Berlin · TICKETS
43 ways to explore
The useful differences between Berlin’s tickets & entry are route, pace and what the ticket covers. These 15 options put those details where you can compare them quickly.
Free entry to the Jewish Museum Berlin. Libeskind’s zig-zag design and exhibits tell 2,000 years of Jewish life.
“The guide was amazing, a crazy god narrator and also an entertainer. Loved it”
Step into a Second World War bunker museum near Anhalter Bahnhof, with an audio guide and a sweeping Berlin timeline.
“Amazing wealth of historical information. If you have a whole day to spare I would recommend this museum!”
Illuseum Berlin turns perception into hands-on fun, using optical illusions and an oceans-focused message. About 1 hour, lots of photos.
“Loads of fun very interesting and staff so lovely and helpful”
Madame Tussauds Berlin ticket with Berlin Vibes, Football Zone, Babylon Berlin scenes, and iconic history moments near Unter den Linden.
“A typical Madame tussauds. Interesting and funny experience, we did fly through it but it gave us something to do and made for some funny pics.”
Dinosaur giants, Archaeopteryx, and a wet collection of 1 million specimens in Berlin. Self-guided ticket with audio.
“Impressive museum, loads to experience and learn, great for families with small kids!”
Tour timed access to Sanssouci Palace plus several Prussian palaces in Potsdam, with self-guided audio and UNESCO World Heritage gardens.
“It was lovely and so beautiful, but it was no place (bench) to sit and wrest near the Prussian palace. No food near by. But it was lovely and I will come again!”
Charlottenburg Palace+ pass lets you explore Old Palace, New Wing, Prussian gardens, Queen Luise mausoleum, and Schinkel’s New Pavilion.
“The single best thing I did in Berlin. If you only do one tour, make it this one!”
One day, five Museum Island museums in Berlin. Skip many ticket lines, see Nefertiti and more, and plan around hours and closures.
“Such a wide range of history and art to take in. Fantastic value for money.”
Berlin Dungeon ticket ($28): 600 years of dark Berlin with actors, 360° sets, and the Exitus freefall tower, about 1 hour.
“The most unexpectedly amazing experience of my trip (fourth trip to Berlin in one year)! I was truly impressed with how exciting, interesting, and a little bit scary this was! Anyone visiting Berlin should absolutely go to this experience… you will not be disappointed! Kudos to the staff for making this a MUST do event 👏👏👏”
Spend 1.5 hours at Berlin’s DeJa Vu Museum, with interactive optical illusions, mirror rooms, and Oleg Shupliak art near Alexanderplatz for $17.
“it was more interactive and interesting than i expected”
Step into a 360° reconstruction of Pergamon (AD 129) with close-up antiquities, music, and light effects. Timed 15-minute ticket for $16.
“Great. I wasn’t expecting much and was positively surprised.”
Skip-the-line elevator at Panoramapunkt in Kollhoff Tower, Potsdamer Platz multimedia exhibit, and coffee with near-360 Berlin views.
“What a great value experience this is! Mega fast elevator- 8.5 seconds and you are at the top! Spectacular views all round. Excellent staff, friendly and helpful. Great cafe too! Well worth it for a low cost city view.”
BODY WORLDS in Berlin for $22 entry, featuring Dr. Gunther von Hagens plastinates that explain organs, diseases, and stress.
“Excellent exhibition. Wish we had more exhibitions like this in the UK. Thought it was reasonably priced for the experience.”
Berlin’s DARK MATTER ticket gives you 1 hour of light, movement and sound across seven chapters in a pitch-dark factory. Flashing lights.
“Amazing exhibition, definitely worth a visit. A bit out of the way and the tram wasn't running often so plan some time to get there but otherwise amazing.”
Explore Olympiastadion Berlin with ticket-only entry, free roaming access, and big stadium views, plus on-site history displays.
“A great experience at a historic site, however it doesn’t make it clear enough that you will not have a tour guide and that you the ticket just enables you to wander the stadium and not go inside.”
