Berlin Ticket Doors: Who Actually Sells Each Sight
Three doors sell Berlin: no ticket at all, a free reservation only the venue can issue, or a real ticket at the venue own price. Add the sights on your list and watch them split, with the official web address and the checked price on every one.
Thirteen central Berlin sights, sorted by who is allowed to sell them.
Tap the sights you plan to see and each one drops into the door it is really sold through. Five of the thirteen have no admission at all, two are free but only the venue can issue the slot, and six have a real price. Every price and rule was read from the venue own website on 23 August 2026, and the running total shows what one adult would pay buying directly.
Berlin sells its famous list through three different doors
Some of the most-visited places in central Berlin have no admission and no booking at all: the Brandenburg Gate, the East Side Gallery, Topography of Terror, the Berlin Wall Memorial at Bernauer Strasse and the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. Two more are free but can only be reserved by the building itself, the Reichstag dome through the Bundestag and the Jewish Museum core exhibition through the museum. The rest have a real price. Nothing on a search results page tells you which of the three you are looking at, which is the whole reason this board exists.
Add your own shortlist and read the split
Tap the sights you plan to see. Each one drops into its door and carries the venue own price and the venue own web address with it. The counter underneath adds up what one adult would pay buying directly, so you have a reference number before you compare it with anything else. Remove a sight by tapping its stub.
What the numbers are and where they came from
Every price and rule on the board was read from the venue own website on 23 August 2026: Museum Island 24 euros for the Museumsinsel-Ticket, the TV Tower from 20, the Berliner Dom 15 with 11 on a Berlin WelcomeCard, the DDR Museum 13.90 online and at the desk, Charlottenburg Palace 12 for one wing, the Humboldt Forum 9 since October 2025. No third-party seller price is stored here, because those move daily and a printed comparison would be wrong within a day.
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