Attractions
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The Berlin WelcomeCard is Berlin's official tourist card. It combines free travel on public transport with discounts of up to 50% at more than 170 partners. Worth knowing: this variant doesn't include free entry anywhere - you always pay a discounted price. You redeem the discount right at the till, by showing the printed card before you pay.
Berlin TV Tower
The Berlin TV Tower (368 m) on Alexanderplatz is the city's tallest structure. From the viewing platform at 203 m, the view stretches over the whole city, and a floor up, the revolving restaurant turns once every hour. With the WelcomeCard, you get the ticket discounted. At weekends and in summer, it's worth reserving a time slot.
Berlin Cathedral
Berlin Cathedral on Museum Island is the city's largest church, completed in neo-baroque style in 1905. Gold mosaics, marble columns and the climb to the dome with views over the inner city make it worth a visit. Cardholders book the discounted "Welcome Card" ticket for the cathedral, around 30% off; free entry isn't included here.
Madame Tussauds Berlin
On Unter den Linden, just steps from the Brandenburg Gate, you'll find wax figures from politics, sport and pop culture. For families with older children, it's one of the city's most reliable rainy-day options. With the WelcomeCard, entry is discounted.
Spree river cruise
A boat trip on the Spree shows Berlin from the water - past the Reichstag, the government district, Museum Island and Berlin Cathedral. Cruises usually depart from Friedrichstraße or the Nikolaiviertel and last around an hour. Several operators give cardholders a discount.
Berlin Dungeon
On the Spree bank near Alexanderplatz, the Berlin Dungeon uses actors and effects to take you through 800 years of Berlin's history, from the plague to the Captain of Köpenick. Not for young children, but a good option for teenagers. Entry is discounted with the card.
Olympiastadion Berlin
The 1936 Olympic Stadium is now home to Hertha BSC and hosts major concerts. On your own, you can explore the stands, the marathon gate and the bell tower; guided tours are also available. The tour is discounted with the WelcomeCard.
DDR Museum
Directly opposite Berlin Cathedral, you can get hands-on with everyday life in East Germany: a Trabant driving simulator, a furnished prefab flat, a Stasi interrogation room. A compact museum for an hour or two that goes down well with children too. With the card, you pay a discounted entry price.
More partners
This is just a selection. The WelcomeCard's discount list covers more than 170 offers: the German Historical Museum, the Natural History Museum with its Brachiosaurus, the Jewish Museum, bus sightseeing tours, bike hire, theatres, cabarets and a range of restaurants. The official companion booklet that comes with the card lists which partners currently take part and how much each discount is worth.
Questions about the attractions
Quick answers about the attractions. Find every question on the FAQ page.
Is entry free, or only discounted? +
The Berlin WelcomeCard offers discounts rather than free entry: up to 50% off at more than 170 partners. Free entry comes with the issuer's Museumsinsel and All Inclusive variants, available via the official card website.
How often can I redeem a discount? +
You can visit each included attraction once, or redeem its discount once. The card isn't designed for repeat visits to the same attraction within the validity period.
How do I redeem the discount? +
Show the printed card at the till before you pay. The discount is deducted there; tickets booked online in advance usually can't be discounted afterwards.
Experience Berlin's highlights for less
Get the Berlin WelcomeCard and save at more than 170 attractions, tours and restaurants.