2024
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New museum opening in 2023, offering interactive 4D tours of German history over the past 2,000 years.
In a historic location, where the city was once divided by the Berlin Wall, you can go back two millennia and discover German history up close, from the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in the Middle Ages to the division and reunification of Germany. The combination of education and leisure park, innovation - with 4D exhibits - and history make the brand-new Deutschlandmuseum, opening in 2023, a unique museum.
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Opening time and information on MUSÉE DE L'ALLEMAGNE
Open daily from 10 am to 8 pm. Adult tickets: €11 to €21, concessions: €8 to €14.50. Free for children under 6.
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The Deutschlandmuseum is housed in a historic Berlin location on Leipziger Platz, next to Potsdamer Platz. Designed by a diverse team of experts, including historians, designers and graphic artists, this museum fuses historical tradition with an innovative approach, evoking an ultramodern theme park. The 4D experience takes you on a journey through time, immersing you in twelve eras of fascinating German history. Numerous interactive stations make learning fun: dress the emperor in new clothes, use artificial intelligence to discover the origins of the German flag... Book your tickets directly on their website for an adventure that's both entertaining and instructive!
Members' reviews on MUSÉE DE L'ALLEMAGNE
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Une remarque personnelle pour l'attribution des 4 étoiles sur 5 :
Il est inadmissible qu'un musée aussi formidable, qui reflète l'histoire allemande, soit utilisé comme une aire de jeux intérieure. Personnellement, je ne peux pas comprendre que le "Alte Fritz" soit utilisé comme tour d'escalade et que ni le personnel de l'établissement ni les parents ne réagissent pour arrêter leurs enfants. Je trouve également impossible de jouer au haschisch dans les couloirs du musée et je me suis énervée de ne pas pouvoir profiter du musée en toute tranquillité. Ici, l'établissement devrait bien réfléchir à l'objectif du musée.