Neue Nationalgalerie Tickets, Berlin

1. Bulky or sharp objects must be stored in a cloakroom or in a locker.
2. The storage options for bags, backpacks and carry-on luggage are extremely limited.
3. Heavy jackets, coats and wet clothing will obviously not be allowed inside the museums for preservational reasons.
4. Eating, drinking and smoking are strictly banned here with the exception being feeding babies. 
5. Apart from trained support dogs, no animals are permitted inside.
6. Even taking calls inside isn’t allowed. 
7. Leaning on vitrines and walls is strictly forbidden too.
8. Buy the Neue Nationalgalerie tickets online to avoid last minute hassles.

1. Hamburger Bahnhof: It is Berlin’s foremost contemporary art museum with an exquisitely rich collection of works from Beuys, Twombly and Warhol that houses works of various talents.

2. Puppentheater Museum: A melange of creepy and cute things, this museum is home to more than 300 puppets and marionettes. Their cheerful and cherubic faces become a nightmare for some and for some others are just interested in their histories and heritage.

3. Reichstag: This historic parliamentary building has changed its form several times since its construction. It is one of the city’s most visited attractions with a 360-degree glass dome situated at the top of the building. 

4. Judisches Museum: This museum has a rich history of Jew people with their history and culture being represented thoughtfully. Themes of migration, diversity and persecution of Jews are very well presented.

1. Visit Markthalle IX: As the name suggests, this place opened up in the nineteenth century with about 14 covered markets in order to improve the hygiene standards; it includes locally served vegetables and meat which is also home to a microbrewery and bakery where themed events are a huge hit.

2. Explore Brandenburg lakes: Brandenburg is known as the land of 3,000 lakes that are striking with their azure waters throughout the year. Visitors are definitely spoiled for choice due to the variety of activities that one can participate in; like sunbathing and swimming. Moreover, most of these lakes are accessible by public transport making reaching there easier.

3. Go to Schaubuhne: Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz was a former cinema built in 1928 in Bauhaus style and has been running ever since. It operates with a rep system, which means productions from years back frequently come back in circulation; one of those is ‘Hamlet’.

Here is the list of best day tours in Berlin that we can book from Thrillophilia:

1. Berlin Food Bike Tour
2. Berlin Segway Tour
3. Berlin Craft Beer Tour
4. Trabi Safari Tour in Berlin
5. Historical Walking Tour in Berlin
6. Berlin Hop on Hop off Bus with River Cruise
7. Berlin Off The Beaten Path Walking Tour
8. Berlin Bed Bike City Tour
9. Spree River & Landwehr Canal Boat Tour
10. Seven Lakes Tour from Berlin