BERLIN
Berlin’s best days out.
The 15 best berlin museum tickets in Berlin, with what each one actually covers, what it costs and who runs it. The pick of what to book first.
Step into Daniel Libeskind’s symbolic architecture and explore 2,000 years of Jewish life in Berlin, with special exhibits and a handy app.
Most Popular“Fantastic museum, lots to learn and appreciate. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Would recommend a visit.”
Madame Tussauds Berlin ticket with Berlin Vibes, Football Zone, Babylon Berlin sets, plus classic 20th-century icons for one fun day.
“It has always been in my wishlist to visit one of the Madame Tussauds and see all the different wax figures. When I got there I noticed that there was a QR code that I could scan and it redirected me to their website that also gives information about the different figures to inform us…”
Skip the line at Berlin’s Museum für Naturkunde. See towering dinosaurs, Archaeopteryx, a wet collection, and the Biodiversity Wall.
“Quite a large museum with lots of interesting species as well as a wide range of large-scale recreations for close-looking. English translation available for most (if not all) of the display cases. Great for all ages too!”
Berlin Dungeon is a 1-hour, $28 ticket to 600 years of dark Berlin—performed by actors, powered by 360° sets, and ending with Exitus freefall.
“Good experience. Yes, mainly for kids or teens, but also not boring for adults. I appreciate the deep connection to some Berlin true crime stories.”
Take a calm Havel River cruise from Berlin-Wannsee to Potsdam, passing UNESCO palaces and gardens with helpful bilingual commentary.
“Nice relaxing boat trip drinks and some food available on board”
Buy BODY WORLDS Museum Berlin tickets for $22 and explore Dr. Gunther von Hagens plastinates of organs, diseases, and anatomy concepts.
“Have seen this exhibition in London over 20 years ago. Didn’t disappoint!”
Walk Berlin’s Olympiastadion at your own pace, see Germany’s biggest stadium, and learn its sport-and-history story with easy transit.
“Free guided tour. Lots to do. Weirdest football ground I’ve ever been to. Bet away fans have a blast in that Olympic pool in summer. Sheffield Wednesday pre season away day??”
Step through 40,000 years of communication at Berlin’s Museum für Kommunikation, featuring the Blue Mauritius stamp and hands-on exhibits.
Computer Games Museum Berlin ticket lets you play through 70 years of gaming history, from Pong to 3D, with permanent and special exhibits.
“Cool museum, lots of things to see and even try out. Guided tour gives a lot of information (costs a few Euros). If you are over 18 and confident in your pong skills try out the pain game where you get shocks / hit for every ball you miss.”
Step into East Germany at the DDR Museum Berlin. Interactive rooms, Trabant cars, Stasi-style scenes, and a Berlin Wall exit hole.
“The system to get the tickets on my phone was a nightmare We finally got in, but without much help with people at Viator on the phone. The museum was great”
Berlin Dungeon meets Madame Tussauds in one $43 combo ticket, with wax idols, dark theatrics, and the indoor Exitus free-fall tower.
Madame Tussauds Berlin ticket with self-paced wax figure fun, from celebrities to Berlin Vibes, plus free Wi‑Fi near Unter den Linden.
“I really like the Tussauds Wax Museums. They are well maintained and always include the local history.”
Save on an afternoon entry to Madame Tussauds Berlin after 3 pm, with 100+ wax figures and Berlin pop-culture themed zones.
A 1-hour Berlin Dungeon ticket lets you meet actors, stories, and rides. Pick English or German and take on 600 years of dark history.
“Good fun but not quite what we expected. Actor's were excellent and interacted with everyone. Rooms differed in quality and narrative. Not disappointed but not wowed.”
One ticket, two Berlin stops: LEGO indoor play at Potsdamer Platz plus Madame Tussauds wax celebrities on Unter den Linden. Timed entry.
“Man hat bestimmte Uhrzeiten reserviert aber es ist trotzdem so voll. Das reservieren ist so sinnlos”
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