Which Berlin combo to book
Tiqets has more two-part bundles in Berlin than in most cities, and most of them are built around a handful of sights: the TV Tower, the DDR Museum, BODY WORLDS and Madame Tussauds, with IKONO, the Icebar and the state museums filling in the rest.
- Short stay, minimal walking: TV Tower + BODY WORLDS. BODY WORLDS is at the foot of the TV Tower at Alexanderplatz, so this pair is the easiest to do back to back. If you'd rather ride than walk, Tiqets also pairs the TV Tower with a hop-on hop-off bus.
- History and the GDR: DDR Museum + BODY WORLDS, DDR Museum + TV Tower, or DDR Museum + Panoramapunkt. The DDR Museum is on the Spree opposite the Berlin Cathedral, a short walk from Alexanderplatz. Some TV Tower parts include a table reservation in the tower's restaurant, so check what yours includes.
- Museum people: TV Tower + Neues Museum, the best rated of the larger bundles, or TV Tower + Museum Island entries, which adds the Pergamonmuseum. Das Panorama exhibition. Altes Museum + Neues Museum keeps you on Museum Island. For modern art and photography, there's Hamburger Bahnhof + Neue Nationalgalerie and Neue Nationalgalerie + Fotografiska. The Historical Pass mixes the Pergamon panorama with Panoramapunkt and the German Spy Museum.
- Families: Madame Tussauds + Illuseum, an optical-illusion museum, is the best-reviewed family pair; Madame Tussauds + LEGOLAND Discovery Centre suits younger kids. Madame Tussauds is on Unter den Linden near the Brandenburg Gate, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre is at Potsdamer Platz; plan a short ride between them.
- Berlin Wall focus: The Berlin Wall Pass combines a three-hour guided tour, the asisi panorama of the Wall and the Wall Museum at the East Side Gallery.
- Something different: Upside Down Berlin + Samurai Museum, or IKONO with the TV Tower, Madame Tussauds, the Berlin Dungeon or Upside Down Berlin. The XtraCold Icebar, which includes three drinks, comes paired with IKONO, Madame Tussauds, the Berlin Dungeon or the TV Tower; check the age rules if you travel with kids.
DDR Museum + BODY WORLDS Berlin
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Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
In Berlin, often yes, but only slightly. Most Tiqets bundles here are priced a little below the two tickets bought separately on the same platform, and the ticket in the list shows the saving. The passes (Berlin Wall Pass, Historical Pass, Madame Tussauds + cruise) are sold as single products, so compare them with the parts you actually want.
How the tickets work
- One order, separate tickets for each attraction, usually on your phone.
- The TV Tower runs on time slots. Pick that slot first and fit the second attraction around it.
- BODY WORLDS and the TV Tower share the same building complex, but they have separate entrances and queues.
- Museum Island museums close on some weekdays; check opening days for the ones you want before choosing a date.
- Cancellation rules differ per part. Read the conditions on the booking page.
Combos Tiqets doesn't sell here
The biggest gap is Madame Tussauds + Berlin Dungeon, a pair people search for often; GetYourGuide sells it. Tiqets sells each of the two only with other partners. GetYourGuide also has a city tour + Spree boat tour package, a hop-on hop-off bus + Icebar combo, a Panoramapunkt ticket with a glass of Crémant and a Berlin City Museum + Nikolaiviertel ticket. Headout sells a hop-on hop-off bus + Spree river cruise combo.
Heading south? Compare combos in Munich, or read how combo tickets work.