Berlin 3-Day Museum Pass

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  • Berlin 3-Day Museum Pass
  • Berlin 3-Day Museum Pass

Experience Highlights

Discover Berlin through its great collections of art, history, archaeology, science and culture with this 3-day pass to visit over 30 of the city’s museums. It’s a convenient way to organise several visits during a single stay without having to buy a separate ticket for each museum.

Among the venues included, you’ll find some of Berlin’s most important museums, such as the Neues Museum, the Alte Nationalgalerie, the Bode Museum, the Gemäldegalerie, the Neue Nationalgalerie, the Museum für Naturkunde and the Deutsches Technikmuseum, as well as other venues spread across various neighbourhoods.

The pass is valid for 3 consecutive days from the selected date, so you can combine museums on Museum Island with collections of modern art, history, photography, technology and German culture.

  • Visit over 30 museums in Berlin with a single pass
  • Gain access to major institutions such as the Neues Museum or the Neue Nationalgalerie
  • Plan up to 3 consecutive days of cultural visits around the city

What’s included
  • Pass valid for 3 consecutive days
  • Access to over 30 museums
  • Access to Kunsthaus Dahlem

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Step by Step

The Museum Pass Berlin is a particularly attractive option if you want to spend several days exploring the city’s vast cultural offering. With a single pass, you can visit over 30 museums and spread your visits over three consecutive days.

One of the most attractive areas to use it is Museum Island, where the pass includes venues such as the Neues Museum, the Alte Nationalgalerie, the Altes Museum and the Bode Museum. Here you can move from Egyptian and classical archaeology to 19th-century painting without leaving the same complex of buildings.

Outside the Museum Island, the pass also opens the door to a wide variety of collections. You can visit the Neue Nationalgalerie to discover 20th-century art, the Gemäldegalerie to explore the works of the great European masters, or the Hamburger Bahnhof if you’re interested in contemporary art.

There are also options for those who prefer science, technology and history. The Museum für Naturkunde stands out for its natural history collections, whilst the Deutsches Technikmuseum takes you on a journey through the evolution of transport, industry and technology. These are joined by venues such as the Berlinische Galerie, the Museum für Fotografie, the Museum für Kommunikation and the Anne Frank Zentrum.

As each museum has its own opening hours and closing days, it’s best to plan in advance which venues you want to visit each day. Some museums are closed on Mondays or Tuesdays, and certain special exhibitions may require a specific time slot booking.

Reviews
4.8
· 25 Reviews
  • Z
    Z.
    5
    For someone who enjoys museums, having so many options combined in a single pass is rather handy.
  • Y
    Y.
    5
    A wide variety of history, art, science and photography. It’s hard to get bored in three days.
  • X
    X.
    5
    The pass gave us the perfect excuse to pop into a museum on a rainy afternoon.
  • W
    W.
    5
    I liked alternating between large museums and smaller ones so we wouldn’t get overwhelmed.

Other Things You Should Know
  • The pass is valid for 3 consecutive days from the selected date.
  • The museums listed have different opening hours and some are closed on Mondays or Tuesdays.
  • It is recommended that you check each museum’s opening hours before organising your visit.
  • In some museums, you can gain direct access by scanning your pass, whilst in others you may need to exchange it at the ticket office beforehand for a ticket issued by the museum itself.
  • Some special exhibitions may require a specific time slot and, in certain cases, an additional charge.
  • The Berggruen Museum and the Märkisches Museum are currently closed for renovation work.
  • The permanent exhibition at the Deutsches Historisches Museum is temporarily closed, although the pass remains valid for the Pei-Bau.
  • The main Pergamon Museum remains closed and is scheduled to partially reopen in 2027; the pass does include the Pergamon Museum and Das Panorama.
  • It is advisable to check the programme and any temporary closures before deciding on the itinerary for each of the three days.

Cancellation Policy
This activity cannot be cancelled or refunded.

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