I would have liked the audio guide to be in Spanish.
Maria Ana
Discover the history of the Cold War with this ticket to The Wall Museum, where you'll visit the museum of the Berlin Wall located next to the East Side Gallery at your own pace.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this time or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
The Wall Museum
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Maria Ana
SpainI would have liked the audio guide to be in Spanish.
Mayra
Querétaro, MexicoSon las entradas nada más, el museo es chico y en su mayoría son videos, todo esta en alemán e inglés... si me gusto haber ido, pero no es el mejor mu...
Discover the history of the Cold War with this ticket to The Wall Museum, where you'll visit the museum of the Berlin Wall located next to the East Side Gallery at your own pace.
The German capital boasts several museums and memorials dedicated to the Berlin Wall. Some remains of this former barrier, which divided the city between 1961 and 1989, are still visible. One of its most famous sections is the East Side Gallery. This part of the wall is decorated with many murals of street art that you can see for free 24/7, since it's on the street.
Next to the East Side Gallery, you'll find The Wall Museum, one of the German capital's most important museums dedicated to the Berlin Wall. Through its different rooms, you'll discover the history of one of the main symbols of the Cold War.
The museum is in the former warehouse building Mühlenspeicher, located on the "death strip." On this visit, you'll learn about the history of the Berlin Wall, from its construction in 1961 until its fall in 1989, in a multimedia exhibition across 13 rooms.
The exhibition houses different original objects from the GDR, the German Democratic Republic. This socialist state, also called East Germany, ceased to exist in 1990, when the FRG, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the country reunified. Until this moment, the easternmost part of the country suffered many struggles you'll learn about during your visit.
The museum's rooms will showcase what life was like in divided Berlin and the GDR. You'll also discover stories from those who tried to escape the western part of the city from the eastern part.
Plus, from the museum, you can admire the Spree River and the famous Oberbaum Bridge, which was a border control point during the Cold War.
The Wall Museum opens daily from 10 am to 7 pm. Final admission is at 6 pm.
Please note that the museum panels are in English and German.
If you have other questions, contact us
The Wall Museum
Maria Ana
SpainI would have liked the audio guide to be in Spanish.
Mayra
Querétaro, MexicoSon las entradas nada más, el museo es chico y en su mayoría son videos, todo esta en alemán e inglés... si me gusto haber ido, pero no es el mejor mu...
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