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Dinoworld Berlin!
Until October 2024, visitors to Tierpark Berlin can marvel at the gigantic beasts of the Mesozoic Era. Get your day ticket today – or purchase a limited Dino Ticket to enjoy some special extras.
On the Trail of prehistoric beasts
Get even more out of your Tierpark visit. With a Dino Ticket you get an exclusive magazine full of fascinating facts about the individual dinosaurs, puzzle pages for children, and exciting background information about the exhibition – all at an exclusive price.
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Turn your birthday celebration into a Tyranno-rific party! Discover the world of T. rex & co. with a special dino-themed children’s birthday party at Tierpark Berlin.
Find out tours for day-care groups, so even the littlest dino fans can enjoy a journey of discovery through Dinoworld Berlin.
Explore a wide range of dino activities for families.
On the trail of prehistoric beasts
Exploring Dinoworld Berlin on your own? No problem! Just print out a puzzlehunt form and you’re ready to go! If you work out the hidden word, you can also enter a dino competition!
Please note: Due to construction work, it is possible that you may have to skip some questions.
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Want to know what awaits you?
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T. rex to his friends
Tyrannosaurus rex actually had very few friends. This famous predator led a solitary life, roaming alone through open forests and river valleys. The best-known of all the dinos may also have been the most intelligent: it possessed the largest brain of all dinosaurs and was a skilled hunter. Scientists also believe that T. rex could see, hear and smell very well.
Sponsor a dinosaur and help protect present-day endangered animals and their habitats across the world.
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Horn-faced heavyweight
At nine metres in length and weighing up to twelve tonnes, a Triceratops would have been an imposing beast to encounter in the Cretaceous period. It also had horns over a metre long, so it would be best to stay out of its way! However, the usually good-natured herbivore only used its weapons in an emergency.
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane?
No, it’s Quetzalcoatlus – king of the primeval skies! As well as being astonishingly tall, this pterosaur had a recordbreaking wingspan of around ten metres. Quetzalcoatlus is believed to be the largest flying vertebrate that has ever lived.