At a Glance
Plan Your Visit
Here you'll find all the information you need for your visit to the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin.
Opening Times
The museum is open daily until 6:00pm.
The museum is closed on Mondays.
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time.
Tickets & Prices
Tickets can be purchased on arrival or in the online shop. We recommend booking tickets online in advance to avoid queuing at the museum.
Adults
€11.00
Children aged 6 and over
€5.00
Families (two adults with up to three children under 14)
€18.00
Mini Families (one adult with up to two children under 14)
€12.00
Adults in groups of 10 or more
€8.00
Concessions in groups of 10 or more
€2.00
Adults
€35.00
Concessions
€23.00
Families (two adults with up to three children under 14)
€65.00
Mini Families (one adult with up to two children under 14)
€38.00
Download the Application Form today to apply for your Annual Pass. E-mail your completed application form to info@mfn.berlin.
Gift Vouchers
Gift Vouchers for tickets to the museum are available from the ticket desk during our regular opening times.
The following persons are eligible for discounted entry, subject to presenting proof or a valid ID:
- Schoolchildren aged 16 and over with a school ID
- Students
- Trainees/Apprentices
- Pensioners
- Visitors on social welfare
- Unemployed visitors
- Volunteers, subject to presentation of a volunteer's card
- Visitors with disabilities (degree of disability of 50 or more), subject to presenting official documentation
Discounted tickets are available to holders of a Museum Pass Berlin, a Berlin WelcomeCard or a ticket to the German Museum of Technology. More info on CombiTickets
- Pre-school children, children under 6
- Up to two teachers or school staff, when accompanying a school trip or group of children/young people
- Members of ICOM (International Council of Museums)
- Members of WFTGA (World Federation of Tourist Guide Associations)
- Holders of a Deutscher Museumsbund member's card
- Registered groups of students attending a university or college in Berlin who are visiting the museum as part of their studies
- Holders of a valid press pass
- Employees of other Berlin museums, subject to proof
- Companions of disabled visitors who are named on the disabled visitor's pass
- Refugees and "Willkommensklassen", subject to proof
Getting Here
We look forward to welcoming you! The Museum für Naturkunde is located in the Mitte district of Berlin. We recommend travelling to the museum by bike or public transport, as there is limited parking at and around the museum.
U-Naturkundemuseum ( 245 N40 )300m on foot
S-Hauptbahnhof ()1,300m on foot
S-Nordbahnhof ()900m on foot
Invalidenpark ( 120 123 142 245 N20 N40 )300m on foot
The museum is also very easy to reach by bike, via Invalidenstraße.
There are plenty of bike racks available at the museum. Not only cycling good for the environment, it also allows you to actively plan your journey and gives you flexibility. There are also lockers available in the museum for storing your bike equipment.
At the neighbouring Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure, you will find an electric bike pump which is available to use for free 24 hours a day.
There is no parking at the Museum für Naturkunde.
Parking options nearby:
Mercure Hotel Berlin City, Invalidenstraße 38, 10115 Berlin, subject to a fee, 200m on foot
H+ Hotel Berlin Mitte / Rewe, Chausseestraße 118-120, 10115 Berlin, subject to a fee, 350m on foot
The disabled entrance is located to the right of the main entrance. There are three disabled parking spaces located opposite the disabled entrance.
Please note: The disabled parking spaces by the neighbouring building are currently not in operation due to building works. Thank you for your understanding!
You can access the cloakroom, disabled toilets and exhibition floor from this entrance via a lift or stair lift. More info
In the Museum
Our exhibitions will give you insights into amazing natural adventures – through original exhibits!
More info on our visitor rules and
our rules for photography and video recording.
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Special Visits
We are more than happy to host group visits and special events.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We get asked lots of questions about visiting the museum. On this page, you will find answers to the questions we hear most often. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you can't find the answer to your question here!
You can buy tickets online or at the museum ticket desk.
We recommend booking tickets online in advance to avoid queuing at the museum. Tickets can be purchased up to 14 days in advance.
A timeslot ticket entitles you to entry to the museum within one hour of your selected entry time. You can then spend as long as you like in the museum until closing time.
Info: Your ticket is valid for all current exhibitions at the Museum für Naturkunde on the day of entry.
We recommend travelling to the museum by bike or public transport.
Yes. We have a free digital guide that you can access using your smartphone. This guide is available in 11 languages. We also have an audio guide for kids and a highlights tour in German Sign Language for visitors with hearing loss.
We also offer two themed audio guides which add an additional perspective to the exhibition and the exhibits.
More information is available here.
We recommend bringing your own headphones to enjoy the audio guide.
You may take photos in the museum for personal use. Taking photos for commercial purposes requires a permit. More info here.
Yes, you can visit the museum with a buggy.
No. We only allow guide dogs and assistance dogs, subject to proof.
Contact
Got questions or want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you!
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