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Berlin Museum for Communication
CultureVisit: ~90 min
Museum on Leipziger Straße, in Mitte, dedicated to the history of the postal service and telecommunications. It originated in the Reich Postal Museum, founded in 1872, and occupies a historic building from the late 19th century. It displays letters, stamps, telegraph and telephone equipment, and objects that explain how people have communicated over time.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Berlin Museum for Communication: 2 missions
- Photograph the museum facadeStand on Leipziger Straße and photograph the building's historic facade before going in.
- Explore the history of the post and the telegraphFollow the rooms devoted to the postal service and early telecommunications and stop at an old device.
Near Berlin Museum for Communication
Checkpoint Charlie346 m awayTopography of Terror459 m awayGerman Cathedral468 m awayKonzerthaus Berlin521 m awayMartin-Gropius-Bau540 m awayGendarmenmarkt548 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Berlin Museum for Communication?
Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Berlin Museum for Communication?
Photograph the museum facade and Explore the history of the post and the telegraph.
What is there to see near Berlin Museum for Communication?
Checkpoint Charlie (346 m), Topography of Terror (459 m) and German Cathedral (468 m).
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