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Overview
The DDR Museum is a special place where you can learn about what life was like in East Germany when it was a Socialist country. It is not like other museums where you look at things. Here, you can touch and interact with the things on display. You can see old things from that time and even pretend to be watched by the secret police called the Stasi. The museum is in East Berlin, and it talks about important things like the Stasi and the Wall that separated East and West Germany. You can walk through a fake apartment from that time and see how people lived. You also get to walk past a real piece of the Berlin Wall and experience the fresh air of freedom.
As you enter the museum, you will be greeted by many artifacts from East Germany's Socialist past. From propaganda posters to everyday items that the citizens use, the exhibits vividly depict life under Communism. Get ready to step into the shoes of an East German citizen. Experience the ever-present surveillance of the Stasi as you navigate through interactive exhibits. Feel the tension as you watch authentic East German TV shows and learn about the cultural influences of the time.
This museum in Berlin has the biggest display of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) ever. They made the exhibition interactive so that you can learn a lot when you visit and feel like you are part of history. It is meant to be fun and interesting for everyone, young or old, and you can use all your senses to learn about it. Journey deeper into the museum to explore the mundane yet significant aspects of everyday life in the DDR. Explore an apartment from the Communist era recreated with old-fashioned furniture and lots of propaganda decorations. Feel what it was like to live under a regime that controlled every little part of your daily life.
Test what you have learned about East German politics by joining in a fake election at the museum that is voting in a (rigged) election. See how the government tricked people into voting and kept control over everyone. You will see how democracy did not really work in a place where the government had all the power. When you finish your visit, leave through a piece of the Berlin Wall. This wall shows the split between East and West, giving you a moment to think about how life was different in East Germany compared to the freedom in the West. Breathe in the fresh air outside, and be thankful for the freedoms that not everyone had back then.
When you are in Berlin, you have got to check out the DDR Museum. The museum has been nominated as one of the best in Europe. You might think history is boring, but this Museum proves that wrong. It is super interesting and fun, even for kids and grown-ups alike. The DDR Museum offers a captivating journey through the complexities of life in East Germany. With its immersive exhibits, interactive experiences, and thought-provoking insights, it is no wonder this museum has garnered acclaim as a nominee for the European Museum of the Year. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable exploration of history and culture.
Highlights
- Get the DDR Museum- Berlin's Interactive Museum entry tickets.
- Explore East Germany's past through unique artifacts.
- Immerse yourself in Stasi surveillance experiences.
- Watch authentic East German TV shows.
- Participate in a simulated (rigged) election.
- Exit through a piece of the Berlin Wall and have a new appreciation for the fresh air of freedom.
- Smartphone Voucher Accepted. (No need to take print).
Schedule
Opening Hours: 09:00am to 09:00pm (last admission is 1 hr before the closing time)
Duration: 90 minutes Approx.
Meeting Point: DDR Museum - Berlin's Interactive Museum, 1,Karl-Liebknecht-Str., 10178, Berlin
(Please check the calendar to know about availability)
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Admission to the DDR Museum
Redemption Info
You can redeem your mobile or printed voucher at the meeting location DDR Museum - Berlin's Interactive Museum, 1,Karl-Liebknecht-Str., 10178, Berlin.
You will receive a ticket in exchange for your voucher, which you must keep until the expiry date/ tour.
Please check your ticket to know when it expires.
After exchanging your voucher for a ticket, your voucher will no longer be valid.
In loss of voucher/ticket, company is not liable for any refund.
Know Before You Go
Voucher Information : E-tickets and printed tickets accepted.
Getting There:
-U-Bahn: Any metro to Alexanderplatz
-S-Bahn: Any train to Hackescher Markt
-Bus: 100, 200, 248, M48 or TXL to Spandauer Straße
-Tram: M5, M4 or M6 to Spandauer Straße
No, pets are not allowed.
No, pets are not allowed.
Your can take pictures only for private use.
DDR museum does not have any Restaurant or Cafe, but you can buy drinks, sweets and ice cream for consumption outside the exhibition in the museum shop.
It is not allowed to eat or drink in the exhibition.
Museum privide free Wi-Fi.
Strollers are not allowed inside the museum.
Wheelchair are allowed.
Wheelchair are allowed.
There is a baby changing room inside the museum. You will receive the key at the ticket office.
It is not permitted to bring bags and luggage into the exhibitions
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Disclaimer:The Service provider / Tour Operator reserves the right to close or cancel certain shows, attractions, entertainments, restaurants, shops or ancillary facilities without notice. There will be no refund provided in that case.
Cancellation Policy
- You must cancel your booking at least 24 hours before the start time of the activity/experience to get a complete refund.
- If you cancel your booking less than 24 hours before the start time of the activity/experience, you will not be reimbursed.
- Any modifications made less than 24 hours before the start time of the activity/experience will not be allowed.
- The cut-off times are determined by the activity/experience's local start time.
- This activity/experience is weather dependent. If it is cancelled due to inclement weather, you will be given an alternate date or a full refund.
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