Charlottenburg Palace Tickets

With your Charlottenburg Palace tickets, visit the largest royal residence in Berlin dating back to the Hohenzollern family. Spend time exploring the belvedere building showcasing German porcelain, a theater, and a mausoleum of royal marble tombs, and enjoy regular evening concerts. The whole complex is dominated by a green copper dome with the gilded statue of Fortuna, the Roman goddess of fortune and luck. Once a royal residence, the palace today hosts classical music concerts and weddings. Combine the Charlottenburg Palace tour with Prussian Night Dinner and Concert to make the most of your Berlin sightseeing.

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Our tips for Charlottenburg Palace

  • Book in advance. Charlottenburg Palace is very popular among tourists and locals alike. It is ideal to book your Charlottenburg Palace tours and tickets months in advance to grab the best offers and avoid the last-minute rush.
  • Save those pennies. Always book online instead of at the attraction to save money and hassle. Add to that, you can buy a combo ticket for sightseeing and dinner at the Royal Palace to get the best of both worlds.
  • Don’t miss the park. Charlottenburg Palace is huge and a trip around it can be overwhelming. But don’t miss the baroque parks and the lush landscape designed by the French architect Siméon Godeau.
  • Look up. The golden figure of goddess Fortuna adorns the dome and is delicately balanced on a sphere. The gilded statue dates back to 1711.

Good to know

Built in the 17th century as a royal summer residence, the stunning palace is a seamless fusion of rococo and baroque decor and architecture, as well as a formal garden modeled after the Gardens of Versailles. With the Charlottenburg Palace tour, step into the royal history of Berlin and the largest royal residence in the city used by the monarchs since the Hohenzollern family.
The Palace is also a famous venue for a plethora of events, concerts and even weddings. The silver vault comprises the most exquisite collection of gold and silver tableware, glass and porcelain collectibles.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to visit Charlottenburg Palace Berlin?
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    The best time to visit the Palace is in the early morning during the sunrise when the interior palace shines brightly as the sun’s rays reflect through its walls. It is the best time to avoid the worst crowds and snap some insta-worthy pictures.

  • Q: What are the opening hours of Charlottenburg Palace Berlin?
    A:

    Charlottenburg Palace Berlin is open from 6 am till sunset every day. The palace and mausoleum are open Tue-Sun from 10 am to 6 pm.

  • Q: How do I get there?
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    Charlottenburg Palace Berlin is located in Charlottenburg. Getting there by public transport is easy. You can take trains RE4, RE6 and RE7 to reach the Palace. If you are coming by bus, take buses 109, M27 and M45.

  • Q: What are the top museums to see near Charlottenburg Palace Berlin?
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    You can add some museums to your sightseeing itinerary when you are at Charlottenburg Palace. These include Bröhan-Museum, Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf Museum in the Oppenheim Villa, Keramik-Museum Berlin – Ceramics Museum, and Museum Berggruen.

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