During a four-hour tour with Terry, you'll experience all that can be seen in Berlin’s historic centre - Unter den Linden (the famous boulevard), Museum Island, Frederick’s Forum with the Opera House, the University, the Royal Library, St. Hedwig's Catholic Cathedral, all done to the orders of Frederick the Great. The Brandenburg Gate which is the symbol of Berlin and Germany, the Reichstag parliament building, now home to democratic Germany’s lower house but famous for being in one way or another the starting point of WWI, WWII and the Cold War. Checkpoint Charlie, remains of the Wall, astounding new Potsdamer Platz and a surprise or two along the way.

"The beautiful women ride around on bikes and the bars never shut," he noted at the time, accurately. "It doesn't have to get any more complicated than that." Barnaby and Berlin. Love at first sight. A self-proclaimed expert on such varying topics as inter-war European history, British pop music, the writings of Noam Chomsky, chess, football and - of course - Berlin, Barnaby confesses that tour-guiding is his ideal job "until I become a pop star, or the city authorities ban girls on bikes." And, at 6 foot 8, both him and his tours really can't be missed.

Finding the city to be the most action packed he'd seen, both present day and historically, he decided to stay put and let the city move around him. A Brewers tour guide since March 2005, Robin is well versed in the 800 years of Berlin's history, but has a special passion for the History of East Berlin, the Cold War and the idiosyncrasies of the socialist and Stalinist developments of 20th century Europe. Robin is currently working on a degree in modern European history at the Open University, and still rockin' the free world in his spare time.