For a perfect city break
A visit of Berlin is never short of interesting things to see and places to visit. Indeed the capital city of Germany has numerous museums, art galleries, historic buildings and iconic landmarks. A fine example of an iconic landmark, that you will be able to visit by using your Berlin Pass, is the Brandenbuerg Gate. If you don’t have much time to visit Berlin, then the open top bus tour is the best way to see the main spots of the city. The Berlin Pass is simply the best way to discover all that Berlin has to offer while saving both money and time!
What you get
Priority admissions, at many attractions, skip the line.
Free travel on public transport in Berlin
Entry to over 50 museums and attractions
Free bus tour of Berlin
Free 95+ pages color guidebook
Pass fares
Please note the maximum number of individual passes you can book is 10.
Please note the maximum number of group passes you can book is 5.
Please note the minimum number of group passes you need to book is 2.
Please note that group fares can only be booked per pair.
Please note that some of the selected passenger types are not available for the selected validity, class or pass type.
Prices are displayed in INR.
Consult the table below for the best suitable fares. Select the travel period of your pass (e.g. 4 days within 2 months) and your class of service.
Note: Check the box below to benefit from Friends/Families Fares if all parties are guaranteed to travel at the same time. Otherwise, leave the box unchecked. The total price for your selection will be displayed. Add to cart to proceed with your purchase.
Berlin Pass -
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Berlin Pass
Travel days
The travel days indicate how often you can use a railpass.
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Adult
1 to 10 pax
2 to 5 pax
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Child
Child formula's, for those under the age of 12
1 to 10 pax
2 to 5 pax
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Senior
Senior formula in 1st class only, for traveller from 60 included on the first day of travel
1 to 10 pax
2 to 5 pax
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Youth
Youth formula for travellers from 12 up to 25 included on the first day of travel in 1st and 2nd
1 to 10 pax
2 to 5 pax
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2 days (continuous)
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5,785
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2,856
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3 days (continuous)
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6,517
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3,295
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FARE DETAILS
Sales dates: 20/02/2012 – 12/04/2012
Activation date: up to 6 months from the issuance date.
VALIDITY
2 / 3 consecutive days
FEATURES
A sightseeing pass for Berlin providing free entry to over 50 museums and attractions (top sites include the Berliner Dom, Pergamom Museum, Bus Tour, River Cruise, Checkpoint Charlie Museum and many more).
Priority admissions, at many attractions, no need to wait in line.
Free travel on public transport in Berlin covering zones ABC
Free color guidebook, including helpful information about each attraction, how to get there, opening/closing times, as well as insider tips (received in Berlin upon exchange of Rail Europe voucher).
CHILD RATE
Children 6-14 inclusive: reduced. Children under 6 - free.
HOW TO REDEEM VOUCHER
Voucher must be exchanged within 6 months from date of issue.
Exchange vouchers at the Berlin Tourist Info Store, address : in the new Kranzler Eck, Near the zoo/Kurfurstendamm, Kurfurstendamm 22, Passage, 10719 Berlin.
The Berlin Tourist Info Store is located between U- Bahn metro stations Uhlandstrasse and Kurfursttendamm on the U1 Line.
Opening Times: Everyday: 10am - 6pm
Christmas Opening
24th December: 10am - 2pm
25th & 26th December: 10am - 6pm
31st December: 10am - 2pm
1st January: 12pm -6pm
REFUND POLICY
15% refundable if voucher is unused. Once exchanged, non refundable, non exchangeable.
Rail Protection Plan does not apply.
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How to activate the Berlin Pass?
Once you have booked your Berlin Pass on our website, you must exchange your voucher at a designated location within 6 months from date of purchase.
Voucher exchange location
Berlin Tourist Info Store,
New Kranzler Eck (Near the zoo)
Kurfurstendamm 22, Passage
10719 Berlin
Between U-Bahn metro stations Uhlandstrasse and Kurfursttendamm on the U1 Line.
Opening hours:
Everyday, 10.00am – 6.00pm
Christmas & New Year’s Opening,
24th Dec: 10am - 2pm,
25th & 26th Dec: 10am - 6pm
31st Dec: 10am - 2pm
1st Jan: 12pm -6pm
Conditions of use
Validity:
The Berlin Pass is valid for a period of 2 or 3 consecutive days
Discounts:
Children from 6 to 14 inclusive benefit from a reduced fare
Children under 6 go free
Berlin Pass features
Free entrance
Benefit from free entry to over 50 museums, art galleries and historic buildings including the popular museums on the Berlin Museum Island as well as free entry to an additional 6 attractions (Berliner Dom - the iconic cathedral of Berlin, Berlin Boat Tour, Mauer Museum, Berlin Walking Tour, Open Top Bus Tour).
Unlimited travel
Take advantage of your Travelcard, included in your Berlin Pass, to use the Berlin public transport system as you wish. With metro trains, trams and buses at every corner of the city, your travel needs will be fully covered. The included Travelcard covers journeys in Zones ABC (central Berlin including travel form Schönefeld airport).
Hop on & hop off tour
Hop on & hop off as much as you want for 1 day in Berlin and enjoy the best sights of the capital city of Germany.
Free guidebook
To make sure you do not to miss anything, use your free guidebook. It details useful information including maps and directions as well as great tips on how to make the most out of your trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
A. Paper tickets will be sent to you by postal mail prior to departure.
A. Lyria trains offer two different classes of travel. In First class, a delicious cold at-seat meal is offered to you, no matter what time you travel. A large selection of Swiss, French, international magazines and newspapers are also available for your perusal. Onboard taxi booking service is also available from Monday to Friday. Comfortable seats will welcome you in Second class where you can also enjoy the convenience of a bar-buffet car.
A. You can print your Lyria ticket directly from your printer at home or, alternatively, you can retrieve it from the self-service machines available at the train stations in France only before boarding your Lyria train.
A. Thalys trains offer two classes of travel: 1st class with Comfort 1 and 2nd class with Comfort 2. In Comfort 1, reclining seats will offer you a high level of comfort. Sockets for laptop or mobile phone are also available on some carriages as well as free newspapers on major routes. Wi-Fi is free in Thalys Comfort 1 and in 2nd class with flexible tickets. In 2nd class (Comfort 2), you will get access to a bar-buffet car offering food and refreshments for purchase. Wi-Fi is available at an additional cost in second class for more restrictive tickets.
A. You can print your Thalys ticket directly from your printer at home or retrieve it from the self-service machines available in FRANCE ONLY before boarding your Thalys train.
A. TGV Lyria offers direct, high speed services between Paris-Gare de Lyon, Dijon and cities such as Geneva, Lausanne, Basel, Neuchatel, Bern and Zurich. During winter, TGV Lyria snow train connects you directly from Paris to the charming resorts of the canton of Vaud (including Château-d’Oex, Leysin, Les Diablerets and Villars) and Valais (Verbier, CransMontana, Leukerbad, Saas-Fee and Zermatt, among others).
A. Located in the middle of the train (carriage 4 or 14), TGV Lyria bar provides a service for tasty snacks and meals: sandwiches, hot/cold local dishes, salads, children’s menu, hot and cold drinks, treats are available to eat at the bar or take away. In First class, you can also enjoy the convenience of Lyriapremière service at seat.
A. First class on the TGV East offers ergonomic reclining seats with head and foot rests, non-smoking coaches, individual power outlets, reading light, ability to book a taxi for your arrival with staff on the train and a restaurant car offering a selection of food and beverages for purchase.
Second class on the TGV East offers ergonomic reclining seats with head and foot rests, non-smoking coaches and a restaurant car offering a selection of food and beverages for purchase.
A. The term "Gender Specific" means that these compartments will not allow male and female passengers to travel in the same compartment. The exception to this condition is if you and your travel companion(s) intend on using all beds within the compartment.
Trains in which this condition applies are: Elipsos, CNL, Lusitania, Spanish Night trains.
A. TGV Lyria is a high speed train and requires a compulsory reservation. Special pass holder fares are available if you carry a Eurail Pass covering France or Switzerland, Swiss Pass or France Rail Pass but subject to limited availability.
A. When travelling to Switzerland, or departing from this country, your ticket does not need to be punched. Ticket inspectors will check your ticket during your Lyria journey. You should be able to produce currently valid proof of eligibility for the fare you have chosen at any time.
A. You can make reservations to travel on TGV Lyria trains up to 3 months before your travel date. To take advantage of the best fares, always try to buy your ticket as early as possible. And when buying your TGV Lyria tickets, check what exchange and refund conditions apply. Your fare type will be clearly stated on your ticket.
A. ICE trains link major German cities from Cologne in the west to Berlin in the east. But they also cross borders and go into France, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Denmark and the Netherlands.
A. When travelling with Thalys, you can carry a maximum of two suitcases per paying passenger (the largest side must be equal to 85 centimetres) and one item of hand luggage.
A. You will be able to book a Thalys ticket 90 days in advance.
A. ICE trains offer two travel classes: Standard and First. On First Class, some coaches feature individual video screens. Electric sockets for laptops or DVD players can be found in most First class carriages. Quiet zones are also reserved for passengers who want to travel in peace.
A. There are no check-in before boarding a Thalys train and ticket control and passport checks will occur onboard the train. Also worth remembering that children less than 12 years old travelling alone are not accepted on board Thalys trains.
A. All ICE trains convey a Bordbistro and/or a Bordrestaurant. Depending on the time of the day, you can choose from various breakfast menus to suit any taste or main dishes from the "à la carte" menu. In addition to the standard dishes, the menu often features German and European regional specialties freshly prepared. The Bordbistro serves snacks and a wide selection of beverages which you can enjoy there or take back to your seat. In 1st Class coaches a selection of beverages and meals from the menus can be served at your seat on request. Snacks and beverages are also available at your seat in 2nd Class on ICE trains.
A. Also known as the red train, Thalys trains link Paris to the gems of Northern Europe: Brussels in 1 hour and 22 minutes, Amsterdam in 3 hours and 18 minutes, and Cologne in 3 hours and 14 minutes. On a seasonal basis (from the end of December till mid - April), Thalys Snow travels from Brussels Midi to the ski resorts in Chambéry, Albertville, Moutiers, Aime-la-Plagne, Landry and Bourg-St-Maurice, every Saturday without any stops.
A. There are no check-in or customs procedures before boarding ICE trains. Just be aware that for international destinations, ticket control and passport checks will occur on boarding the train. And if you are a pass holder, just remember that you have to validate your pass prior to boarding the ICE trains.
A. Each passenger is allowed 2 bags/suitcases plus 1 piece of hand luggage and every piece of luggage must be labelled. Luggage can be stored in the racks above your seat on ICE trains.
A. You can book your ICE train up to 3 months in advance.
A. Reservation is only compulsory for ICE Trains called ICE Sprinter as these trains have special services such as a meal and newspaper. Here is the list: Hamburg HBF - Frankfurt HBF, Frankfurt HBF- Berlin HBF, Berlin HBF - Frankfurt HBF, Hamburg HBF – Koeln HBF and Koeln HBF – Hamburg HBF.
Passes valid to travel within Germany cover Eurail Global and Select Passes including Germany / Eurail Germany-Benelux Pass / Eurail Germany-Denmark Pass / Eurail Germany-France / German Rail Pass.
A. Like most high-speed trains in Europe, you need to make a booking when travelling with Thalys. Passholders with passes covering the whole Thalys route (Eurail Global Pass, Eurail Select Pass including France, Benelux or Germany, depending on the route, Eurail and Benelux-France) benefit from special Passholder fares. Just bear in mind that some passes covering partially the Thalys sector like France Rail Pass but also Eurail passes including Benelux-France / France-Germany / France-Italy / France-Spain / France-Switzerland / Benelux also offer special Passholder deals. German Rail Pass is not valid on Thalys routes to Germany.
A. In Comfort1 (First class), drinks and meal are included in the price of your Thalys ticket and served at your seat. Meal includes a choice of drinks, cold starter and main course, but also bread and dessert. In Thalys Comfort 2 (second class), you will get access to a bar-buffet car which offers a variety of food and refreshments.
A. With Lyria, you’ll be allowed two bags or suitcases plus your hand luggage. Keep in mind that there is no charge for oversize luggage on Lyria trains.
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