From August 3 to August 16, tickets cost 15 euros, reduced price is 12 euros, afterwards 23 euros, reduced price is 17 euros. Children up to the age of 12 have free admission, but require a free children’s ticket.  All information on reduced tickets and free children’s tickets can be found on the ticket information page.

The ticket allows you to visit all participating museums and to use the Long Night of Museums’ shuttle service, which this year will include buses, historical S-Bahn trains, and Rickshaw Shuttles.

You can buy a ticket for the Long Night of Museums in the online shop here on this website. They are also available at the visitBerlin tourist information offices at the Humboldt Forum (Mon–Sun 10 am–6 pm), at the Brandenburg Gate (Mon–Sun 10 am–6 pm), at Berlin Central Station (Mon–Sun 8 am–8 pm) and at BER Berlin Brandenburg Airport (Mon–Sun 9 am–8 pm). On the day of the event, tickets will also be available at all participating museums participating museums.

You can reach many of the museums in the Long Night of Museums quickly and easily by public transport. The U-Bahn and S-Bahn, and many trams, will be running all night. If you don’t have a BVG subscription or Deutschlandticket, we recommend you buy a 24-hour ticket for 11.20 Euro, reduced fare 7.40 Euro. It is valid for one adult and up to three children between 6 and 14 years old, younger children can ride for free. The Long Night of Museums also has its own shuttle service.

For the Long Night of Museums, shuttle buses will take you to museums located outside the city centre and often drop you right at their doors. There are also many museums located along the route of the historical S-Bahn train, between Nordbahnhof and Priesterweg. You can ride to the Archenhold Observatory in rickshaws. You can find all the information in the shuttle overview.