Berlin’s Schlaufuchs Rally turns school trips into a playful history lesson
A new educational adventure is giving school groups a fresh way to explore Berlin. The Schlaufuchs Rally offers a two-hour guided tour packed with challenges and learning. Prices begin at just €9 per student, with teachers joining for free.
The rally takes students on a journey through key Berlin landmarks, from Checkpoint Charlie to the Brandenburg Gate. Along the way, an experienced guide shares historical facts and sets team challenges to test knowledge and teamwork.
Four different routes are available: the City Rally, Wall Rally, Capital Rally, and Kreuzberg Rally. Each option has its own starting and finishing points, letting groups tailor the experience. Every team receives an activity booklet to help solve clues and complete tasks. At the end of the tour, the winning team earns the title of Schlaufuchs—or Clever Fox—champions. The rally runs all year round, making it a flexible option for school trips. Organisers ask that bookings specify they are for a school group.
The Schlaufuchs Rally combines education and fun for students visiting Berlin. With guided tours, team challenges, and affordable pricing, it offers a structured way to discover the city’s history. Schools can book the experience at any time of year.
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