• Ticket code: Enter your ticket code on the Roamer redemption page before you set off, while you still have signal. • Phone and earphones: Bring a fully charged smartphone and earphones to follow the self-guided audio tour. • Data or Wi-Fi: Use mobile data on the walk, or open the tour on Wi-Fi before you start if you do not have data. • Weather gear: Wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes for the 2.2 km outdoor route.

• Respect the memorial: Do not climb on the walls, steel tracings, or watchtower marker, and do not add graffiti outside the park wall.

• Wheelchair support: Wheelchairs and folding seats can be borrowed free of charge at the Visitor Center desk. • Steps on route: Between stops 8 and 9, three steps have a handrail; a parallel pavement offers an alternative if needed. • Mauerpark access: The climb into the Mauerpark uses a zigzag ramp with no steps for step-free access.

• Tour access: The audio tour opens in your phone browser, and you do not need to download an app. • Best visiting time: Walk between 10am and 5pm Tuesday to Sunday so indoor sites and the chapel are usually open. • Monday visit: On Mondays, indoor sites are closed, but the outdoor memorial remains open from 8am to 10pm. • Daylight only: Walk in daylight, since the memorial closes at 10pm and the Mauerpark above the gate is dark at night. • Visitor Center: The Visitor Center and Documentation Center open Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 6pm and close on Mondays. • Observation tower: The free observation tower at the Documentation Center closes with last ascent at 5.45pm. • Chapel of Reconciliation: The chapel is usually free and open Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 5pm, with a short noon prayer on weekdays. • Nordbahnhof exhibition: The ghost-station exhibition at Nordbahnhof S-Bahn station is free during station opening hours. • How to get there: Reach the start via S-Bahn to Nordbahnhof, tram M10, bus 247, or nearby U8 and U6 stations. • Construction note: Expect a temporary covered walkway outside Nordbahnhof S-Bahn exit and check bvg.de or sbahn.berlin for updates. • Route crossings: Use signal crossings where provided and look both ways at streets without lights along the route. • Mauerpark renovations: Parts of the Mauerpark path and slope are under renovation into 2027 and may be fenced at times. • Alternative end point: If paths are fenced, you can end the walk at the top of the zigzag ramp with the wall still in view. • Pickpocket warning: On busy Sundays in Mauerpark, keep your bag closed and carried in front of you. • Behavior in chapel: Treat the Chapel of Reconciliation as a working church and visit quietly. • Extra walking: You can continue walking through the Mauerpark northwards to Gleimstrasse after the tour ends. • Crowd patterns: Weekday mornings are usually quiet, while Sundays bring lively flea market and karaoke crowds to the park.