German Spy Museum ticket
- 2–3 hours
- German Spy Museum
- 4.4(565 reviews)

3,000 square metres of spy history, hands on
The German Spy Museum covers espionage from antiquity to the Cold War, with many interactive stations rather than glass cases.
Highlights include the Berlin Spy Map of Cold War sites and a laser maze that tests your spy skills. Valid any day during opening hours.
Best for
- Families with children aged 8 and up
- A rainy-afternoon plan
- Fans of Berlin's Cold War history
Highlights
- The world of spies, through history
- The laser maze
- How secret services work
- No reservation needed
Itinerary
Espionage history galleries
~1–1.5 hoursFrom ancient secret codes to twentieth-century intelligence services.
Interactive stations and the laser maze
~1–1.5 hoursHands-on exhibits, including the museum’s signature laser maze.
What's included
- German Spy Museum flexible entry ticket
- Audio guide
- Food and drink (a café is on-site)
Important information
- Duration: 2–3 hours (self-paced).
- The museum is open daily, 10am to 8pm.
- A passport, ID card or student card may be requested.
- Visitors often stay well beyond the suggested 2–3 hours if they watch every video station.
Meeting and end point
Meeting point
German Spy Museum, Leipziger Platz 9, 10117 Berlin.
Get there with Meilora
A private car from your hotel to the meeting point, timed for your slot. Fixed price, booked on Meilora.
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