Neues Museum: Entry Ticket

Additional Information & Description

The Neues Museum in Berlin brings you face-to-face with the 3,300-year-old bust of Egyptian queen Nefertiti. One of the most famous works of the ancient world, this portrait gives the visit a compelling focus: a chance to see the ancient icon itself rather than a reproduction.

Egyptian treasures and art through the ages

Nefertiti is only part of the museum’s holdings. The Neues Museum houses two major collections, with Egyptian treasures and art through the ages extending the visit beyond a single object. That broader scope makes room for both a close look at ancient Egypt and a wider exploration of art across different periods.

A museum restored and reopened

The museum reopened its doors in 2009 following extensive restoration. The building is part of the visit, alongside the objects it houses: you enter a museum renewed through a substantial renovation project. Since reopening, it has attracted more than a million visitors each year.

What your ticket includes

Your ticket includes entry to the Neues Museum. Temporary exhibitions may require a separate ticket, so admission does not automatically cover every changing exhibition. The ticket is delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone; these digital-ticket features apply to your museum entry.

Where to go

The Neues Museum stands on Museum Island in Berlin. Head to Bodestraße 1–3 for your visit—the museum’s address and the arrival location for this entry ticket.