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The Long Night of Museums takes place on August 24, 2024, from 6 pm to 2 am.

Some of the museums located outside the city centre open as early as 5 pm and close at midnight: the Archenhold Observatory in Treptow, the Energy Museum in Lankwitz, the Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial, the Käthe Kollwitz Museum in Charlottenburg and the Mitte Museum near Gesundbrunnen. Best to start your evening there!

The two children’s museums – Labyrinth Children’s Museum in Wedding and MACHmit! Children’s Museum in Prenzlauer Berg – are open from 4 to 10 pm. The Wilhelm Foerster Observatory in Schöneberg only opens from 8 pm, when it gets dark, to midnight.

From July 29 to August 11, the ticket costs 12 euros, if discounted, 10 euros; from 12 – 24 August, it costs 18 euros, if discounted, 12 euros. Children up to the age of 12 have free admission, but need a children’s ticket, which is free of charge.

All information on tickets and discounts is available here.

You can buy the Long Night ticket here in the online shop. It’s also for sale at the visitBerlin Tourist Information offices in the Humboldt Forum (Mon–Sun 10am–6pm), at the central station Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Mon–Sun 8am–9pm), at the Brandenburg Gate (Mon–Sun 10am–6pm) and at Berlin-Brandenburg Airport BER (Mon–Sun 9am–9pm).

On the day of the event, tickets are also available at all participating museums and at the Museum Island meeting point.

The ‘My Route’ section allows you to save events, museums and exhibitions that you would like to visit during the Long Night of Museums and to create your own personal route.

To add events, museums or exhibitions to your route, click on the route icon (white, wavy line with a plus sign) to the right of the event preview in the program overview or at the top right of the respective content page.

You can also add our recommended themed routes to your route.

You can view and customise your route using the route icon at the top of the website.