Long Night of Museums 2026

Cost
Valid at all participating museums. Early bird ticket from 3 to 16 August 2026: 15,00 € / 12,00 € Children up to 12 years are free of charge. Please book a free children’s ticket for each child and carry it with you during the Long Night of Museums. Children’s tickets are only available online – there in combination with a paid ticket – as well as at the box offices of all participating museums.
Tickets
Duration
Language
English, German

Museum für Natur­kunde Berlin (Museum of Natural History Berlin)

Address
Invalidenstraße 43, 10115 Berlin
Opening hours
Monclosed
Tue – Fri9:30 am – 6:00 pm
Sat & Sun10:00 am – 6:00 pm
E-mail
info@mfn.berlin
Phone
+49 30 8891408591
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The Museum für Naturkunde Berlin is an outstanding, integrated research museum within the Leibniz Association, with an international reputation and a globally networked research infrastructure. As an innovative communication hub, it aims to help shape the scientific and societal dialogue on the future of our planet and to foster the development of a democratic knowledge society.

When the museum opens its doors late into the night, a special journey of discovery begins:
night owls, museum enthusiasts and the simply curious come together for an extraordinary evening during the Long Night of Museums. Amidst dinosaur skeletons, a varied programme awaits you – featuring guided tours, live speakers, talks, information stands and discussions on the latest research at the museum. Cocktails amongst the dinosaurs create a special atmosphere.