Berlin: Natural History Museum Entrance Ticket

Mitte, Berlin, Berlin



Discover nature's great adventures in Germany's largest natural history museum. Get a glimpse into stunning research collections, discover biodiversity and learn how we can preserve it.

Natural History Museum Berlin Visit

The Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin suits visitors interested in natural history, dinosaurs, and biodiversity research.

Highlights

  • Explore answers to some of history’s greatest scientific mysteries
  • See the tallest mounted dinosaur skeleton in the world
  • Visit the wet collection with 1 million animals preserved in alcohol
  • Admire the biodiversity wall featuring over 3,000 species
  • View Tristan Otto, one of the few original T. rex skeletons in Europe

Description

Follow the scientific legacy of Alexander von Humboldt and Charles Darwin through exhibits shaped by the research of around 200 scientists. The museum’s collection houses over 30 million items, many fundamental to ongoing studies.

The Dinosaur Hall recreates life from 150 million years ago in the Upper Jurassic period, featuring the Giraffatitan brancai skeleton, the tallest of its kind mounted worldwide. The Archaeopteryx lithographica fossil is also on display, known as a key link in natural history.

The East Wing reveals the scientific value of the wet collection, containing about a million animals preserved in alcohol. The biodiversity wall presents over 3,000 species, highlighting the museum’s focus on biodiversity and conservation challenges.

Temporary exhibitions and an education program with guided tours, lectures, and workshops provide fresh insights and experiences throughout the year.

Includes

  • Museum entrance fee
  • Access to downloadable audio content (requires website login)
  • Cloakroom facility

Excludes

  • Guided tours
  • Special programs
  • Special events
  • Physical audio guide

Important Information

  • Proof of age or status required for reduced tickets upon entry

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For optimal experience, book tickets online in advance. Visit on weekdays for quieter galleries. Comfortable shoes are recommended for extensive walking.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can see the tallest mounted dinosaur skeleton in the world, the Tristan Otto T. rex, the biodiversity wall, and the wet collection with over 1 million preserved animals.
The Museum für Naturkunde is located in the Berlin district of Mitte.
Yes, the wet collection with about 1 million animals preserved in alcohol is open to visitors.
It follows the scientific legacy of Alexander von Humboldt and Charles Darwin through its exhibitions and collections.
Photography is generally permitted for personal use, but flash and tripods may be restricted; check onsite guidelines.
Booking tickets in advance is recommended to secure your visit, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Check the museum's website for current opening hours, and consider weekdays for a less crowded experience.
Tristan Otto is one of the few original T. rex skeletons exhibited in Europe and is a highlight of the museum's dinosaur collection.
Guided tours are often available; check the museum’s official site for current options and schedules.

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