Berlin Pass

About us

berlinpass.de is an independent guide to Berlin's tourist cards. At the centre is the Berlin WelcomeCard, Berlin's official tourist card. It's issued by visitBerlin, the city's official tourism organisation. The card combines unlimited transport in your chosen fare zone with discounts at 170+ attractions, and is available with validity periods from 48 hours to 6 days.

In Berlin, the first question isn't whether to get a card, but which zone to choose. The AB fare zone covers the city area, ABC also includes BER airport and Potsdam - and an AB card can't be upgraded along the way. Buy the wrong zone, and you either pay for coverage you never use, or end up without a valid ticket at BER. We set zones and validity periods side by side, weigh the card price against the BVG day ticket, and are upfront about what the card DOESN'T do: free entry isn't included in the standard variant sold here - it's a discount card with a transport ticket.

Key facts

Website
berlinpass.de, an independent guide and booking site for Berlin's tourist cards
Topic
Berlin WelcomeCard, Berlin's official tourist card
Card issuer
visitBerlin, Berlin's official tourism organisation
Operator of this website
Cruise Media GmbH, Ulrichstein, Germany
Booking
through our booking partner Headout; their current prices, availability and terms apply
Languages
20 language versions, with German as the main edition
Content
Standard card with a public transport ticket (zone AB or ABC) and discounts, without free entry: discount partners, public transport zones, validity periods from 48 hours to 6 days, and how to buy

What this site is not

berlinpass.de is an independent guide. We're not the official website of visitBerlin; the official card website is berlin-welcomecard.de. We're not a hotel or general travel portal - we deliberately leave out accommodation booking and tours unrelated to the card. We don't sell the card ourselves: bookings run through our partner Headout, where their current prices, availability and terms apply. We don't offer the Museumsinsel and All Inclusive variants with free entry; those are available through the official card website.

Further information

Last updated: September 10, 2026