East Side Gallery

East Side Gallery tickets and tours

The East Side Gallery is the longest surviving stretch of the Wall, covered with murals. Here are the main ways to visit and what to know before you choose.

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What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.

OptionWhat’s includedGood forBook
Visiting the East Side Gallery on your ownWalk the open-air stretch beside the River Spree at your own pace. There is no ticket, and you can stop wherever a mural catches your eye.Independent travellersBook now
Guided walking tour of the East Side GalleryA guide explains the murals, the artists and the history of this part of the border, and points out the best-known works.Those who want the stories behind the muralsBook now

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About the East Side Gallery

The East Side Gallery runs along Mühlenstrasse beside the Spree. Artists from many countries painted the wall in 1990, soon after the border opened, and it became an open-air gallery.

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Good to know

East Side Gallery at quiet timesThe wall is in the open air and always accessible, but it gets busy at midday and at weekends. Early morning is usually calmer.
Looking after the East Side GalleryThe murals are fragile and have been damaged by graffiti. Do not write on or touch the painted surface.

Nearby

Oberbaum Bridge

The two-towered brick bridge over the Spree, a short walk along the river from the gallery.

Ostbahnhof

The nearby railway station at one end of the gallery, handy for arriving by train.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a ticket for the East Side Gallery?

No. The wall is outdoors and free to visit at any time.

How long does a visit to the East Side Gallery take?

About one hour to walk its length and look at the murals, longer if you stop often or join a tour.