Berlin: Deutsches Technikmuseum Entry Ticket
West Berlin, Berlin
Explore Berlin’s Deutsches Technikmuseum (German Museum of Technology): Historic airplanes, locomotives, ships and cars, a scenic museum park and an impressive view over Berlin.
Overview
The German Museum of Technology in Berlin showcases 200 years of technological history, suitable for families and engineering enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Discover German aviation with 40 airplanes, covering pioneering achievements and wartime history
- Explore the evolution of railways with an extensive train collection
- Learn about seafaring history through ships and nautical instruments
- Experience 200 years of technical networking in an interactive exhibition
- Watch live demonstrations of old technologies like printing, papermaking, and blacksmithing
Description
The museum offers 28,500 square meters of exhibits including historic airplanes, steam locomotives, ships, classic cars, and Zuse, the world’s first computer. The “Candy Bomber” aircraft on the museum’s roof symbolizes the Berlin Airlift and is visible across the city.
With 19 permanent exhibitions, the museum provides live demonstrations, workshops, and interactive displays to engage visitors directly with technology.
Adjacent to the museum, the Science Center Spectrum features over 150 hands-on experiments that encourage curiosity and learning.
The museum park includes a windmill, blacksmith’s forge, pond, and green spaces, offering a relaxed outdoor environment in Berlin Kreuzberg.
Includes
- Admission to the Deutsches Technikmuseum (German Museum of Technology) and Science Center Spectrum on the booked day
Important Information
- Visitors with disabilities (50% or more) should select the Student Ticket option
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Visit during weekdays to avoid crowds. Comfortable shoes are recommended as the museum covers extensive indoor and outdoor areas.
