Allied Museum

The permanent exhibition of the Allied Museum, which used to be an American base, is dedicated to the dramatic history of Berlin after the end of World War II and the complex relationship between the allied forces engaged in confrontation. The conflict between the Soviet Union and the Western victorious states arose from the inability to decide the fate of Germany.

The exhibits of the museum, including documents, photographs, newspapers, plans and maps of Berlin with zones of occupation, tell a story full of tragedy and suspicion.

In the courtyard of the museum you can see a British plane, as well as part of the French train. Not far from the museum is an allegorical sculptural composition dedicated to the destruction of the Berlin Wall - five free horses jump over the remains of the wall.

Along with the permanent exhibition, temporary exhibitions are aimed at revealing a number of topical topics. Watching a documentary and a tour will make visiting the museum even more interesting.