✔ What role did Audre Lorde play in the Black women's movement in Germany?

✔ Why is May Ayim considered one of the most important voices in Afro-German history?

✔ What is the connection between Schöneberg, colonialism, and feminism?

✔ How did the term “intersectionality” come about, and why does it affect all of us?

✔ Which stories have been suppressed from German collective memory for decades?

✔ Featured in: Berliner Morgenpost, Siegessäule, TipBerlin

✔ A ticket costs €29 per person

This city tour combines Berlin's history with Black, feminist, and queer perspectives. Behind each stop are people who have changed Germany, often without receiving the recognition they deserved.

It shows how activists have shaped our society and why their struggles continue to have an impact to this day. We tell stories of courage, solidarity, and resistance—stories that continue to inspire us to this day.

You'll go home not only with new knowledge, but also with a new perspective on Berlin.

Already over 20,000 participants We discovered Berlin from a new perspective with deSta.

- Tip for the tour guides

- Transportation from or to your own accommodation

- Drinks or snacks

- Rain or sun protection

Cash payments are possible for public tours in exceptional cases. Private group tours are available from Monday to Sunday at flexible times. Send a convenient and simple request now. For wheelchair users: There is a small hill at the cemetery. We are happy to help with pushing if necessary and possible. Please note the opening hours of St. Matthäus Kirchplatz: February 08-17h, March 08-18h, April 08-19h, May-August 08-20h, September 08-19h, October 08-18h, November 08-17h, December-January 08-16h.