Stromma Deutschland GmbH

Service partner

Hop On - Hop Off - sightseeing tours by bus in Berlin.

Discover Berlin's most beautiful sights on a city tour with our red Hop On - Hop Off buses, while the free audio guide provides you with exciting background information. With tickets for 24 or 48 hours, you can hop on and off on 2 routes with complete flexibility and continue the tour later.

Our tours take you to Alexanderplatz, Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, TV Tower, Kurfürstendamm, Museum Island, and the 1.4 kilometer long East Side Gallery, among others. There you will experience the history of the Wall up close.

The stops for the bus tours are:

Red Line (Bus)

- Alexanderplatz - Rotes Rathaus - Museum Island - Friedrichstraße - Brandenburg Gate - Reichstag - Central Station - House of World Cultures - Bellevue Palace - Siegessäule (Victory Column) - Kurfürstendamm - KaDeWe - Lützowplatz - Kulturforum - Potsdamer Platz - Wall remains - Checkpoint Charlie - Gendarmenmarkt

Blue Line (Bus)

- Alexanderplatz - Frankfurter Allee - East Side Gallery - Ostbahnhof - Alexa - Rotes Rathaus

About Stromma:

Stromma's history are underpinned by a strong tradition of historical and cultural values. Stromma has a history dating back to 1809. Today, the company is the largest provider of experiences in Scandinavia, operating in Amsterdam, Utrecht, Stockholm, Uppsala, Gothenburg, Malmö, Visby, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Oslo, Lofoten, Tromso, Stavanger, Bergen, Geiranger, Ålesund, Aarhus and Berlin.

Commitment to sustainability

Our vision is to offer our guests first-class experiences. We want to do this responsibly and sustainably.

In the tourism industry, taking a leadership role and sustainability is a priority and we work to reduce resource consumption and purchase and use environmentally friendly raw materials whenever possible.  

Our sustainability strategy  

At Stromma, sustainability efforts are integrated into our daily operations, based on the UN Global Compact and OECD Guidelines for Business. Our strategy builds on the definition in Our Common Future. 

In this definition, sustainable development encompasses environmental as well as social and economic sustainability and aims to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations. 

Safety & hygiene instructions

- For our bus tours you do not have to show a negative Covid-19 test. However, this may change, so please refer to the current regulation of the state of Berlin (https://www.berlin.de/corona/massnahmen/verordnung/) for information.

Sustainability performance

Governance - Integrating a sustainability strategy
Governance - Implementing sustainability goals
Governance - Sustainable business development management
Compliance - Observing laws and guidelines
Compliance – Integrating a code of conduct
Compliance - Active incident management for breaches of compliance
Data Privacy – Ensuring data management meets the statutory requirements
Corporate culture – Communicating the sustainability vision statement
Risk analysis - Structured risk management
Shareholders - Transparent information on shareholder structure and participations

Optional criteria

Transparency - Public sustainability reporting

Energy – Use of renewable energies
Carbon emissions – Auditing carbon footprint
Carbon footprint - Travel management system to cut carbon emissions
Carbon footprint - Mobility management strategies to reduce carbon emissions
Energy – Managing energy saving and efficiency
Emissions and environmental pollution control - Avoidance of noise, light, etc.
Environmental management – Environmental management system in place
Environmental management – Increasing energy efficiency of facilities
Environmental management – Safe treatment of hazardous materials
Environmental management – Putting green office strategies into place
Environmental management – Reducing water consumption
Environmental management – Eco-friendly furnishings for premises and locations
Environmental management – Using eco-friendly consumables

Optional criteria

Waste – Systematic waste avoidance, sorting, and recycling
Environmental costs – Carbon offset for projects and business activities

Employee satisfaction – Promoting employee loyalty and motivation
Work-life balance - Flexible working time models and CSR catalogue
Occupational health and safety measures - Safeguarding productivity
HR strategy – Supporting staff development and training
HR plan – Strategic HR management
HR strategy – Appraisal interviews and incentive system in place
Diversity - Management of diversity and equal opportunities
Diversity - Ensuring the workplace is free from discrimination
Training and further training – Promoting professional and personal development
Training and further training – Developing skills in sustainability
Dialogue - Involving stakeholders groups
Accessibility – facilitating participation

Optional criteria

Diversity - Integrating not-for-profit organisations
Suggestion scheme – Strengthening sustainable processes
Social commitment - Regulating donations and sponsoring
Social commitment - Supporting company volunteer programmes

Quality – Introducing structured quality management
Quality – Establishing a structured complaints management procedure
Quality – Regular dialogue with stakeholders to improve quality
Risks – Established risk analysis of products and projects
Innovation – Expanding the sustainable service portfolio
Innovation – Sustainable product and innovation management
Security – Establishing a user safety process
Budget discipline – Structured bid and invoicing management
Remuneration policy – Equitable remuneration structure

Optional criteria

Suppliers – Aligning the supply chain along sustainable lines
Suppliers – Monitoring sustainability criteria in the supply chain
Suppliers – Monitoring sustainability criteria in the supply chain
Resources – Efficient purchasing of sustainable products and services
Financing – Ecological and ethical financial participation
Memberships – Transparent information on association memberships