BODY WORLDS Berlin – Entry Tickets

Human anatomy up close: science, art, and powerful perspective.

BODY WORLDS (Körperwelten) invites you to explore real human anatomy through plastinated specimens arranged as thought-provoking exhibits. This guide explains what you’ll see, how to plan your visit, and how to pair the museum with nearby Berlin highlights.

BODY WORLDS Berlin – real human anatomy exhibits
From skeleton to musculature and organs—BODY WORLDS turns anatomy into insight.
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BODY WORLDS at a Glance

A scientific exhibition using plastination to reveal real anatomical structures—muscles, organs, nerves—framed to explain how the human body works.

What it is

Anatomy presented as accessible science and visual storytelling. Expect themed rooms and clear signage.

Who it’s for

Curious travelers, students, and families with teens. Sensitive viewers should read the notes below.

More museums: Browse immersive and science picks in Activities → Museums or plan a themed day via City Tours.

What You’ll See

Signature exhibits that explain complex systems at a glance.

Full-Body Plastinates

Dynamic poses reveal how muscles, tendons, and joints work together in real motion.

Organs & Systems

Heart, lungs, brain, and vascular casts—clear comparisons between healthy and affected tissue.

Lifestyle & Health

Exhibits linking daily habits with long-term effects on organs and posture.

Micro to Macro

From nerve fibers to whole-body views—context that makes details click.

How to Visit

A little planning keeps the experience calm and focused.

Tickets

Reserve timed entry via GetYourGuide—especially on weekends/holidays.

Best time

Opening hour or late afternoon for fewer visitors; allow 60–90 minutes.

Reading pace

The panels are informative—plan short pauses so details don’t blur together.

Photos

Check onsite policy. Even when allowed, keep a discreet tone and avoid flash.

Ethics & Sensitivities

Real human donors made this exhibition possible. Approach with respect.

Donor Program

Specimens come from registered donors; the goal is education and awareness.

Visitor comfort

Some rooms can be intense. It’s fine to pause or skip sections if you need a break.

Family & Accessibility

Clear paths and steady lighting; best for older kids and teens.

With kids

Prepare younger visitors with simple context; focus on “how the body works.”

Mobility

Mostly step-free routing and benches; ask staff for elevator access if needed.

Easy Pairings

Balance intense learning with lighter stops nearby.

Design/Science Mix

Add a modern or interactive pick from Activities → Museums.

Guided Context

Choose a themed route via City Tours to round out the day.

Practical Info

Everything at a glance.

TopicEssentialsNotes
Tickets GetYourGuide – timed entry Peak times sell out; pick earlier/later slots.
Visit length 60–90 minutes Add time if reading every panel.
Photography Check onsite policy Be discreet; no flash if permitted.
More museums Activities → Museums Filter by science, design, or interactive.
Themed days City Tours Combine with architecture or river walks.
Good to know: Content includes real human specimens; consider sensitivities within your group.

Ready to look inside?

Secure your time slot and explore human anatomy with clarity and respect.

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FAQ: BODY WORLDS Berlin

Is the exhibition suitable for children?
Best for teens and older kids; prepare younger children with simple explanations.
How much time do I need?
60–90 minutes is typical; add time if you read every sign.
Can I take photos?
Policies vary—check at the entrance. If allowed, use no flash and be discreet.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Most areas are step-free; ask staff for assistance with elevators and seating.
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