Bernd Gutberlet
Author and city guide
Bernd Gutberlet has been a “Berliner” for over 30 years and a city guide for over 10 years in Berlin. He also writes books about history and about Berlin — most recently “Berlin in your pocket” (Fischer Verlag). He‘s communicating the city’s unique history not only from within a Trabi, but also by bus or boat, on foot or by public transport.
Peter “Lucki” Lucas
Berliner Schnauze and rocking the microphone
Model 1954,born in Berlin, of course. My father was a bus driver, mother housewife and I’ve got five younger siblings.
Hobbies: jogging, kicking, table tennis, theater and card games.
I do my city tours since 2004 mostly in Berlin dialect and the famous / notorious “Berliner Schnauze”
Author of: Berliner Schnauze City Tours, The Children’s Trap, Utopia is doable
Christel Reuter
la guía turística extraordinaria
My biggest wish is to convey my own enthusiasm for our beautiful city of Berlin with its wonderful environment and its cultural treasures to our guests. As a trained interpreter for the Spanish language, I am especially looking forward to welcome visitors from Spanish-speaking countries.
As a former East German citizen, it gives me great pleasure, of course, to familiarize the visitors with the pitfalls of the cult car Trabant on the Trabi CITYTOUR — a great idea which leaves our guests always delighted.
Since 2005 I am self-employed as a tour guide in Berlin and Potsdam and since 2006 I am a member of the association “Berlin Guide”.
Karin Gram
Tour guide and “Perlebergerin”
Born on August 31, 1952 in Perleberg, in the former GDR, I completed a four-year language study at the Humboldt University after completing high school. As a graduate interpreter, I was a full-time tour guide from 1976 – 1992 and then settled down as a freelance interpreter in tourism until today without interruption.
