Disgusting Food Museum Berlin

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The Disgusting Food Museum Berlin is not about fancy cuisine or beautiful presentation it is all about challenging your senses and redefining what food really means across cultures. This unique museum in Berlin explores the world of extreme, unusual, and often shocking foods that many people would never dare to taste. If you are looking for unusual things to do in Berlin, this attraction is guaranteed to stand out. Inside the museum, visitors are introduced to over 90 strange and controversial foods from different countries. These dishes may look, smell, or sound unpleasant, but they all have cultural importance somewhere in the world. From fermented delicacies to foods made using unusual ingredients, the exhibits push visitors far beyond their comfort zones. This makes it one of the most talked about weird food museums in Europe. The experience becomes even more intense at the Tasting Bar, where brave guests can sample selected items and truly test their courage. Love it or hate it, the museum proves that disgust is universal and deeply connected to culture, tradition, and personal experience. Perfect for curious travelers, food lovers, and thrill seekers, the Disgusting Food Museum Berlin offers a memorable, eye opening adventure. Visit, taste, and discover what kind of “disgusting” foodie you really are.

Highlights

  • Get your entrance tickets to the Disgusting Food Museum Berlin and enjoy a truly unique food experience.
  • Explore over 90 strange and unusual foods from around the world.
  • Visit the exciting Tasting Bar and try some of the most bizarre dishes.
  • Challenge your senses with extreme flavors and ingredients.
  • Discover how food considered delicious in one culture can be disgusting in another.
  • Perfect for travelers looking for unusual things to do in Berlin.

What's Included

  • Entry to the Disgusting Food Museum Berlin
  • Tasting experience at the Tasting Bar
  • Audio guide available in multiple languages via QR code on your smartphone

What's Not Included

  • Tour guide
  • Other personal expenses
  • Tips and gratuities

Child Adult Policy

  • Free for children aged 0-5
  • Children aged 19+ will be charged the same rate as adults

Opening Hours

  • Mon to Sun: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Wed & Thu: Closed

Things To Know

  • Some exhibits may feel disturbing or offensive to certain visitors, so viewer discretion is advised.
  • Not suitable for guests who are sensitive to strong or unpleasant food smells.
  • The museum is fully wheelchair accessible for easy entry.
  • It is recommended to visit at least 1 hour before closing time.
  • An audio guide is available to enhance your museum experience.
  • Audio guide languages include English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, and Chinese.
  • Simply scan the QR code at the ticket counter to access the guide on your smartphone.
  • Make sure to bring your own mobile phone and headphones for the audio guide.

Location

  • 70 Schützenstraße, 10117, Berlin
  • Please refer to the Google Map for assistance.

How To Get There

  • Take the subway to either Stadtmitte or Kochstraße at Checkpoint Charlie

Cancellation Policy

  • Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be canceled.
  • Tickets must be used as per the booking date and time.

FAQs

Below are some commonly asked questions. If you have any additional inquiries or need further clarification, please reach out to our team via live chat, contact us form, or WhatsApp.

The museum is open from Friday to Tuesday, 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Last admission is at 5:00 PM (subject to change — please confirm at time of booking).
Children under 6 years old enter for free, but be aware some exhibits may be disturbing, and the museum is best suited for older kids and adults who can handle strong or unpleasant smells.
You can easily book your tickets online right here on this website, where you can also check availability and get the best prices thanks to dynamic pricing.
Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be canceled, so make sure to use them on your booked date and time.
You’ll explore over 90 unusual foods from around the world, with a chance to try some bizarre dishes at the Tasting Bar. Be prepared for strong, unusual smells and a unique sensory experience.
Yes, the Disgusting Food Museum Berlin is fully wheelchair accessible to ensure easy entry and movement throughout the exhibits.
Bring a smartphone to access the multi-language audio guide via QR code, and consider arriving at least an hour before closing to fully enjoy the museum.