Berlin East Side Gallery Museum Ticket

The Berlin Wall Museum (East Side Gallery) is located next to the East Side Gallery, adjacent to the longest remaining section of the Berlin Wall, allowing you to personally experience the historical background and remnants of this important Cold War landmark.

Through videos, photographs, and news clips, gain an in‑depth understanding of the complete story of the Berlin Wall, and deeply appreciate the division and reunification of this city.

Listen to first‑hand accounts from guards and decision‑makers to gain a deeper insight into the impact of the wall on people's lives and the difficult choices faced by both sides.

Walking through the streets of Berlin today, it is hard to imagine that before 1990, this city was divided by the Berlin Wall into two worlds that were opposed both physically and ideologically.

The Berlin Wall Museum (Wall Museum) comprehensively presents the history of this division, telling the story from the perspectives of both sides through videos, photographs, and news clips.

The museum vividly illustrates the impact of the wall on the lives of Berliners.

You will also see interviews with senior politicians involved in foreign policy at the time, providing deeper insight into the political decisions that shaped history.

In addition, the museum includes first‑hand accounts from guards who were forced to shoot at citizens attempting to escape.

These moving narratives allow you to deeply understand the historical legacy of the wall and its profound impact on Berlin.

Across 13 exhibition rooms, immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Germany, the German Democratic Republic (East Germany), and the Cold War.