Berlin · TICKETS
The 15 tickets & entry passes below are listed with what each one covers, how long it runs and what it costs. Read before you choose rather than after.
Free Jewish Museum Berlin ticket with skip-the-line entry. Explore centuries of Jewish life in Daniel Libeskind’s symbolic building in about 2 hours.
“The guide was amazing, a crazy god narrator and also an entertainer. Loved it”
Audio-guided visit to the Berlin Story Bunker with WWII and Nazi history, an Hitler bunker replica, and a Berlin timeline, about $21.
“was a very informative museum, easy to find and great value for money”
Illuseum Berlin is a 1-hour interactive optical illusion museum that turns climate and ocean issues into playful hands-on rooms.
“This was a fantastic experience and something a little different and very entertaining. It was a lovely break from the history tours and museums.”
See lifelike wax stars in Berlin, from the new Berlin Vibes and Football Zone to Babylon Berlin scenes, plus interactive moments and photo ops.
“Interesting to see all these celebrities in their real heigh, body structure, etc. Most of the figures were like real people! 100% worth it!”
Skip the line at Berlin's Museum für Naturkunde. See Tristan Otto the T. rex, dinosaur giants, wet collection in alcohol, and biodiversity.
“Such a fascinating museum just for the dinosaur part. Doesn’t like the real animals which have been killed to be stored there.”
Timed entry to Sanssouci Palace plus access to other open Prussian palaces and gardens in Potsdam, UNESCO sites since 1990.
“The castle and grounds were beautiful, as was the surrounding area. We appreciated the headsets with English offered. We have been to castles with no guides or headsets and didn’t get nearly as much out of them.”
Skip the line at Charlottenburg Palace, then explore Baroque rooms, the Golden Gallery, 300 years of gardens, and Schinkel’s pavilion.
“lots of areas included and space to leave your bag”
One-day Museum Island pass in Berlin covering Altes, Neues, Bode, Alte Nationalgalerie, and Panorama, with skip-the-line access.
“We had a lovely day, great value for money seeing all the museums in one day without the hassle of purchasing separate tickets! Definitely recommend, free audio guides in each museum!! Recommend starting early at 10/10:30 as there’s a lot to see.”
Step into Berlin's 600-year dark past with actor-led 360° sets, interactive trials, and the Exitus freefall tower in 1 hour.
“great place to spend a few hours,if you search hard enough you will find discount tickets,staff were pleasant and a good laugh”
A 90 minute Berlin stop at Deja Vu Museum near Alexanderplatz, packed with interactive optical illusions, mirror rooms, and Oleg Shupliak art.
“Excellent thing to do in berlin with friends i really enjoyed the rooms”
A timed ticket to Pergamonmuseum. The Panorama, with a 360-degree AD 129 city view plus up to 80 major Pergamon artworks.
“I’ve been visiting Museums with ancient history for years, but this one truly topped it. I recommend staying in the auditorium for at least half an hour, gradually scale the steps, and enjoy!”
Skip the elevator line at Potsdamer Platz, ride up 100 m, see a multimedia exhibit, then enjoy coffee with skyline views from Kollhoff Tower.
“You can see 360° view of the BerlinCity. Most of the important buldings and then easy to orient on the city after. Price is good, lift service good.”
Visit BODY WORLDS in Berlin with $22 tickets, see real plastinates of organs and diseases, and learn how your body handles stress, happiness, and health.
“Some of the audio exhibits were out of order and hard to find”
Berlin’s DARK MATTER uses pitch-black rooms, light, movement, sound, and seven chapters across 1,000 sqm. Ticket is about $26.
“It was really nice, but I think it’s a little bit overpriced.”
Roam Olympiastadion at your pace, explore Germany’s largest UEFA Category 4 stadium, and read the grounds’ history for about $12.
“It was great to visit, but disappointing that there is no Olympic museum attached covering the 1936 Games.”
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