Berlin Pass 2026
Over 170 Berlin attractions | Free public transportation | Discounts up to 50%
About Berlin City Pass
Explore the capital of Germany with our Berlin Pass! You'll travel for free on all public transportation in the city’s ABC zones - including the airport. You’ll also receive exclusive discounts of up to 50% on the city’s top attractions. You’ll also receive a pocket travel guide with recommendations and tips. Choose between a 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6-day card, and take your time discovering everything Berlin has to offer.
Explore Berlin with free public transportation across ABC fare zones. This includes Berlin Brandenburg Airport, Potsdam and the Sachsenhausen Memorial.
With one Berlin Pass, up to 3 children between the ages of 6 and 14 can use public transportation for free. Children younger than 6 have free travel anyway.
See more for less money. Visit the Deutsches Technikmuseum, the BKA-Theater, and the Hemp Museum. You’ve already saved €22 - without including travel savings!
Get reduced entry for over 170 Berlin attractions! Highlights include:
- Olympic Stadium
- DDR Museum
- Stern und Kreisschiffahrt boat tour
- EXIT Escape Room Games
You can choose between a 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6-day Berlin Pass. Pick the ideal period based on how long you’ll be in Germany’s capital.
Receive insider tips from true Berliners with our pocket-sized guide. View city tour suggestions, recommendations for top attractions, and a city map.
EXPERIENCE MORE, PAY LESS & SKIP THE LINES!
Visit all highlights of Berlin with a single ticket!
Berlin is huge. This pass is totally worth it, just for the free public transportation part. If you’re flying into Berlin, you’ll need the pass anyway just to get from and to the airport. It was super easy to get around everywhere, and we didn’t even lose that much time on the metro. Compared to a hop-on hop-off bus, it was much faster. I LOVED that my sons didn’t have to pay also. Once you factor in the discounts that you get also, it’s a no-brainer to get this. We got 25% off two city tours!
Getting around the city is so easy with the Berlin City Pass. My main thing is that you don’t need to constantly buy single tickets or day passes or whatever. You just take whatever metro you want and go wherever you want. It’s really simple. The discounts are also great. There’s nowhere we visited where we didn’t get a discount haha. Some places even had free entry, like the Lindenstraße Memorial. And we really saw a lot! The DDR Museum, the TV tower…very good value for money!
DESCRIPTION
Berlin City Pass
- Free public transportation in Berlin ABC zones
- Free public transportation for up to 3 children aged 6 to 14 per pass
- Pocket travel guidebook with recommendations
- Map of Berlin
- Discounts of up to 50% at over 170 attractions
- Free entry for certain attractions
Use your Berlin Pass to make the most of Berlin! You'll ride public transportation for free, so you can easily travel all around Berlin. There’ll also be a guidebook, full of insider tips and sightseeing suggestions. You’ll also find discounts of up to 50% for Berlin’s top activities.
TRAVEL ALL AROUND BERLIN FOR FREE
The main highlight of the Berlin Card is that it includes free public transport! This includes underground (U-Bahn) and suburban (S-Bahn) trains, trams, buses and ferries. You won’t have to worry about booking tickets in advance. Just start traveling wherever you want, whenever you want! The ticket covers the ABC fare zones. This includes the Berlin Brandenburg Airport, Potsdam, and the Sachsenhausen Memorial. So, in other words, you can explore absolutely all of Berlin. Another great perk is that with one Berlin Pass, up to 3 children aged between 6-14 can also travel free of charge.
SIGHTSEE WITH EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTS
Discover Berlin and save money! This pass has over 170 partnerships with Berlin's attractions and activity suppliers. And there are discounts for them all! From city tours to museums, you can save up to 50%. There’s lots of savings there. For example, let's say you visit the Lindenstraße Memorial, the Hemp Museum, the BKA theatre, and the Deutsches Technikmuseum. The Lindenstraße Memorial is free, and you’ll get 50% off at the Deutsches Technikmuseum. The other two museums have a 30% discount. All in all, you save €26 - without even factoring in travel savings. And there’s plenty of popular attractions to choose from. Highlights include Berlin TV Tower, Madame Tussauds, and the DDR Museum.
GET INSIDER TIPS WITH THE GUIDE
In case you’re not sure what to visit, don’t worry. You’ll receive a pocket travel guide for Berlin. It'll be packed with insider recommendations and local tips. Use it to discover the city’s best attractions and sightseeing routes. You’ll feel just like a Berlin local in no time!
SKIP THE LINE, NOT THE EXPERIENCE!
Book now & enjoy special access to all the famous Berlin attractions!
See what type of attractions are included in the Berlin Pass
There’s over 170 attractions, but here are some highlights:
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- Only the individual whose name is shown on the ticket can redeem the Berlin Pass.
- All guests must carry a photo ID, either a passport or an ID card.
- With each Berlin Pass, up to 3 children between the ages of 6 and 14 can travel for free with accompanying adults.
- Children under 6 always travel free.
- The Berlin Pass includes ABC fare zones. Zone A is the inner city of Berlin, including the S-Bahn Ring. Zone B is outside the S-Bahn Ring to the city limits. Zone C is the area around Berlin.
- You can choose between a 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6-day Berlin Pass.
Meeting Point
After buying your Berlin Pass, you’ll receive an email. It'll have your ticket for free public transportation. The guide will also be in the e-mail. To receive discounts, present your ticket at the attraction.
FAQ - Berlin City Pass
What does the Berlin Pass include?
- Unlimited free public transportation within ABC zones
- Discounts up to 50% on 170+ attractions
- A guidebook with insider tips and recommendations
Do I need to print my Berlin Pass?
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How is the validity period of the Berlin Pass calculated?
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- Multilingual audio guide
- Reserve now & pay later
- Free cancellation