Things to Do in Berlin and Entrance Fees

Things to Do in Berlin and Admission Fees

Berlin has more than 10 must-see attractions, so you should set aside about 2 days for a private tour of Germany. If you'd like to know the admission fees for the different places in Berlin, Rin from See You Again has made a list for you below.

1.The Brandenburg Gate
Admission: Free

2.The Rebuilt Reichstag

Admission: Free
but registration is required. You can register in 2 ways:
1. Register through the website here
2. Register at the service center building, 8:00 - 18:00 every day

3.Museum Island

Admission: about 6-18 euros per museum, depending on the museum. There are several museums in this area.
You can book tickets online up to 4 weeks in advance here

4.The Berlin Wall Memorial
Admission: Free

5.German Historical Museum
Admission: €4-8 / person

6.Berliner Fernsehturm : Berlin's Television Tower
Admission: adult ticket 16.50 Euro, child ticket (ages 4-14) 9.50 Euro

7.Checkpoint Charlie Museum
Admission: The landmark area is free to visit.
The Wall Museum - Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie charges the following admission fees:
- Adult ticket 14.50 Euro
- Adult ticket for groups of 25 people or more 9.50 Euro
- Student ticket, ages 7 - 18, 7.50 Euro
- Ticket for people with disabilities (with supporting documents) 9.50 Euro
- Registered carers of people with disabilities enter free
- Children under 6 enter free

8.Charlottenburg Palace and Park
Admission: adults 10 euros, children 7 euros
Admission is charged separately for each part, so you can choose to visit the Old Palace or the New Wing of the Palace. If you visit both parts, the ticket costs 17 euros for adults and 13 euros for children. Admission to the Belvedere only is 4 euros for adults and 3 euros for children.

9.Gendarmenmarkt
Admission: The square itself is free to visit.

10.Jewish Museum Berlin
Admission: Free