BODY WORLDS Berlin: Tickets

BODY WORLDS Berlin - Tickets and Visitor Information

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What is BODY WORLDS Berlin?

• BODY WORLDS Berlin is a museum offering a look inside the human body through real preserved specimens.
• The museum is near Alexanderplatz, and it combines science, education, and striking visual displays to explain how the human body works in a way you won’t see anywhere else.
• BODY WORLDS Berlin tickets include timed entry and are recommended to book in advance.

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Quick Information

• Address: BODY WORLDS Berlin, Panoramastraße 1A, 10178, Berlin
• Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 - 19:00
• Suggested Visit Duration: 1-2 hours

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Is BODY WORLDS Berlin Worth Visiting?

Yes. BODY WORLDS Berlin is definitely worth visiting, especially if you are interested in science and anatomy.

• See real human bodies preserved through plastination
• Learn how organs, muscles, and systems function
• One of Berlin’s most unique educational attractions
• Central location near Alexanderplatz
• Suitable for adults, students, and families (older children)

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What You Can See At BODY WORLDS Berlin

Visitors can see how the human body works through:

• Over 200 real human specimens
• Full-body plastinates in dynamic poses
• Organ displays showing how systems work together
• Educational explanations of anatomy and health
• Multiple animal exhibits.

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About BODY WORLDS Berlin

BODY WORLDS Berlin offers a close-up journey into human anatomy using real human bodies preserved through a process called 'plastination', which is a technique developed by Dr. Gunther von Hagens.

BODY WORLDS Berlin aims to educate about the intricacies of the human body, emphasizing health, anatomy, and physiology and how lifestyle choices can affect overall wellbeing.

There are over 200 unique 'plastinates' that reveal the complexities of the human body and the systems that run them. The exhibits are organized thematically, covering the musculoskeletal, nervous, respiratory, circulatory, digestive, excretory, and reproductive systems. This helps visitors understand how the body systems work together to sustain life.

One of the highlights is "FR:EIA" (Fascia Revealed: Educating Interconnected Anatomy), which is the world's first 3D representation of the human fascial network. The exhibit shows the connective tissues that play a crucial role in movement and stability.

You can also see how common diseases impact the body as well as how lifestyle choices affect overall wellbeing. The exhibition is designed to encourage reflection on the human body and promote awareness of health and preventive care.

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