Germany · BERLIN MUSEUM ISLAND AND GALLERY TICKETS
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The site carries 14 museum island and gallery tickets in berlin; these 14 are the ones that earn a slot between Berlin and the Alps. Prices, running times and the differences that matter are all below.
Madame Tussauds Berlin brings Felix Lobrecht, Babylon Berlin, and football stars into a one-day, photo-friendly stop near Brandenburg Gate.
“We only had to wait in line for 5 min. The Tour was awesome and we had a lot of fun.”
Interactive DDR Museum on Berlin’s Spree, touchable flats, Trabant simulator with real sounds, and hands-on rooms for about $15.
“Very informative, engaging and entertaining. Lots of interactive exhibits which bring the history to life”
Skip-the-line entry to Berlin’s Neues Museum with an audio guide, covering Egypt, Prehistory, and Antiquities, plus key masterpieces.
“Friendly staff guided us to the audio tour centre. The highlight for me was seeing the Nefertiti bust combined with the commentary. This exhibit is simply beautiful. Well worth a visit.”
Ticketed entry to Charlottenburg Palace plus access to Old Palace, New Wing, gardens, and seasonal pavilion and mausoleum spots.
“This palace is a run for Versailles money. and Im French so I know what Im saying😊😊😊”
One-day Museum Island ticket covering Neues Museum, Altes Museum, Bode Museum, Panorama, and Alte Nationalgalerie with faster entry.
“didn't have enough time. Make sure you have enough time to do everything”
A 1-hour dark-ride in Berlin with pro actors, 360° sets, true crime stories, and the Exitus freefall tower for $28.
“Loved it! First-class acting in beautiful sets, with lots of dark humor while also gaining insight into old history, and a disturbing feeling of what it was like to be under the power of the system in legal processes and also how "help" was given to recover from the plague. Unexpected effects and surprises all the way!!”
Skip-the-line ride to Panoramapunkt on Kollhoff Tower at Potsdamer Platz, with a multimedia exhibit and coffee-cake views across Berlin.
“Met by welcoming staff at the bottom, escorted to the top in the lift with a few facts about the experience. Fantastic views on the day, clear blue skies. Well placed viewing boards with detailed info on what you can see etc. The bistro at the top is well worth a visit, great service.”
Neue Nationalgalerie 15-minute entry in Berlin with audioguides, 20th-century art, and Mies van der Rohe architecture.
See BODY WORLDS in Berlin, with life-size plastinates that explain organs, diseases, and how your body handles stress. Tickets from $22.
“It wasn't very clear to find at first and we whipped around it pretty quick but still quite fascinating. I would imagine better for kids and teenagers learning about the himan body”
Skip the lines for Alte Nationalgalerie on Berlin’s Museum Island, see major 19th-century works, and use an included audio guide.
“Excellent. Well curated, one moves through the art works fluidly. I love the series of self-portraits at the end, like credits of a movie. Al’s of note, the series of posters of the art exhibitions. One wishes to have attended!”
DDR Museum Berlin with a mobile, timed admission ticket. See rebuilt GDR rooms, Trabant cars, Stasi scenes, and exit through the Wall.
“Hassle getting in as voucher doesn’t have a QR code or barcode so had to email the voucher for printing to the ddr museum. A lot of hassle and unnecessary. Once inside it was such a great place with different things to see and do. Would recommend.”
Step into BODY WORLDS Heidelberg with plastinates and the Anatomy of Happiness exhibit, plus QR-code audio on your own schedule.
“It is very interesting especially I am studying Medicine.”
Explore contemporary art in Berlin’s former railway station, with major works by Beuys and Warhol, plus changing exhibitions and programs.
“I thought this was a very poor exhibition. The artwork displayed was of very poor quality and badly displayed in the huge museum space. There was no art of any quality of interest in my opinion. The staff looked miserable and unapproachable and we had to show our tickets again every time we moved into another area different area of the exhibition. The only redeeming feature was the shop which looked to have some decent books and items for sale.”
Madame Tussauds plus Berlin Dungeon in one day. See pop icons and darker Berlin stories, plus the indoor free-fall Exitus tower.
