Berlin Welcome Card: All-Inclusive Ticket

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Duration:1 days 21 hours (approx.)
Location: Berlin, Germany

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Berlin has a character all its own: Germany’s capital at the heart of mainland Europe, a magnet for millions, a legendary location for the arts and culture, the setting for innumerable events – 365 days a year, 24 hours a day! There is so much to do in Berlin, but whatever you have planned, the Berlin WelcomeCard all inclusive ensures you can enjoy your stay to the full. The price already includes sightseeing tours and admission to museums – and gives you fantastic discounts at some great attractions and restaurants.

The Berlin WelcomeCard all inclusive is a popular CityCard for those who don't want to worry about anything when they're on the move. Enjoy free entry to over 30 attractions, activities and museums. With over 150 discounts, you also save money in restaurants, cafés and when shopping. This is the best way to experience Berlin.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

WHAT TO EXPECT

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Housing an incredible collection of 19th-century paintings and sculpture, the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin is a must-visit for art lovers.
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The Altes Museum is one of the state museums of Berlin and is located on Museum Island. Since July 2010, it has housed the Prussian state collections of Roman and Etruscan antiquities upstairs and the Greek collection on the main floor.
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The asisi Panorama The Wall is an exhibition that combines art and history, putting you in the shoes of those who lived in a divided Germany.
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The Barberini Museum features changing exhibitions from the art collection of founder and patron Hasso Plattner. The themes of the exhibitions range from the old masters to contemporary art. One focus is on Impressionism.
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Witness skilled actors bring horrifying history to life at the Berlin Dungeon - this is a thrillingly spooky experience that will not be forgotten easily.
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Leading small groups on bicycle tours around the city, Berlin on Bike offer a fun and insightful way to experience the German capital.
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Leading small groups on bicycle tours around the city, Berlin on Bike offer a fun and insightful way to experience the German capital.
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The Bode Museum houses the Prussian state collection of sculpture from the early Middle Ages through the late 18th century as well as selected paintings from the Gemäldegalerie, the Museum of Byzantine Art and the state coin collection.
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Contemporary photography has a home at c/o Berlin, the city's premier venue for photography, experimental video art and engaging debate.
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Learn about the evolution of much-loved computer games and other digital interactive entertainment media at the Computer Games Museum in Berlin.
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Visit the GDR Museum in Berlin to take a peek behind the Iron Curtain, and learn what daily life was like in the communist German Democratic Republic.
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Progressing from the nation's earliest days to modern times, the German History Museum leaves no stone unturned in its exploration of Germany's story.
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The Gemäldegalerie houses the Prussian state collection of painting from the 13th to the 18th centuries. It is regarded as one of the world's most important collections of European paintings, with works from various periods of art history.
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Learn about the history of spying and espionage techniques at the Spy Museum Berlin, located where the Wall once divided East from West.
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Hamburger Bahnhof possesses a rich collection of contemporary art in a building that was originally a railway station from which trains to Hamburg departed.
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Hitler - how could it happen The Documentation is an exhibition which extends across three floors in an big bunker built in Second World War. It is a reconstruction of the history of National Socialism.
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With Little BIG City you can immerse yourself in the history of Berlin and experience the city's unique stories in an entirely new way.
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Get up-close-and-personal with world-famous celebrities at Madame Tussauds Berlin!
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The Museum of Photography is located in Berlin's Charlottenburg district and houses the photography collection of the state art library and of the Helmut Newton Foundation.
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After six years of closure for renovations, the Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery) will once again present major works of Classical Modernism from the National Gallery collection.
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The Neues Museum houses three collections: The Egyptian Museum and Papyrus Collection, the Museum of Prehistory and Early History, and the Collection of Classical Antiquities.
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Discover Berlin and Potsdam flexibly by bike! In Berlin there are hundreds of rental stations with over 5,000 bikes available.
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Olympiastadion Berlin Visitor Center When it re-opened in 2004, Berlin’s Olympic Stadium became a must-see for visitors. Experience the exciting story of the site from the 1920s to the present. You can visit the site on your (multimedia guide available) or you can take a behind-the-scenes tour of the five-star stadium. We look forward to your visit!
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Take a fascinating tour with Original Berlin Walks to uncover the city's many treasures, including the Berlin Wall, Brandenburg Gate, and much more.
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Situated in the heart of the city, SEA LIFE Berlin hosts an array of weird and wonderful creatures, including penguins, sharks, rays and clown fish.
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Located in the former Stasi headquarters, the Stasimuseum Berlin offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the East German state surveillance system.
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Berlin is a city of many facets. Taking a trip with the Stern- und Kreisschiffahrt allows visitors to see the city from a fresh angle.
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A visit to the Wall Museum in former East Berlin takes you on a journey through time, from the construction of the Wall in 1961 to its destruction in 1989.
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Explore Berlin at your leisure - hop on and off at the key attractions, as part of a Berlin City Circle Sightseeing bus tour.

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Posted By : D1490OJdariob
Definitively the worst customer service I ever experienced, I purchased by mistake the tickets for wrong dates and they are not able for apparently no reason to change them (they have the same exact price, just different dates). Lost 100€ just for a booking mistake.
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Posted On : 2024-05-17 09:13:37

Posted By : maxp_65
Definitely useful card if you spend at least three days in Berlin and intend to visit museums and attractions. Public transport included (with the possibility of purchasing the option for zones A, B and C which also allows you to use the train from the airport and the one to Potsdam). Prices only apparently expensive. I recommend it
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Posted On : 2024-05-06 10:11:51

Posted By : mikaelghansen
Waste of money - the discounts are extremely hard to get/make use of. 9 out of 10 can be completely forgotten!

Links to their collaboration partners - museums etc. before usually just returning to their own website. Grotesque!

Not recommended - buy a general BVG ticket which is valid for several days. Costs approx. 15 Euro less - but without discount options, which cannot be used anyway.

The first and last time we buy the Berlin Welcome Card it's a certainty.
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Posted On : 2024-04-19 02:58:07

Posted By : DrJulianBeshir
You have to do the math and plan ahead. Some things are much cheaper as a family, for example with a family rate. And HopOnHopOff would have been much cheaper without the card. What is really unnecessary, however, is that some providers require you to bring printouts with you. And this in the digital age. The telephone advice was very unfriendly. The website is confusing and sometimes complicated if you want to book different things. It's not always worth it!!!
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Posted On : 2024-04-11 09:51:25

Posted By : DKtravelno1
At first you need to print the card - who uses print these days. Furthermore they write that you have to be careful when walking with the print because the QR code can get unreadable - what :-( ????

Furthermore I only received one of two cards by e-mail - when they wanted to correct the mistake I got three hours less then my wife because they gave me a 48 hours card and not a 72 hours card.

They state in the website that you will mostly get a 25% discount - that is nearly only for adults and not kids.

Not that many sites are included - the Berlin Zoo is not included and that must be one of the most popular ones.
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Posted On : 2024-03-27 04:04:23

Posted By : Kruitbos48
This Berlin card is really a must, just to use it for all public transport.
so easy and always close to bus, tram or metro
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Posted On : 2023-12-17 01:02:52

Posted By : lectoraa
I bought the Berlin Classic Welcome Card for 48 hours (30 euros).

The first negative point is that the discounts are not a bargain nor do they include most of the important monuments.
In my case, doing the math it turned out to be more or less profitable since in Berlin in November you have to take public transportation due to the cold and rain; We also had a plan to visit the Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam and another monument included... but most of the discounts apply to non-essential activities and monuments.

The second negative point is the terrible customer service in card management, with the consequent loss of time. One of the main incentives for purchasing it was saving time by buying a ticket for everything at once. But you end up paying for it... with more time.

Purchasing is very easy online, but once you have spent the money, things get complicated. Online management is over and to activate it (or if you have any problem) you must go to an office to print it...Surprise! This was not advertised with great fanfare on the web. Manage to get to the office amidst bad answers! They should include this odyssey in the card experiences (this one is free).
It is striking that there is no application or digital facility for this part (but there is for the purchase).

The third negative point is the lack of real information on the website itself.
Once you have clicked, you review what brought you to that point and on their website you only see a hodgepodge of discounts (sometimes outdated) and a lack of real information about the price at which the discount is given... And you understand that so many people complain, because it is true that we do not look at the fine print, but let's see who reads it when they have just enough time to organize a trip and see the essentials (and they know it).

The only case in which I would recommend using this card would be to someone who is very clear (but very clear) about what monuments they are going to visit, how many, with how many people, what day, what hour and even minute (sometimes you have to reserve it, curiously in the monument website), check that it doesn't already have other discounts so as not to make a mistake..., take out a calculator and read the fine print a lot, contrasting each price and discount. These people also exist and out of deference to them I will not say that the card is useless.

In short: I have managed to save one euro. But hey, something is something and I'll take the experience with me.

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Posted On : 2023-11-23 20:21:11

Posted By : zhouluke
Really worth your money. Some advice: The activation starts with your first transportation. But many sites do not check the activation. If you are not taking transports on the first day, you can still visit something and get benefit though it is not activated. We took the independent Museum pass and we think it is a better deal than taking the welcome card with museum if you stay more than 3 days. If you stay say 5 days, you can choose which 3 days you will visit museums, while the welcome card with museum forces you to visit museum the first 3 days.
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Posted On : 2022-10-23 12:02:50

Posted By : Twyla1231
DO NOT BUY IN ADVANCE
Bought two Berlin WelcomeCard tickets in advance (just to be safe) to use in mid-January, but sadly my friend and I didn’t notice that the cards expire at the end of the year (we bought them at the end of December). We asked if we could exchange or extend the tickets for ones we can use in January since our trip is only 3 weeks away, but when calling to customer service the phone never gets picked up. The email response we got was also very short, rigid, business-like and in my opinion lacked some empathy. No refunds or exchanges possible, not under any circumstances. Selling the tickets also proved impossible because we only had a week to sell them. Lost 85 euros for tickets that can’t be used. Then lost 85 euros again because we had to buy them again a week later :) Guess it’s our own fault for not paying enough attention to the terms and conditions. All in all a bad experience. If you don’t have lots of money to spare this is not a situation you want to be in so beware. Sadly we didn’t see @Grecophile99 his review earlier.
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Posted On : 2021-12-22 01:16:46

Posted By : Grecophile99
WARNING: welcome cards expire on 31/12 of the year you buy them.
We paid €105 for 2 tickets and they will NOT extend or refund these even though the flights were cancelled, as they are travel tickets and exempt from statutory refunds.

Whatever you do -DO NOT buy these tickets in advance as you'll lose ALL of your money if for any reason (in your control or not, covid related or not) if you can't then go.
It really wouldn't have cost Berlin welcome card a cent to extend them for a few months so we could re-arrange our travel, but No, it was a straight NO REFUND, NO TRANSFER but thanks for the cash. That sucks.
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Posted On : 2021-12-03 05:25:34