The Museum of Sugar in Berlin, opened more than 100 years ago in cooperation with the Institute of Sugar Industry, is the first "s …
The Museum of Homosexuality, founded in 1985 by Andreas Sternweiler and Wolfgang Thays, is dedicated to the history of homosexuali …
Beata Uze Museum of Erotics, opened in 1996 by entrepreneur Beata Uze, is one of the youngest museums in Berlin and the most popul …
The permanent exhibition of the Allied Museum, which used to be an American base, is dedicated to the dramatic history of Berlin a …
The GDR Museum is an interactive museum in the center of Berlin. Its exposition is located in the former government district of Ea …
The Stasi Museum is a scientific and memorial center relating to the political system of the former East Germany. It is located in …
The Ethnological Museum in Berlin is part of the huge museum complex of the Berlin-Dahlem Museum Center. The museum’s extensive co …
The Museum of Photography in Berlin opened in 2004, and fans of this art from all over the world immediately began to flock to it. …
The Sugar Museum in Berlin was opened in 1904. The museum is divided into seven different thematic halls. These are sugarcane, sug …
The Design Museum in Berlin is dedicated to researching and understanding the history and influence of the Bauhaus, the most impor …
The Lipstick Museum, recently opened in Berlin, is a whole cultural complex dedicated entirely to this eternal attribute of women’ …
The Museum of Asian Art is part of a huge museum complex located in Dahlem, south of Berlin. The collection, which contains at lea …
The Natural History Museum with an area of about 4,000 square meters introduces visitors to the beautiful nature of the world, nam …
The bomb shelter with a capacity of about 2,500 people, known as the “Bunker”, is located on 5 floors in 120 rooms. The height of …
The Museum of Prehistoric and Early History of Berlin has been on Museum Island since 2009. In 1960-2009 it was located in Charlot …
The German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst is a museum that reflects the entire history of World War II. The museum is located in …
A collection of more than 800 instruments from the XVI century to this day is in the Berlin Museum of Musical Instruments, located …
The German Technical Museum, opened in 1983 and located in the former depot building where the Anhalter Banhof railway station was …
Kete Kolwitz is a German artist, graphic artist and sculptor, a prominent figure in German realism of the first half of the XX cen …
The Berlin Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie was founded in 1963 by human rights activist Rainer Hildebrandt a year after the Berl …
The Egyptian Museum arose in the XVIII century from private collections of art of Prussian kings. Alexander von Humboldt recommend …
The Hohenschönhausen Memorial Museum is located in a building where, after the end of World War II, a Soviet special camp was loca …
The Museum of Decorative Arts is one of the oldest museums of its kind in Germany. Here is collected, perhaps, the most representa …
The museum and galleries have a history in their own right, and if they are still in a place that has its own destiny, it is doubl …
The Old Museum presents its collection of ancient art of Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece. The museum is housed in a neoclassical b …
The German Historical Museum tells the story of Germany. It is a place of enlightenment and understanding of the common history of …
The Bode Museum is markedly different from the “neighbors” on Museum Island. Designed in a non-baroque style by Ernst von Ine, it …
The Jewish Museum in Berlin, opened on September 9, 2001, located in the Kreuzbergn district on Lindenstrasse Street, is the large …
Brucke Museum is a museum in Berlin, in the Dahlem district, which contains the richest collection of paintings of the expressioni …
The Museum of Prints and Drawings is the largest collection of graphics in Germany and one of the four most important in the world …
The Pergamon Museum was built from the sketches of Alfred Messel by Ludwig Hoffmann Switchen during 1910-1930. The museum housed s …
The German Guggenheim Museum is an art museum in Berlin. It is located on the first floor of the German Bank and is completely und …
Creating a museum of children’s art, the initiators wanted to give courage to children and give them the opportunity to create som …
The Berggruen Museum, founded in 1996, located in Berlin’s Charlottenburg district in Stüler’s Barracks building, is the owner of …
The ancient collection is one of the parts of the Pergamon Museum of Berlin, located on Museum Island. However, the collection is …
The Museum of Decorative Art is one of the oldest of its kind in Germany. It has one of the most important collections in the fiel …
The Breen Museum is located in Berlin opposite Charlottenburg Castle. The museum specializes in interior decoration of the late XI …
Initially, the New Museum was conceived as a continuation of the Old, since there were so many exhibits that they simply did not f …
When Otto Lilienthal was born in 1848, man had long dreamed of learning to fly. However, no one succeeded, and Lilienthal’s attemp …
Berlin is a city where history and modernity meet in museum halls, and every walk turns into a small trip. Here you can walk from ancient ruins to avant-garde installations, feel the spirit of the times in memorials and discover unexpected thematic collections. Museums in Berlin live a busy life and offer exhibitions that are memorable for a long time.
The city has an amazing variety: the Sugar Museum introduces the history of the sugar industry and rare technological artifacts, the Museum of Homosexuality documents the stages of the development of the LGBT movement since its founding in 1985, and the Museum of Erotic Beata Uze, opened in 1996, attracts unusual collections of objects and visual materials. For an understanding of post-war history, it is worth visiting the Allied Museum and the GDR Museum, while the Hohenschönhausen Memorial Museum and the Stasi Museum provide a deep insight into the repression and politics of the GDR. On the Museum Island are located the Pergamon Museum, the Old Museum, the New Museum and other large collections of ancient and classical art, and in Dahlem are the Ethnological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art with rich collections. In Karlshorst, the German-Russian Museum tells about the events of the Second World War, the German Technical Museum and the Natural History Museum impress with the scale of the exhibits, and the Berlin Museum of Musical Instruments and the Museum of Photography show unique collections for connoisseurs of music and visual arts. Besides the central institutes, the city has small specialized museums – from the lipstick museum to the Otto Lilienthal museum – that make the routes around Berlin lively and unpredictable.
The Berlin Museum Poster is full of temporary exhibitions, retrospectives and anniversary projects: The Sugar Museum celebrates the key dates of its founding, the Museum of Photography, opened in 2004, regularly displays international retrospectives, and the Jewish Museum, opened on September 9, 2001, conducts major thematic projects and educational programs. Many museums accept imported collections and curatorial exhibitions, so it is worth keeping an eye on the schedule - it is often temporary exhibitions that become the highlights of the cultural season.
Come to Berlin and include several museum stops in your trip: this is the best way to experience the city’s multi-layered history. To the excursions were rich and comfortable, use the services of private guides - they will make a personal route, share rare stories and help to get around the queue. Book your tour in advance and discover museum Berlin in all its versatility.
