The Wall Museum Berlin sits adjacent to the renowned East Side Gallery Berlin, the city center's sole remaining section of the Berlin Wall. At The Wall Museum, explore the history of the division of Berlin and the joyous event of the fall of the wall through immersive multimedia experiences. Book Berlin Wall Museum tickets and enjoy skip-the-line entry with guided tours!
Dubbed the "most interactive museum in the world", the DDR museum in Berlin is a must-visit. Here, you are encouraged to interact with the exhibitions to help you get a true feel of what it was like in former East Germany. Book your tickets now and enjoy discounted prices!
Step into a world of wonder and creativity at the Studio of Wonders in Berlin. Explore themed rooms designed for unique photo opportunities and immersive experiences with our tickets. Capture moments of magic during your visit.
Unveil the secrets of perception and artistry at Illuseum Berlin. Enter a captivating world of optical illusions, interactive exhibits, and mind-bending art with our tickets, ensuring a sensory and perceptual journey you won't forget.
Dive into this collection to discover a universe captured through lenses. From iconic shots to groundbreaking perspectives, Fotografiska offers a feast for the eyes. Capture the moment – get your tickets now!
The Pergamon is the most visited museum in Berlin, with over 1.5M visitors annually.
Berlin Museum tickets cost around €5-€19. Charges vary according to the museums. For example, the entry fee for the Pergamon Museum is €19, whereas the Museum of Natural History’s entry fee is around €5-€12.
Some museums in Berlin offer free entry and some museums charge an entry fee. In the case of paid entry, most museums allow children below a certain age to enter for free.
There are usually no age limits to enter museums. Certain exhibits deemed inappropriate for children might be off-limits, but children are allowed entry into museums. Usually, children below 16 have to be accompanied by an adult.
Museums in Berlin generally aim to cater to all audiences. For people with motor disabilities, there is step-free access and ramps in the museums. For visually impaired people, audio guides are available for use. For people with hearing disabilities, the museums in Berlin have guides who are fluent in sign language.
Berlin museums do not enforce any dress codes. It is advisable to dress comfortably and modestly, while being respectful of the local culture.
Yes, visiting a museum in Berlin would take at least 3-4 hours, a lot of which would involve moving from one exhibit to another. Do make sure to wear comfortable shoes for the outing.
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