Berlin has an excellent local transport network. On the night from Saturday to Sunday, all underground (U-Bahn) and suburban (S-Bahn) trains run throughout the night. If you don’t have a BVG subscription or a Deutschlandticket, we recommend a 24-hour ticket for fare zone AB, which costs 10,60 Euro. It is valid for one adult and up to three children aged between 6 and 14; younger children travel for free.

Would you like to visit a museum in Charlottenburg, Lichtenberg or Kreuzberg and be dropped off right at the door? Fancy experiencing a nostalgic bus ride with your friends or children? Then hop on board our buses! On the Yellow Line in the north, you’ll be travelling in BVG buses from the 1950s to the 1980s, lovingly restored to their original condition.

From August 4 to August 17, 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 need a free children’s ticket.

With your ticket, you can visit all participating museums and use the shuttle buses of the Long Night of Museums.
You can find all information about tickets and dicounts on our ticket information page.

With your ticket, you can visit all 75 participating museums and use the Long Night shuttle buses

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 10:00 am–6:00 pm), at the Berlin central station (Mon–Sun 8am–9pm), at the Brandenburg Gate (Mon–Sun 10am–6pm) and at Berlin-Brandenburg Airport BER (Mon–Sun 9am–9pm).

Tickets are also available at all participating museums on the day of the event.