Berlin Story Bunker
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The Berlin Story Bunker is a unique museum inside a concrete bunker used as a refuge during air raids during World War II. Today it features 2 exhibitions. Hitler: How Could It Happen, tells the story of the rise and fall of Hitler, including a model of the bunker where he spent the final days of the war, and where he ended his life. The Berlin Story Museum seeks to tell the 800-year long story of the city of Berlin.
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The Berlin Story Bunker: History Vividly Presented
Two different tickets must be purchased for the two areas of the Berlin Story Bunker, but combination tickets are also available.Connecting tunnel in the bunker | Wiki Commons: Enno Lenze CC-BY 2.0
Exhibitions in the Berlin Story Bunker
Publisher Wieland Giebel, journalist and entrepreneur Enno Lenze, and film architect Monika Bauert are the curators responsible for conveying the historical content of Berlin Story.
Exhibition Hitler - How could it happen?
This documentation, which is separated from the rest of the museum and extends over three floors, vividly shows the path of Hitler, Berlin and Germany into National Socialism and the Shoah.Here, texts, photos and images illuminate the Nazi seizure of power, the anti-Semitic terror and the end of the war through Hitler's suicide. In the Documentation Führerbunker there is a model of Hitler's last hiding place, but also a reconstruction of the room where Hitler followed the course of the liberation of Berlin by the Red Army.
The various stations in Hitler's life are also presented separately, along with statistics and sometimes meticulous daily routines (Hitler - the Itinerary).
Berlin Story Museum: Berlin City History Presented in an Appealing Way
With countless objects and photographs in nearly 40 exhibition rooms, the museum in the former air-raid shelter Anhalter Bahnhof is a great synopsis of different eras of today's metropolis.The Berlin Story Museum was opened in 2014 at the current location with the objective "800 years of Berlin history in one hour in ten languages". It is possible to get an overview of the history of the city of Berlin here in a short time - but it is also possible to spend quite some time in the exhibition. The focus here is on historical turning points that have shaped Berlin. An audio guide, available in ten languages, is included in the price of the ticket for this area.
Highlights of the exhibition at the Berlin Story Museum include a miniature model of old Berlin, a focus on the history of the Brandenburg Gate, and film stills from well-known movies set in Berlin.
Berlin Story Bunker | Flickr: Fred Romero CC-BY 2.0
The Anhalter High-Rise Bunker in Berlin-Kreuzberg
Historic Backgrounds
The Berlin Story Bunker building used to be part of the Anhalter Bahnhof site and was built as a civilian air raid shelter starting in 1941. In the last days before the defeat of Nazi Germany, conditions in the completely overcrowded bunker were catastrophic with hardly any light and scarce supplies. Within the framework of guided tours, preserved rooms of the air-raid shelter can be visited in the Berlin Story Bunker.Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I plan for a visit to the Berlin Story Bunker?
The Berlin Story Museum can - indeed - be visited completely in one hour. For the entirety of the exhibitions in the Berlin Story Bunker, however, 2 to 5 hours of visiting time should be expected, as there is a lot to see. Read more.
Is the museum also suitable for children?
Overall, the exhibitions are not specially prepared for children. There are few interactive installations, but thanks to the audio guide, older children should definitely get something out of the Berlin Story Museum. Read more.
Is it allowed to take pictures in the Berlin Story Bunker?
In the exhibitions you are not allowed to take pictures without special permission. Read more.
General Information
Opening Hours:
⚠️ Closed until further notice:
Regarding the current situation related to COVID-19 (Coronavirus), this attraction is closed at the moment in order to help prevent further spreading of the virus.
Address:
Schöneberger Str. 23A
10963 Berlin
Germany
Tickets:
Tickets for the Berlin Story Museum cost €6 or €4.50 for reduced-price tickets. Tickets for the Berlin Story Museum include an audio guide. A combined ticket comes at €13.50
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