Berlin · TICKETS
Plain admission, no guide, no group. The 15 below are the entries worth pre-booking in Berlin, with what each costs, whether the slot is timed and how much of a queue you skip.
Review the free Jewish Museum Berlin, from Libeskind’s haunting architecture to Jewish life, faith, design, and Germany’s past.
“Really interesting and impressive museum, highly recommend checking out!”
Explore Berlin’s wartime past inside a real WWII bunker, with 50 exhibits, audio guides, Nazi-era history, and a Führerbunker replica.
“Fantastic and I am not a history fan. I went with my husband and he loved it. There are plenty of chairs for me to sit and read the boards and also listen to the dialogue all the way through. Just outside the station. Definitely worth more than the price paid. You can move as slow or fast as you like. I didn't find it claustrophobic at all as some people have said, it had fans and the rooms were mainly very big. The displays were set out so that anyone could read them in German and English as well as listen in whichever language you choose. If you like…”
Review of Illuseum Berlin, a playful one-hour museum of optical illusions, interactive art, ocean issues, photo spots, and family fun.
“Loads of fun very interesting and staff so lovely and helpful”
Meet Berlin icons, football stars, film characters, and celebrities at Madame Tussauds, with interactive sets and a new Berlin Vibes zone.
“Again,no need to buy a ticket,VIP express entry. First time at Madame Tussauds,it was fun!”
Explore East German life at Berlin’s hands-on DDR Museum, with reconstructed rooms, an original Trabant, films, music, and tactile exhibits.
“Very informative, engaging and entertaining. Lots of interactive exhibits which bring the history to life”
See Berlin’s giant dinosaurs, Tristan Otto, Archaeopteryx, preserved animals, and the Biodiversity Wall for an affordable family-friendly museum visit.
“impressive collection of Dino fossils, archaeptryx and taxidermy specimens including few extinct species”
Explore Nefertiti, Egyptian treasures, Roman art, and prehistoric cultures at Berlin’s Neues Museum with an audio guide and easy entry.
“Amazing Museum in the center of Berlin... Although always asking myself if that treasures should be there or at the place where they belong, Egypt in this case...”
Explore Sanssouci Palace and Potsdam’s Prussian palaces with a flexible day ticket, timed entry, audio guide, and access to grand royal gardens.
“fantastic architecture and landscape in such a beautiful town and park”
Explore Charlottenburg Palace’s Baroque rooms, grand New Wing, gardens, mausoleum, and Schinkel’s New Pavilion with one-day entry.
“I was concerned as I was unsure how wheelchair accessible the palace would be, but they were very helpful and I got to see everywhere in the palace. They have organised back routes, and have a Lift, and we’re very accommodating around helping me to access all areas of the palace. I was very impressed, and the palace itself is stunning.”
See Berlin’s Museum Island for one day with entry to five major museums, from Nefertiti and Greek statues to Byzantine art and the Pergamon Panorama.
“I didn't read the small print and Pergamonmuseum was not included in the ticket, which was disappointing. seeing Nefertiti was worth the ticket price.”
Berlin Dungeon review: a funny, frightening hour of dark history, live actors, special effects, true crime, and a freefall ride.
“We did not expect much when we booked this however this ended up being a superb experience. Definitely worth to visit, everything was well thought through and the place was well decorated. I would definitely recommend if you’re in the city.”
Berlin’s DeJa Vu Museum mixes optical illusions, mirror rooms, puzzles, and Oleg Shupliak’s art in a fun 1.5-hour visit.
“it was more interactive and interesting than i expected”
Step into Pergamon in AD 129 through Asisi’s 360-degree panorama, ancient sculptures, music, lighting, and Roman-era city views.
“Well worth it, it uses amazing technology, to bring it alive, and the music is incredible too. Don't follow the signs for the Pergamon Museum, better to save time and ask.”
See Berlin from 100 meters at Panoramapunkt, ride a rapid elevator, explore Potsdamer Platz history, and enjoy coffee with a view.
“There were no queues so got straight through and into the lift which is extremely fast! Fantastic view from the top with information and photographs as you walk round. I'm not a lover of heights however my son and husband thoroughly enjoyed the view! Was less crowded than the TV tower which was nice.”
Visit Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie for 20th-century art, changing exhibitions, Mies van der Rohe’s architecture, and optional audioguides.
Pick a century, a river or a table.
