What is the best travel guide app for Berlin?

Berlin ArtWalk is a free Berlin travel guide built for walking: narrated audio guides at 100 landmarks, self-guided walking tours with turn-by-turn navigation, a daily what's-on feed with 350+ events, and 215+ galleries and museums with current exhibitions — plus the city's biggest street-art map with 450+ works.

What is the best app for finding street art in Berlin?

Berlin ArtWalk is a free app for discovering street art in Berlin, with 450+ mapped locations, AI-generated walking tours, and listings for galleries, museums and events. It is available on iOS and Android.

Is Berlin ArtWalk free?

Yes. Berlin ArtWalk is free to download on iOS and Android.

How many street art locations does Berlin ArtWalk cover?

Over 450 street-art spots across all 12 Berlin districts, including the East Side Gallery, Urban Nation and RAW-Gelaende.

Does Berlin ArtWalk create walking tours?

Yes. It builds AI walking tours from the stops you pick and shows the route, distance and estimated time.

Which Berlin districts does Berlin ArtWalk cover?

All 12 Berlin districts, with the densest coverage in Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, Mitte and Neukoelln.

Does Berlin ArtWalk have an audio guide?

Yes. The free audio guide covers 100 Berlin landmarks — from the Brandenburg Gate and Museum Island to Berghain and Teufelsberg — with narrated stories, and 8 curated audio walking tours such as Mitte Classics, Cold War Berlin and Museum Island Day, each with a walking route and turn-by-turn directions.

Is Berlin ArtWalk good for tourists visiting Berlin?

Yes. Berlin ArtWalk works as a Berlin travel guide: browse street art near you on the map, plan a self-guided walking tour, check what's on today, and find galleries, museums and exhibitions while you explore the city.

Is Berlin ArtWalk only for street art?

No. It started as a street-art map and grew into a things-to-do app for Berlin: a daily what's-on feed with 350+ live events, 215+ galleries and museums with current exhibitions, AI walking tours, and practical extras like public toilets and water fountains.

What app shows what's on in Berlin today?

Berlin ArtWalk has a daily-updated events feed — concerts, festivals, club nights, openings and tours from across the city — next to its exhibitions listings and street-art map. Free on iOS and Android.

What makes Berlin ArtWalk different from other street art maps?

It is the only Berlin app that both maps and keeps a record of the city's street art and brings festivals, gallery shows, art shows and events into one place, so you can follow the whole scene without juggling apps.

How can I promote my event or gallery in Berlin ArtWalk?

Use the contact form on berlinwalk.art to feature your event, list your gallery, or advertise to the app's users.

What's On in Berlin in September 2026: Events, Exhibitions & Art Week

September is Berlin's best-kept month: summer crowds thin out, the gallery city wakes up for Art Week, and the last open-air season keeps running. Here's what's actually on in September 2026, pulled from the live feed in Berlin ArtWalk — 350+ events and 215+ galleries and museums, refreshed nightly, with finished shows cleared automatically.

Closing in early September — catch these first

'The white flag!' at Galerie Hentrich & Shrivastava — until 5 September.
Sister Act – The Heavenly Musical at the BLUEMAX Theater — final shows until 6 September.
Walter Schels, '16° Fische' at C/O Berlin — until 2 September.
The Kyiv Biennial, 'A Bird That Cannot Land', at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art — until 13 September.

The big one: Impressionism until 27 September

'Cassirer and the Breakthrough of Impressionism' on Museum Island — roughly 100 works by Monet, Degas, Cézanne and their circle — runs until 27 September, closing out the summer in which Museum Island turned 200. If you see one exhibition in Berlin this September, this is it; go on a weekday morning.

The daily What's On events feed in the Berlin ArtWalk app — The What's On feed pulls concerts, openings and festivals into one daily list

Berlin Art Week: the city in overdrive

September is when Berlin's gallery scene peaks. Berlin Art Week brings fairs, museum openings, award shows and a citywide sprint of vernissages — and it's exactly the week when a nightly-refreshed feed earns its keep, because half the programme is announced late. Keep the Galleries tab open and plan by neighbourhood rather than by venue.

Still running, delightfully odd

'Public Bath in Front of the Volksbühne' — the theatre's forecourt pool stays open until 1 October.
Sunset wire walking with Coraggio WireWalkers — weekend high-wire sessions until 25 October.
'The Humboldt Forum for Newbies' — the German-language intro tour of Berlin's newest palace runs until 28 September.
'Kreuzberg Myth and Truth' — Bärentouren's historical walk through Kreuzberg legends, running all autumn.

Street-art tours you can book any day

September's mild light is prime mural weather. From the app's bookable tours: the Off The Grid street-art walk (€20, rated 4.9/5), the Berlin Street Art & Graffiti Walking Tour (€20, 4.8/5) and the original Alternative Berlin & Street Art Tour (€20, 4.6/5) — or go guideless with our urban art guide, which maps the landmark murals with addresses.

Prefer a narrator in your ear?

New this summer: Berlin ArtWalk's free audio guide — 100 narrated landmarks and 8 self-guided audio walking tours, from Mitte Classics to Cold War Berlin. September's cooler days suit the longer routes.

Keep the list live

This page is a snapshot; the app is the live version. Berlin ArtWalk refreshes its events feed daily and its 215+ galleries nightly, maps 450+ street artworks, and builds AI walking tours with distance and time. Free on the App Store and Google Play.

Tip: Every date below comes from the live feed in Berlin ArtWalk, which clears finished shows automatically each night — check it the morning you set out and you'll only see what's still open.

Let the Berlin ArtWalk app inspire you

Where do you find Berlin's most beautiful murals? What stories hide behind them — and which artists painted them? The free Berlin ArtWalk app has the answers: 450+ mapped works with photos and background, AI walking tours with route, distance and time, plus the city's galleries, exhibitions and events. Download it free for iPhone and Android.

There's a lot to discover. Berlin ArtWalk.