Charlottenburg Palace Tickets 2026
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About Charlottenburg Palace Tickets
Book Charlottenburg Palace Tickets and visit Berlin’s largest palace and most significant palace complex. Inside, you’ll find glittering rooms like the Golden Gallery and the famous Porcelain Cabinet. You can also explore the elegant White Hall and the richly decorated New Wing. Discover the New Pavilion and the Mausoleum of Queen Luise in the park. Then enjoy a walk through the baroque gardens with fountains, statues, and quiet paths. Don’t miss this royal experience – book your tickets now and reserve your spot!
Skip the lines and step inside Berlin’s most beautiful palace. Travel through Prussian history as you explore the Old Palace and the New Wing with its glittering Golden Gallery. See the lavish royal apartments, visit the Mausoleum, the stylish Pavilion, and the grand palace gardens.
Discover the palace’s most spectacular ballroom in the New Wing. This 42-meter-long hall sparkles with gold, mirrors, and chandeliers. It was once the stage for royal banquets and grand celebrations.
Visit Queen Sophie Charlotte’s residence in the Old Palace and admire the Porcelain Cabinet, with hundreds of porcelain pieces.
Take a stroll through baroque gardens inspired by Versailles. With fountains, statues, and tree-lined paths, it’s the perfect place to relax and take in the royal atmosphere.
The New Pavilion, built for King Frederick William III, has neoclassical rooms with art and fine furniture. Nearby, you will find the Mausoleum of Queen Luise, one of Prussia’s most beloved royals.
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This was the most beautiful place I visited in Berlin. The interiors are stunning, especially the Golden Gallery, with its gold and chandeliers. I was lucky with the weather and spent plenty of time strolling through the gardens, taking photos, and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. A lovely place and definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended!
We had a wonderful time visiting Charlottenburg Palace. The palace is stunning and really takes you back in time. We spent over two hours exploring inside, and my mom could not stop talking about the Porcelain Cabinet - it was definitely her highlight. The gardens reminded me of Versailles with their grand design, fountains, and statues. There’s so much history here, and it’s such a beautiful and memorable place to visit. A great value for money, with so much to see inside.
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Schloss Charlottenburg Tickets
- Charlottenburg Palace Entry Tickets (Old Palace and New Wing included all year)
- New Pavilion timed entry (April to October, Sundays only)
- Charlottenburg Mausoleum Entry Tickets (April - October)
DISCOVER BERLIN’S GRAND PALACE
Charlottenburg Palace is Berlin’s largest and most stunning palace. Built in the 17th century for Queen Sophie Charlotte, it was designed to rival the greatest palaces in Europe. Damaged during World War II but beautifully restored, it now shines as one of Berlin’s must-see attractions. Inside, you’ll find glittering halls, royal apartments, fine art, and one of Europe’s best porcelain collections. Step outside to enjoy the palace’s grand baroque gardens.
STEP INTO PRUSSIA’S GOLDEN AGE
The Old Palace is full of treasures. Don’t miss the Porcelain Cabinet, where thousands of delicate pieces sparkle from floor to ceiling. You’ll also see the beautiful White Hall, once used for royal receptions, and the intimate royal apartments that show how Prussia’s rulers lived. In the New Wing, which was added in the 18th century, the highlight is the Golden Gallery. The richly decorated rococo ballroom is 42 meters long. It sparkles with gold, mirrors, and chandeliers, creating one of the most dazzling halls in Germany. Every room in the palace tells a story, with rich designs and priceless works of art that reflect centuries of Prussian history.
STROLL THROUGH VERSAILLES-STYLE GARDENS
The baroque gardens were first designed in the late 17th century by a French architect. Inspired by Versailles, they feature long avenues, fountains, statues, and geometric flower beds. Within the park, you’ll also find the Mausoleum of Queen Luise, one of Prussia’s most beloved queens. The New Pavilion, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel in the 19th century, is also located there. It was built as a summer residence of King Frederick William III of Prussia. Inside you will find paintings, sculptures and fine furniture. Visiting Charlottenburg Palace is a chance to enjoy history, beauty, and royal charm all in one place.
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Did you know?
Porcelain was once one of the most desired luxuries in Europe, known as “white gold”. For centuries, it could only be imported from China, making it incredibly rare and expensive. In 1710, the secret of making porcelain was discovered in Meissen, Saxony. Soon after, Prussian kings began collecting it eagerly. At Charlottenburg Palace, the Porcelain Cabinet shows this passion. Its walls are covered from floor to ceiling in glittering porcelain pieces.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- Charlottenburg Palace is mostly wheelchair accessible.
- Wear comfortable shoes. The palace is large, and the gardens stretch across several hectares, so be ready for walking.
- Please note that the last entry is 30 minutes before closing time.
Meeting Point
Please arrive at the main entrance of Charlottenburg Palace at the time shown on your ticket. For the other palaces within the complex that are included with your ticket, you can enter at any time on the day of your visit. If you want to see the New Pavilion, you’ll first need to collect a timed entry ticket at either the New Wing or the Old Palace.
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