Berlin Dungeon: tickets, prices, duration, minimum age and reviews (2026)
The Berlin Dungeon is an attraction of about one hour in which actors stage Berlin's dark history, from the medieval plague to witch hunts. It stands at Spandauer Straße 2, at the foot of the TV tower. Allow roughly €18 online on weekdays and €29 at the desk for an adult, recommended from age 10. It is a thrill ride rather than a museum: teenagers and adults enjoy it, young children much less. Prices and hours seen in October 2026 on online sources (including Visit Berlin and a theme-park price site, some figures dating from December 2025); check them when you book.
Highlights
The sets
The tour passes through reconstructed rooms with costumed actors and light and sound effects.
A 60 to 70 minute route
Visit Berlin says about 1 hour; ticket sellers quote 1 hour 10 including waiting and the introduction.
Age and audience
Recommended from age 10; under-15s must be with an adult; children under 8 are not admitted. Scenes are theatrical, sometimes loud or dark.
Language
The show is in German; check on the booking page whether an English version runs at your slot.
Practical info
Tips
- Prices seen: adult from €18 online on weekdays (about €23.50 at weekends) against €29 at the desk; a child of 10 to 14 about €22 at the desk. Booking online is clearly cheaper and skips the queue. Published hours run from 11am to 4pm depending on the season, closed on 24 December. If you only pick one indoor attraction, compare it with the neighbouring Sea Life Berlin (Spandauer Straße 3), gentler for families, and with Madame Tussauds. Skip-the-line tickets are best booked ahead, useful in school holidays. For a rainy day see Berlin when it rains.
How to get there
Spandauer Straße 2, 10178 Berlin (Mitte). S-Bahn, Hackescher Markt station (about 5 minutes on foot); tram M4, M5 or M6, Spandauer Str./Marienkirche stop; Alexanderplatz is also 5 minutes on foot.
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