Germany · MUSEUM & GALLERY TICKETS IN BERLIN
Every trip has one free day too few. These 9 museum & gallery tickets in Berlin justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
See Berlin’s dinosaur giants, Tristan Otto, Archaeopteryx, one million preserved animals, and the Biodiversity Wall for $12.
“It was extremely easy to get in, the lady just scanned our ticket at the door. I wish there were more areas translated into English. There were QR codes to scan if we wanted the translations, but a lot of them did not work.”
Explore Berlin’s Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie, with escape artifacts, Cold War stories, multilingual displays, and skip-the-line entry.
“Very easy to acces the museum with the tickets bought online”
Explore Berlin’s Museum Island for one day with entry to five major museums, including Nefertiti, ancient art, sculpture, and the Pergamon Panorama.
“Great way to organize a day at the museums and cost effective.”
Review of Berlin’s DeJa Vu Museum, with optical illusions, mirror rooms, Oleg Shupliak’s art, puzzles, photo tips, and honest value advice.
“We had some fun in there but enough activities. It took us 30 minutes to go through all the rooms. Overall good.”
Cruise Berlin’s Spree by quiet solar catamaran, passing the East Side Gallery, Oberbaum Bridge, Treptow Park, and Insel der Jugend.
“What a brilliant day lounging on the boat for 2 hours drinking beer in the sun.Would definitely recommend to anyone to jump on this sightseeing. Cruise”
Trace Berlin’s Cold War divide from the Palace of Tears to the East Side Gallery, with spy stories, escape tales, and a local guide.
“Fantastic tour with Xavier, very knowledgeable and engaging. He answered lots of questions and was entertaining and enthusiastic throughout”
Explore 40,000 years of communication at Berlin’s Museum of Communication, with the Blue Mauritius, hands-on exhibits, and an audio-visual app.
Play Pong, Pacman, Space Invaders, and more at Berlin's Computer Games Museum, with 300 exhibits spanning decades of gaming history.
“Great place to go if your game mad like me. fascinating selection of consoles and video games from the past. highly recommend if your in berlin”
Review of Berlin’s DDR Museum, with interactive East German exhibits, a Trabant car, recreated homes, practical tips, value, and crowd advice.
“Much smaller than I expected but gave a good perspective on what it was like to live in East Germany in the 40s 50s and 60s. Exhibits included cars of the period household goods and a model of a East German apartment flat”
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