Museum Island - All Museums Access

Museum Island – All Museums Ticket

Discover five world-class museums with a single ticket! Located in the heart of Berlin, Museum Island is home to some of Germany’s most fascinating cultural treasures. With one ticket, you can explore all of the,  each offering a unique view of antiquity, art, and German history.

The Museums

Together, the museums on Museum Island form one of the largest collections of historical artefacts in the world. Built on the site where Berlin was founded, the first museum, the Altes Museum, opened in 1833. Over time, more institutions were added, to display the German state's vast collection of historical objects to the public. Today, the island is a major cultural landmark, featuring six museums, a park, and the Berlin Cathedral.

The Altes Museum houses an impressive collection from ancient Greece and Rome and stands as one of Berlin’s most beautiful neoclassical buildings. Nearby, the Neues Museum is home to the world-famous bust of Nefertiti, and countless other artefacts from ancient Egypt. At Pergamonmuseum - The Panorama, visitors can virtually experience the magnificent Pergamon Altar as it once appeared in Ancient Greece. The original Pergamon Museum remains closed for renovations, but the Panorama ensures its masterpieces can still be admired. and is definitely worth a visit.

For art from the Middle Ages through the 18th century, head to the Bode Museum, renowned for its stunning architecture and carefully curated displays. Finally, the Alte Nationalgalerie continues the journey with works from the 18th century up to late 19th-century realism, housed in another grand building that was opened in 1867.

Your Ticket to a Day of History

With this all-in-one ticket, you can visit every museum on the island in a single day, and explore centuries of history and art. The ticket is valid for one day, which gives plenty of time to take in all the works, and admire both the exhibitions and the beautiful architecture. A must-see when visiting Berlin for any lover of art or history.

• Most of the shows throughout the day are in German, for the English shows choose one of the following timeslots: 12:30, 14:30 and 16:30.
• Due to the distraction of our actors, special effects and in respect to other guests, it is strictly prohibited to take photos throughout the tour.
• All visitors with a "B" in their disabled pass may bring along an accompanying person free of charge.