Germany · TICKETS
The 15 best tickets & entry passes you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Skip lines for Berlin TV Tower views at Alexanderplatz, enjoy fast-track entry, 360 panoramas, and unlimited time on the observation deck.
“Expected there to be more queuing and waiting but we were shown quickly through security and straight into the lift. It was quite busy at the top but plenty of opportunities to get great views across the city.”
Step inside Dresden’s Semperoper for a 45-minute guided tour and ticket. Admire Italian Renaissance rooms, history, and acoustics.
“Wonderful historical information and beautiful building. Our guide was very knowledgeable not only of the opera house but of Dresden itself. This is definitely worth the visit!”
Free entry to Jewish Museum Berlin, Libeskind’s symbolic building, Holocaust Tower, and Jewish culture from medieval to today in 2 hours.
“Very interesting, though quite depressive. However, it is not the fault of the Museum but of the scary ideology and politics of the Nazi Germany.”
Step into the Berlin Story Bunker near Anhalter Bahnhof, with a multi-language audio guide, 50 stations, and a full-scale Führerbunker replica.
“was a very informative museum, easy to find and great value for money”
Hamburg Dungeon ticket: a 1-hour actor-led show in Speicherstadt with plague, pirates, inquisition, and a free-fall style ride.
“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 hop-off Munich buses with 24- or 48-hour access, 3 routes, 16 stops, and multilingual audio for easy city orientation.
“it was a wonderful activity. bus is also very good with open roof which was closed when it started raining. maybe they should highlight the key points of interest as we wasted some time by hopping off at every point in the beginning. overall very good experience at a reasonable price.”
Illuseum Berlin turns optical illusions into an ocean and climate awareness experience, with hands-on rooms and photo-friendly moments.
“It is a relatively small but fun museum! Nice picture opportunities! Would recommend to a friend”
Madame Tussauds Berlin ticket brings you Berlin Vibes, Babylon Berlin scenes, and a Football Zone with Mbappé, plus lots of interactive photo moments.
“We were very interested to know how are these stars, thank you, All of these stars are more than good. Now we are thinking that we are meeting all of them, ha, ha, ha. Thank you very much!”
Hands-on DDR Museum in Berlin lets you open drawers, smell spices, and ride a Trabant simulator. Touchable history for $15.
“well organized, well structured museum. it tells a lot to the generation who still remembers the time.”
Skip the ticket line at Berlin’s Museum für Naturkunde. See Giraffatitan, the wet collection, biodiversity wall, and a T. rex audio guide.
“Quite a large museum with lots of interesting species as well as a wide range of large-scale recreations for close-looking. English translation available for most (if not all) of the display cases. Great for all ages too!”
Skip the queue at Berlin Museum Island with an entry ticket to the Neues Museum and an included audio guide across Egyptian, prehistoric, and Roman art.
“Amazing Museum in the center of Berlin... Although always asking myself if that treasures should be there or at the place where they belong, Egypt in this case...”
One-day Museum Island ticket in Berlin with skip-line access to Neues, Altes, Bode, and Alte Nationalgalerie, plus Das Panorama.
“No back packs. If you do have them to leave them in one museum for the rest because of your museum island experience. Not ever places has lockers. Other than that I have a blast going from museum to museum. Easy walk helpful staff.”
Explore 5,000 years of chocolate history at Cologne’s Schokoladenmuseum, with factory views, hand-making demos, and lots of tasting.
“Amazing! Got to learn all about where chocolate comes from and how it is made. You then get to see exactly how they make some of their chocolate. You also get lots of free chocolate throughout the experience which is a nice touch. Quite cheap for everything you get to see/do/eat as well.”
Cologne hop-on hop-off double-decker bus with 14 stops, 90-minute multilingual audio, and a 24-hour ticket for flexible sightseeing.
“More stops at significant places would be good. Bus driver needs to speak a few other European languages and English!”
Panoptikum waxworks in Hamburg. See 120+ lifelike figures, creepy scenes, and learn how wax sculptures are made. Tickets from $11.
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