MUSEUM ISLAND BERLIN
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Bestseller Museum Island Ticket
Discover Museum Island in Berlin with this ticket that is valid for one day in all houses of the Museum Island (Altes Museum, Neues Museum, Bodemuseum, Das Panorama, Alte Nationalgalerie).
€ 24.00
Enjoy free entry to the top attractions and discounts at restaurants with the Berlin WelcomeCard. Travel the city on a hop-on hop-off bus for free, and save up to half price on certain activities.
€ 105.00
Most Preferred Museum Island Combo Ticket
Explore Berlin with the Berlin WelcomeCard with exclusive access to the 5 museums on Berlin’s Museum Island and free transport in AB and ABC zones.
€ 57.00
Single Tickets & Audioguides
Visit the most famous part of the Berlin Museum Island. See the main attractions: the colorful Ishtar Gate and the Processional way from Babylon. Gaze in wonder at the richly decorated stone façade of the Mshatta palace
€ 14.00
Most Popular Museum Island Single Ticket
Visit the Neues Museum and gaze in wonder at exhibits from the Egyptian Museum, the Antique Collection and the Museum of Prehistory and Early History.
€ 14.00
Wander Pergamon in 129 AD through a panoramic exhibition on Museum Island
€ 14.00
How to get to Museum Island in Berlin?
Museum Island Map
The 5 museums on Museum Island Berlin
Pergamon Museum
The Pergamon Museum is one of the five museums located on Museum Island in Berlin. The three-winged Pergamon Museum, designed by Alfred Messel, is the most visited museum in Berlin. The main reason for the presence of the Bergama Zeus Altar in Berlin is primarily due to the discoveries made by the German engineer Carl Humann in the Bergama region. Also, the most remarkable artworks here are; the Market Gate of Miletus, and the Ishtar Gate with the Processional Way of Babylon.
Bode Museum
The Bode Museum is situated at the northern end of Museum Island in Berlin and features an eye-catching baroque-style building structure worth seeing. It was originally constructed as the Kaiser Friedrich Museum from 1898 to 1904, designed by Ernst Eberhard von Ihne. Max Hasak built the museum between 1897 and 1904 to house Wilhelm von Bode's original inventory of sculptures and paintings, which extended to the Brandenburg Electors' Kunstkammer. The Bode Museum is best known for its collection of Byzantine art and coin cabinet.
Neues Museum (New Museum)
The Neues Museum (New Museum), was constructed in the 19th century by the classical architect Friedrich August Stuler in Berlin. It is one of the most important buildings from the 19th century in Germany.
The Neues Museum exhibits artifacts from the Ancient Egyptian civilization, with a focus on the Ancient period. The world-renowned bust of Nefertiti, often considered the most beautiful woman in the world, is displayed in a special octagonal room beneath the northern dome.
Alte Nationalgalerie (Old National Gallery)
The Alte Nationalgalerie ("Old National Gallery") was constructed between 1862 and 1876 in the Neoclassical and Renaissance Revival styles. As a classical temple-like building, this museum has contributed to Berlin's architecture.
As a part of Berlin's Museum Island, the Alte Nationalgalerie hosts some of the most important German art collections of the 19th century. You can see paintings and sculptures from Classicism, Romanticism, Biedermeier, Impressionism, and the early Modern Age in the museum.
Altes Museum (Old Museum)
The Altes Museum ("Old Museum") is the first museum
building on Museum Island in Berlin and is known as the city's oldest museum. It was constructed in the antique style by architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel between 1823 and 1830 to house the art collection of the Prussian royal family. Therefore, The Altes Museum became the first building in Berlin where the royal art collections were exhibited to the public.
Opening Hours on Museum Island Berlin
Pergamon Museum
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Bode Museum
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€12
Neues Museum
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€14
Alte Nationalgalerie
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€14
Altes Museum
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€12
Plan Your Visit to Museum Island
- In Berlin, the busiest months are from July to October (August is usually the busiest). The lowest season is during winter (excluding the Christmas and New Year holidays).
- Checking the dates of school holidays in Germany before you go will provide you with foresight regarding the potential crowds at your destination. This way, you can plan your visit duration accordingly.
- The opening hours during holidays may change.
- Source: Plan Your Visit to Berlin
Should I Buy my Museum Island Ticket on-site or online?
We recommend purchasing your Museum Island ticket through online booking. This is because Museum Island is one of the most visited areas in Berlin, and there are some important points you need to know:
Avoid wasting time waiting at the ticket counter: The Museum Island attracts a large number of visitors, causing long queues at the ticket counter. Waiting in line may disrupt your schedule.
The convenience of determining the museum visit time: By purchasing tickets online, you can choose your own museum visit time. Determining the visit time range will allow you to have a more organized and comfortable day. (It means you won't waste time at the ticket counter and won't have to follow their suggested availability time.)
Prevent tickets from selling out: Due to high demand, tickets to the Museum Island can sell out quickly. To avoid this situation, securing your ticket through online booking before your visit is advisable.
Get tickets at a lower price: Making an online booking for the Museum Island provides you with several advantages and may offer discounted rates.
Do I need a guided tour to visit Museum Island in Berlin?
Whether you need to purchase a guided tour depends on your preference. If you want to deeply understand the history of Museum Island in Berlin and gain information about the exhibits in the museum, we can offer you two options:
- With reliable tour guides, you can explore the museum more comfortably and gain a conscious understanding of the history and detailed information about the exhibits from a knowledgeable companion. >> More Information
- If you enjoy exploring on your own and want the freedom to spend as much time as you like with the exhibits, you can purchase a self-guided tour (audio guide tour). This option will be more budget-friendly and allow you to discover the museum at your own pace.You can find detailed information about the Audio Guide option we suggest in the following article.
Things to Know Before Visiting the Museum Island Berlin
Frequently Asked Questions About Museum Island (Museumsinsel) in Berlin?
There are four Berlin Museum Island city pass options that enable you to visit Museum Island in Berlin:
1. You can purchase the Museumspass Berlin card. With this card, you can enter more than 30 museums and exhibitions, including the 5 museums on Berlin Museum Island, for free.
2. You can also obtain a day ticket for Berlin Museum Island, which grants you free entry to the 5 museums.
3. By purchasing a Berlin Welcome Card Museum Island ticket, you can benefit from the advantages of the Berlin Welcome Card.
4. By purchasing the all-inclusive Berlin Welcome Card, you can benefit from discounts at more than 180 events and enter museums without buying additional tickets, depending on the ticket conditions.
Yes. On Museum Island, you can satisfy your hunger quickly at the following restaurants without wasting any time.
✦ Lebenswelten Bistro
From the first floor of the Humboldt Forum located on the other side of the road, you can satisfy your hunger with affordable yet high-quality meals at this bistro.
✦ Bandy's Currywurst
You can get all varieties of Berlin's traditional taste, Currywurst, from here. Additionally, you can complement your menu with Berlin's famous beers.
✦ Bandy Brooks
You can satisfy your hunger with ice cream and crepes.
✦ Ephraims
You can explore more German food flavors.
✦ Dom Cafe
A wonderful spot to take a coffee and dessert break.
✦ Trattoria Pizzeria San Nicola
If your preference is for Italian cuisine, you will love this restaurant.
Yes, the Berlin WelcomeCard Museumsinsel (Museum Island) is valid for 3 days. You can use it to enter all the museums on Museum Island without paying any additional fees. You can be sure that what you see will be worth it!
You can purchase your Museum Island Berlin ticket online, which will allow you to explore the oldest and first structure in Berlin, see Nefertiti, and visit world-renowned artworks such as the Pergamon Altar and the Ishtar Gate of Babylon. >> More Ticket Information
In Berlin's Museum Island, you can marvel at a treasure trove of priceless exhibitions. Five museums, from ancient artifacts and archaeological treasures to masterful sculptures and paintings, showcase the priceless heritage listed by UNESCO. Explore our special articles to discover each museum's permanent exhibition and significant highlights.
Museum Island (Museumsinsel) is a complex located in the Mitte district of the German capital Berlin. It includes the Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum, Neues Museum, Altes Museum, and Alte Nationalgalerie museum buildings.
You can view the location of Berlin Museum Island on the map and find information on how to get there on our page.Museum Island (Museumsinsel) is a complex located in the Mitte district of the German capital Berlin. It includes the Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum, Neues Museum, Altes Museum, and Alte Nationalgalerie museum buildings.
You can view the location of Berlin Museum Island on the map and find information on how to get there on our page.
Yes, there are guided tours specifically designed for Museum Island in Berlin. This way, you can explore the Pergamon Museum, as well as other noteworthy Berlin museums and galleries, with more knowledge. >> More Tours Information
The five museums located on Museum Island in Berlin are the Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum, Neues Museum, Alte Nationalgalerie, and Altes Museum. >> More Information
Whether you need to purchase a guided tour depends on your preference. If you want to deeply understand the history of Museum Island in Berlin and gain information about the exhibits in the museum,
You can purchase a guided tour or an audio guide tour. >> Guided Tours Informations
WhaT VISITORS SAY
About Museum Island in Berlin
It was wonderful to see the Pergamon museum again as I had fond memories from my 1st visit 33 years ago! I also visited the Neues museum on this trip.
MARIA - usa
Berlin eine wunderschöne Stadt Alle waren immer sehr nett Es war ein einzigartiges Erlebnis!!!
Günther - germany
Must-visit place! Definitely recommend everyone.
EVA- UK
Loved every minute of the experience!
CAROLINE - belgıum
