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DDR Museum
The DDR Museum is an interactive museum in central Berlin that recreates everyday life in the German Democratic Republic. Visitors can explore a fully furnished Plattenbau flat, try a Trabant driving simulator, sit in a period cinema, and visit a prison cell, a surveillance room and an interrogation room. The exhibition includes more than 250,000 objects, with highlights such as an official Volvo 264 TE, a printing press from the Umweltbibliothek, and the mural 'Lob des Kommunismus' by Ronald Paris. The museum is organised into three main themed areas — 'Everyday Life', 'State and Ideology' and 'Life in the Tower Block' — spread across 35 modules. It is a hands-on museum where the experience is built through visitor involvement, with interactive installations such as a listening device that simulates surveillance and the chance to change channels on an old television set.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at DDR Museum: 5 missions
- Try the simulated lift (motion attraction)A simulated lift with motion.
- Interrogation roomA recreation of an interrogation room used by the East German authorities.
- East German prison cellA recreation of a prison cell showing the conditions of the penal system in East Germany.
- Stasi surveillance roomA surveillance room illustrating the Stasi's methods of spying and control.
- Visit the DDR MuseumVisit the DDR Museum in Berlin and get to know the place in person.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit DDR Museum?
From €9.50 per person. Check the day's price on the official website before you go.
What are the opening hours of DDR Museum?
Montag–Sonntag 9–21 Uhr, täglich geöffnet 365 Tage im Jahr.
How much time do you need for DDR Museum?
Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at DDR Museum?
Try the simulated lift (motion attraction), Interrogation room, East German prison cell and Stasi surveillance room.
What is there to see near DDR Museum?
Berlin Cathedral (81 m), East Berlin (176 m) and Lustgarten (193 m).
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