Germany · TICKETS
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Below are the 15 best tickets and entry passes on the site: what each costs, how long it runs, and which city it leaves from. Summer sells out early in Germany, so the top of this list moves fastest.
See Dresden’s Semperoper inside on a 45-minute guided tour with architecture, reconstruction stories, and auditorium acoustics. Skip lines.
“Worth the money. Definitely a good experience and to know about some of the history.”
Jewish Museum Berlin entry ticket with Libeskind zig-zag architecture and exhibitions on 2,000 years of Jewish life. Free, 2-hour visit.
Berlin Story Bunker near Anhalter Bahnhof takes you through WWII and Hitler’s rise via 50 stations and multilingual audio, ending in a Führerbunker replica.
“A fascinating experience packed full of information. The audio guide really gave a useful overview of the exhibition and complimented it well. Would definitely recommend visiting.”
Hamburg Dungeon in Speicherstadt brings plague, fire and inquisition to life with actors, rides, and an indoor free-fall tower. 1 hour.
“We loved it !!! BUT didn’t know until we were already in the tour it was all in German. The English reviews falsely made us think it would be in both languages. That being said we were able to sort of follow along and it didn’t matter , the actors were mesmerizing! So good and quality production The all German group laughed at our expense and we didn’t mind that we had no idea ! The kids wanted to go again”
Hop on and off Munich’s top sights on a 1 or 2 day bus pass, with open-top views and multilingual audio across 3 routes.
“Quick overview of the city of Munich. Three different areas covered by different buses. Red,blue and purple. We took 2 of the 3. About 45 mins to an hour each.”
Illuseum Berlin blends interactive optical illusions with a playful ocean action message. Expect about 1 hour, plus great photos.
“very creative. my granddaughter ge 12 wanted to go and thoroughly enjoyed it”
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 ticket line for Berlin’s Museum für Naturkunde, with dinosaur giants, wet specimens in alcohol, and an audio guide in many languages.
“it was engaging for myself as an adult and for my 4.5 yrs old. she was never bored and neither was I. she's already asking to go back, which we definitely will do.”
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.”
Walk through 5,000 years of chocolate, watch factory production, taste nonstop, and cool off in a Rhine-side cafe in Cologne.
“When we arrived we found out our tickets were just an entrance fee. I asked about a tour and the attendant said we could ask at the main counter. A few minutes later the manager came to us and gave us tickets to a chocolate tasting demo. It was excellently done and made the rest of the visit more enjoyable. To be honest, the ticket from GYG had no perks.”
24-hour hop-on hop-off double-decker bus in Cologne with 90 minutes of multilingual audio, 14 stops, and Rhine views.
“Amazing experience Guided very well. Driver was highly trained and small deep cuts managed with accuracy and timing. Highly recommended.”
Visit Hamburg's Panoptikum waxworks on the Reeperbahn, see 120 lifelike figures, and learn how wax models are made.
Timed Sanssouci ticket with access to multiple Prussian palaces and gardens in Potsdam, UNESCO sites, and audio-guided interiors.
“We only got to see old palace on the inside due to traveling and timing and a particular woman at the new palace that was rude to us. We went there first and she refused to let us schedule a time because we had not done the old palace first. Nothing in the info said anything of the kind but she was dismissive. We had to walk around only on the outside and then go back to the old palace. It was lovely but small only .12 rooms. We used on and off bus for travel which was difficult to coordinate but better than walking. You can only go into…”
Frankfurt by hop-on hop-off bus in 24 hours. Choose Express or Grand, enjoy open-top views, and listen to multilingual audio along 16 stops.
“It really suited me that I had this kind of transportation in Frankfurt: to see all the main spots and hear and learn about the city. I loved it. I stayed two times the whole tour. It was really practical for a tourist.”
