IKONO Berlin combined tickets

Which IKONO Berlin combo to book

All IKONO bundles are thinly reviewed so far, so treat the ratings as a first impression.

Night out. XtraCold Icebar Berlin + IKONO Berlin is the most booked. The Icebar part includes three drinks, so it suits adults planning an evening.

Classic Berlin sight. Berlin TV Tower + IKONO Berlin pairs the photo rooms with the view from Berlin's tallest structure. Book a TV Tower slot for a clear day.

Rainy day. Madame Tussauds Berlin + IKONO Berlin and The Upside Down Berlin + IKONO Berlin keep you indoors. Both suit teenagers and anyone who likes taking photos, and both are walk-through visits you can do at your own pace.

Spooky. Berlin Dungeon + IKONO Berlin adds the actor-led horror show. It isn't for small children, and its few reviews are mixed.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

Every IKONO bundle is a little cheaper than buying the two tickets separately. The saving is modest; the main gain is one checkout.

None of these is a must-see on a first trip to Berlin; they work best as a light second half of a day after the big museums or the Wall sites. If you only have time for one extra, the TV Tower adds the most.

How the tickets work

You book once and choose a date, and a time slot where asked, for each part. Check the address of each attraction, as they're spread across the city centre. Tickets come to your phone, one per attraction, and each place scans its own. For the Icebar, check the minimum age on the booking page. Cancellation can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page.

For more Berlin pairs, see Berlin combo tickets. Travelling on? See Hamburg or Munich.