DDR Museum
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-21:00
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DDR Museum Ticket in Berlin
4.1 / 5
15 reviews
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Vera Britain Ufer, Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1, 10178 Berlin, Germany
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Admission to: DDR Museum
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Eligibility
- Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
- Children aged 0–5 enter free of charge. Please contact the staff at the entrance
- Children aged 0-5 must be accompanied by a paying adult
- Children over the age of 6 years, schoolchildren, students, those serving national service, and the severely disabled can purchase the reduced ticket. Proof is required. If you are not part of the specified group, please purchase an adult ticket
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- Pets are not allowed inside the venue, with the exception of service animals with valid identification
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Usage validity
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
How to redeem
- Present your mobile voucher
Address
- DDR Museum
- Vera Britain Ufer, Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1, 10178 Berlin, Germany
- Please refer to the map for assistance
How to get there
- By bus: Take bus 100 or 200 and stop at Spandauer Straße, Marienkirche, Alexanderplatz or Grunerstraße
- By S-Bahn: Take lines S3, S5, S7, or S9 and stop at Hackescher Markt or Alex-Anderplatz and walk to the museum
- By U-Bahn: Take lines U2, U8, or U5 and stop at Station Alexanderplatz Museumsinsel or Rotes Rathaus
- By tram: Take lines M4, M5, or M6 at the stop at Spandauer Straße or Marienkirche
Reviews
4.1 / 5
Great
15 reviews
li *******
2026/08/29
Fantastic 5.0
The DDR Museum is an interesting exhibition that uses interactive displays to showcase East German history. Located by the river, after about 1-2 hours of visiting, you can take a boat tour along the river to admire various constructions for an hour, with an English-speaking guide available.
Klook User
2024/10/09
Fantastic 5.0
Very educational and interactive! Learned a lot about DDR's history. The exhibits were fun and full of surprises especially the part you take a lift.
Klook User
2024/09/29
Great 4.0
it’s a small but interesting museum, to learn about the life of the East German people. however the code in the voucher didn’t work on scanning.
kim *****
2024/07/25
Great 4.0
I enjoyed the Old German Museum! There are a lot of things you can do yourself, and it was helpful in studying German history.
Klook User
2025/09/29
Great 4.0
we went on a Saturday so was quite busy. But was an interesting interactive museum of former Eastern Germany days. spent about 1.5 hrs there. it’s right by the spree so location is good too.
Klook User
2024/09/20
Fair 2.0
I would advise not buying tickets for the DDR museum from klook. The people on the check in desk had never heard of klook and didn't know how to convert the voucher
HUI ********
2024/05/28
Fantastic 5.0
This relatively artificial museum displays a large number of daily necessities of East German residents, but there are so many visitors that the whole feeling is not good.
Chin **************
2024/03/10
Fantastic 5.0
Easy to redeem and worth the price. Nice exhibit and interesting experience as well. Should go for a visit
Guide
- Engage in hands-on exploration of daily life in East Germany, from housing to education and work
- Experience driving an iconic East German vehicle, the Trabant, inside the museum
- Learn about the methods and activities of the Stasi, the East German secret police, in an insightful exhibit
- Explore a recreated apartment to see how people lived, cooked, and decorated during the GDR era
- Discover the music, fashion, and entertainment that shaped East German culture
The DDR Museum in Berlin offers an immersive journey into life in East Germany during the Cold War era. Unlike traditional museums, it encourages hands-on exploration with interactive exhibits covering various aspects of daily life, including housing, education, work, and leisure. One of the highlights is the iconic Trabant car, which allows visitors to experience driving an East German vehicle. The museum also delves into the activities of the Stasi, the East German secret police, showcasing their methods of surveillance and control. A reconstructed East German apartment offers a glimpse into housing and lifestyle, while cultural exhibits highlight music, fashion, and entertainment from the era. Overall, the DDR Museum provides a fascinating and educational experience, offering insights into the challenges and complexities of life under communism in East Germany
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DDR Museum: Vera Britain Ufer, Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1, 10178 Berlin, Germany
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- Engage in hands-on exploration of daily life in East Germany, from housing to education and work
- Experience driving an iconic East German vehicle, the Trabant, inside the museum
- Learn about the methods and activities of the Stasi, the East German secret police, in an insightful exhibit
- Explore a recreated apartment to see how people lived, cooked, and decorated during the GDR era
- Discover the music, fashion, and entertainment that shaped East German culture
The DDR Museum in Berlin offers an immersive journey into life in East Germany during the Cold War era. Unlike traditional museums, it encourages hands-on exploration with interactive exhibits covering various aspects of daily life, including housing, education, work, and leisure. One of the highlights is the iconic Trabant car, which allows visitors to experience driving an East German vehicle. The museum also delves into the activities of the Stasi, the East German secret police, showcasing their methods of surveillance and control. A reconstructed East German apartment offers a glimpse into housing and lifestyle, while cultural exhibits highlight music, fashion, and entertainment from the era. Overall, the DDR Museum provides a fascinating and educational experience, offering insights into the challenges and complexities of life under communism in East Germany