The Wall Museum and the East Side Gallery

The museum is located on the second floor of the building. It's an important place that helps cultivate the memory of the Berlin's past and educate visitors. However, if you plan to come on a hot summer day... better don't. There's very poor ventilation system and the AC doesn't really work well. Also the exhibition should've been engineered a bit more practically.
Tomasz Nguyen xuan - 3 weeks ago

Though very informative and emotional, one thing really irritated me. I had to read tiny print with screens flashing in my field of vision. It makes concentration very hard, because human eyes are hardwired to move to moving thing. Reading is a constant tug of war that my eye balls have to fight. Now the history is very gripping, so I read on. But the irritation was exhausting. That is a big design flaw.
Handan Bao - 4 weeks ago

The museum needs a huge revamp. A lot of the screens and audio didn't work. It's a lot of reading (REALLY!!) with very little else. I went 5 years ago also and no improvements have been made since. It's extremely low budget and feels almost as though it's a home-made exhibition. Super strange.
Taylah Baker - a month ago

Bit hard to find and strange that it’s above a pirate themed restaurant but it’s was amazingly informative, staff where lovely and if you book advance online it is €9.99 instead of €12.99
Annabel Owen - 6 months ago

I'm only giving this museum 3 stars, because there are so many world class museums in Berlin. 1st, it may be small, but it's right next to Checkpoint Charlie, so you might as well go, 2nd, small though it may be, it is well structured and very informative. They also have a nice gift shop situated at the way out, where you can buy actual pieces of the wall. Solid 3 stars, but I'm grading on a curve.
Kevin Whitesides (Kevin) - a year ago