighborhood shaped by LGBTQIA+ and immigrant diasporas since the 1600s, embodying the adage "nobody flees without a reason"