BERLIN
Berlin’s best days out.
The 15 best museums 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“Loved the architectural design of this building, housing a big variety of installations. Very moving and excellent value.”
Skip the line at Berlin’s Museum für Naturkunde. See towering dinosaurs, Archaeopteryx, a wet collection, and the Biodiversity Wall.
“Amazing exhibits and whole organization of the museum. NOTE you should bring your phone and headphones for great masę audioguide via website (free wifi avaliable)”
Skip-the-line entry to the Berlin Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie, with original escape artifacts and a hard look at life behind the Wall.
“Our tour guide Steve was ana amazing story teller, he really take us back in time.”
Museum Island in one day: a $27 pass covering major museums like Neues Museum and Bode, with queue help and smart planning tips.
“Definitely worth the price. Had no issues but I’d just make sure I start early in the day in order to see everything. I started late and was able to hit 3 museums before they closed but didn’t get to see everything in them. Also some museums closed earlier than this ticket advertised.”
A 1.5-hour, hands-on optical illusion museum near Alexanderplatz with mirror rooms, interactive puzzles, and Oleg Shupliak art from $17.
“Excellent thing to do in berlin with friends i really enjoyed the rooms”
Timed entry to Pergamon Museum’s 360° panorama of AD 129, with artifact viewing and dramatic music and light.
“Amazing experience and visual feat; truly makes you feel like you are at the Pergamon. I especially liked the change from night to day, with lighting and sound enriching the overall feeling! There are some hidden easter eggs in the panorama - ask one of the guides standing in the room :)”
Buy BODY WORLDS Museum Berlin tickets for $22 and explore Dr. Gunther von Hagens plastinates of organs, diseases, and anatomy concepts.
“Really interesting. More interactive parts would be good.”
Glide on a solar catamaran along the Spree to the East Side Gallery, Oberbaumbrücke, and Treptower Park in about 2 quiet hours.
“Amazing trip ! I found out so many nice places of Berlin!”
Walk Berlin’s Cold War line: Death Strip traces, Palace of Tears, spy-era sites, and the East Side Gallery, guided in English.
“Best tour I had in Germany with Xavier. I highly recommend his job. I regrett not picking up his contact to pass on to my fellow countryman”
Step through 40,000 years of communication at Berlin’s Museum für Kommunikation, featuring the Blue Mauritius stamp and hands-on exhibits.
Impressionist masterpieces in Potsdam’s reconstructed palace: Monet, Morisot, Cézanne and more, plus a free digital guide for $11.
“Prachtig museum met een prachtige collectie!”
Computer Games Museum Berlin ticket lets you play through 70 years of gaming history, from Pong to 3D, with permanent and special exhibits.
“The kids just loved the visit. All various types of games that you can play and adults and kids had so much fun”
Step into East Germany at the DDR Museum Berlin. Interactive rooms, Trabant cars, Stasi-style scenes, and a Berlin Wall exit hole.
“It's quite a small museum, but provides an interesting insight into GDR history. There's lots of information in English throughout the exhibits.”
Berlin’s Wall Museum near East Side Gallery uses films, interviews, and artifacts to explain how the Wall shaped daily life, 1961–1991.
“really informative, great experience”
Step into Berlin’s biggest upside-down photo world with 21 themed rooms, private karaoke pods, and included digital photo downloads for $23.
“Ey this is worth trying. Take a girly girl with you and enjoy a crazy pink ride, fun and cool pictures for your socials!”
Every side of the city, and every way to see it.
