Attractions

The Berlin TV Tower (368 m) at Alexanderplatz is the city's tallest landmark. From the viewing platform at 203 m, you get a 360-degree view over Berlin. With the Berlin WelcomeCard All Inclusive, you get free admission and a reserved time slot.

Museum Island Berlin

Museum Island comprises five major museums holding treasures from many eras, including the famous bust of Nefertiti. With the WelcomeCard + Museum Island, you visit all five museums free of charge (one visit per museum per day).

Berlin Cathedral

Berlin Cathedral is the city's largest church, completed in 1905 in neo-baroque style. Inside, gold mosaics and marble columns impress, and the dome offers a view over the city centre. With the All Inclusive variant, you visit the cathedral without an admission fee.

Berlin Olympic Stadium

The Olympic Stadium was built for the 1936 Olympic Games, where Jesse Owens won four gold medals. Today it hosts football matches and concerts. You explore the arena at your own pace; with the All Inclusive variant, admission is free.

Boat Trip on the Spree

A boat trip on the Spree shows you Berlin from the water, passing the Reichstag, Museum Island and Berlin Cathedral. A 1-hour Spree river cruise is free with the All Inclusive variant.

DDR Museum

At the DDR Museum you experience everyday life in East Germany up close, from riding in a Trabant to stepping into a typical East German living room. With the All Inclusive variant, admission is free.

Additional Attractions

This is just a selection of the highlights. Depending on the variant, the WelcomeCard also gives you free admission to further attractions, such as the German Historical Museum or Schönhausen Palace. You also get discounts at over 170 additional partners, from Madame Tussauds to city sightseeing tours.