Berlin Dungeon Tickets 2026
Discover Berlin’s dark history through interactive shows | Free fall tower ride
About Berlin Dungeon Tickets
Step into the Berlin Dungeon and explore 600 years of the city's dark past. Hear the story of the Great Fire of 1380 and meet the Plague Doctor on the streets of 1576. Enter the Laboratory of Frankenstein and see the doctor’s dark experiments. Walk through spooky sets and try the free-fall ride. Live shows and special effects make every moment exciting. Don’t miss your chance to explore Berlin’s dark side; book your Berlin Dungeon tickets today!
Explore 600 years of the city's dark past. Actors tell true tales of danger, mystery, and strange events from Berlin’s past.
Navigate the haunted maze and uncover the legend of the White Lady. Dark corridors and spooky sounds will test your courage.
Take the Berlin Dungeon’s indoor free-fall tower and drop 39 feet (12 meters) into darkness. The ride mixes fear with fun as you plunge down.
Visit the Laboratory of Frankenstein. Watch experiments inspired by Dr. Johann Konrad Dippel. Learn how he influenced Mary Shelley’s story.
Face the eccentric High Court judge in 1679. Join the trial, defend yourself, or watch others face bizarre punishments.
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Frankenstein’s Laboratory was amazing! It was fascinating to see the experiments and learn how a real doctor inspired Mary Shelley. I also enjoyed the White Lady maze and the hidden tunnels. The actors really get into their roles, especially the judge in the court show. I was the one “on trial” and that was so funny. Freefall Tower was intense but in a fun way. This ticket covers everything, and I felt like I got my money’s worth!
I didn’t know what to expect, but this was great. I liked seeing Carl Großmann and learning about his crimes. It was creepy but interesting. The secret tunnels were so much fun, and we got to meet the headless knight, Erich Valke. I also enjoyed hearing all the dark stories. Every show felt different, and the special effects made it more exciting. I recommend this for anyone who is into lightly scary stories or true crime.
DESCRIPTION
Berlin Dungeon Tickets
- Admission to the Berlin Dungeon
THE JOURNEY INTO THE PAST BEGINS
After entering the dungeon, you will meet the Black Jester. He will briefly introduce you to 600 years of the city's dark past. Next, step into the Elevator of Doom, a medieval-style lift pulled by grinding chains. With it, you’ll descend into the 14th century. There, you will hear the legend of Erich Valke and the Great Fire of Berlin in 1380. Learn how his squire, Ulli, betrayed him and how Valke was captured. Actors will then guide you through the chase and show tools used by the torturer. Along the way, you will also get to explore a few secret rooms.
STREETS, MAZES, AND TUNNELS
Next, you will move to the plague-ridden streets of 1576. The Plague Doctor will demonstrate the disease in a hands-on way. Then, you’ll follow secret tunnels to escape the infected streets. After that, enter the Labyrinth of the Hohenzollern. Hunt for the White Lady and meet King Albert Frederick, who will warn you of hidden dangers. Visit the witches’ dungeon and learn about Catarina Selchow. She was accused of sorcery in 1621. You will also face the High Court in 1679, where the eccentric judge puts visitors on trial. All shows are interactive, with actors, props, and special effects around every corner.
SHOWS, EXPERIMENTS, AND RIDES
You will also step into the Laboratory of Frankenstein. This place is inspired by Dr. Johann Konrad Dippel, whose work is said to have influenced Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1818), and showcases experiments based on his research. Meet Carl Großmann, a 19th-century serial killer. Also, meet Ernst Gennat, a criminalist active in the 1920s. Hear his methods for investigating crimes and creating a rogues’ gallery. Move through rooms with interactive tools, cages, and historical displays. Finally, your visit ends with the indoor Freefall Tower. Drop 39 feet (12 meters) into total darkness to finish your journey through Berlin’s dark past. The Berlin Dungeon tickets include access to all shows, sets, and rides. This gives you a complete experience of the city’s dark past.
FREE CANCELLATION UP TO 24H IN ADVANCE!
Receive a complete refund if you cancel your booking 24 hours before the selected date!
The Headless Knight of Berlin
Step into the Berlin Dungeon and uncover the chilling theatrical legend of Erich Valke, a Dungeon character linked to the Great Fire of 1380. As the city burned, Valke fled through hidden tunnels, abandoned houses, and dark alleys. For ten years, he lived in disguise to escape justice, but in the end he was captured, dragged to court, and beheaded. In the Dungeon legend, his spirit appears as the Headless Knight, haunting Berlin’s old streets. In the Berlin Dungeon, his betrayal and fiery legacy will come alive before your eyes.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- Pets are not allowed inside the attraction.
- Some areas include darkness, special effects, and lighting effects, so the tour may not be suitable for guests with nervous conditions.
- The tour includes multiple rides and interactive sets, so visitors should wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
- Certain shows and areas involve loud sounds, sudden movements, or sudden drops, which may startle some guests.
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