Berlin Pass

Berlin WelcomeCard

Berlin's official tourist card · free travel AB/ABC & up to 50% discount

4.4 (1,234 reviews · GetYourGuide)

City skyline of Berlin with the TV Tower in the distance
The Brandenburg Gate with the Quadriga
Yellow U-Bahn train on the Oberbaum Bridge between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church on Kurfürstendamm, with the U-Bahn sign in front
Painted section of the East Side Gallery wall along the Spree
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The Berlin WelcomeCard is Berlin's official tourist card, issued by visitBerlin: free travel on bus, tram, U-Bahn and S-Bahn for 48 hours to 6 days, plus up to 50% off more than 170 attractions, tours and restaurants. Zone AB covers the city area, ABC also covers BER and Potsdam.

Tickets & prices

  • 48 hours €28.50
  • 72 hours €39.50
  • 4 days €49.50
  • 5 days €53.50
  • 6 days €58.50
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Duration, date & travellers are chosen in the next step at GetYourGuide.

Recommended from €45.50 Berlin WelcomeCard ABC 4.6 (8,571 reviews · GetYourGuide) The same card plus Zone C - for BER Airport and Potsdam. 72 hours to 6 days. See Zone ABC
  • Choice of Zone AB or ABC
  • Up to 3 children (6-14) free

Berlin WelcomeCard

All the benefits at a glance

One ticket for public transport, plus discounts with over 170 partners - explore Berlin and save while you do it.

Unlimited bus & train travel

Travel as often as you like on bus, tram, U-Bahn and S-Bahn - in Zone AB within the city, or in Zone ABC all the way to BER Airport and Potsdam.

Up to 50% off at 170+ partners

Save up to 50% on more than 170 offers in Berlin, from the TV Tower and Madame Tussauds to a Spree river cruise.

Children travel free

One card covers up to three children aged 6 to 14 free of charge, and younger children travel free anyway.

Validity: 48 hours to 6 days

Choose 48 hours, 72 hours, or 4 to 6 days - the longer the validity, the lower the daily cost.

Step by step

How the Berlin WelcomeCard works

  1. 1

    Choose zone and validity

    First the zone - AB is enough within the city, ABC is what you need for BER Airport and for Potsdam. Then the validity, from 48 hours to 6 days.
  2. 2

    Buy your card

    Book online and receive your voucher by email. Print it on A4 paper and bring it with you - the card is shown on-site as a printout.
  3. 3

    Activate your card

    Validate the ticket once before your first journey. The 48- and 72-hour cards run from that moment; the multi-day cards run until midnight on the last day.
  4. 4

    Use your card

    Show the card as your ticket on public transport, and at the till to get your discount from partners. Up to three children (6-14) travel free.

Highlights

Save at Berlin's top attractions

The card gives you discounts rather than free entry - at more than 170 attractions, tours and restaurants. A selection:

The TV Tower above Berlin's skyline at sunset

TV Tower

Berlin's landmark on Alexanderplatz, with views from 203 metres up. Discounted with the WelcomeCard.
Berlin Cathedral seen from the Lustgarten, with the TV Tower to the right

Berlin Cathedral

The imposing cathedral on Museum Island. Cardholders book the discounted cathedral ticket, around 30% off.
Double-decker bus on a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour in Berlin

City sightseeing tour

The hop-on hop-off bus stops at all the highlights, and you can hop on and off as often as you like. Discounted with the card.
Sightseeing boat on the Spree in front of the Bode Museum

Spree river cruise

A boat tour on the Spree past the Reichstag, Museum Island and the Cathedral. Discounted with the card.
Dinosaur skeletons in the dinosaur hall of the Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum

Home to the world's largest mounted dinosaur skeleton and Berlin's own Archaeopteryx. Discounted with the card.
Entrance to Madame Tussauds on Unter den Linden, with the E.T. wax figure

Madame Tussauds

Wax figures on Unter den Linden, from Einstein to pop culture icons. Discounted with the card.

Up to 50% off at more than 170 attractions, plus free travel in your chosen Zone AB or ABC.

Public transport

The card is also your ticket for bus, tram, U-Bahn and S-Bahn - in Zone AB within the city, in Zone ABC all the way to BER Airport and Potsdam.

Yellow U-Bahn train at the platform of a Berlin station

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Berlin WelcomeCard

The most important questions about the Berlin WelcomeCard. Find every answer on the FAQ page.

What's included? +

A public transport ticket in your chosen zone (AB or ABC) and up to 50% off at more than 170 attractions, tours and restaurants. Free entry isn't included - that comes only with the issuer's separate Museumsinsel and All Inclusive variants. More on the FAQ page.

Do I need AB or ABC? +

ABC, as soon as you're travelling to BER Airport or to Potsdam - both lie in Zone C. Within the city, AB is enough. A plain AB card can't be upgraded to include Zone C afterwards, so plan the zone before you buy. The ABC card runs from 72 hours to 6 days, the AB card already from 48 hours.

How do I get the card, and how long is it valid? +

After booking, you'll receive a voucher by email. Print it on A4 paper and bring it with you - the card is shown on-site as a printout. Validate it once before your first journey: 48- and 72-hour cards run from that moment, multi-day cards until midnight on the last day.

Can I redeem a discount more than once? +

You can visit each included attraction once, or redeem its discount once. The card isn't designed for repeat visits to the same attraction.

Can the card be cancelled? +

No. The card can't be cancelled and isn't refundable. Check the zone, validity and start date carefully before you buy.

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Ready for Berlin?

Choose your zone and validity, get your voucher by email - and travel as often as you like from your first validation.