This is one of the very best museums I have ever visited. We were fortunate to time our arrival with the start of a guided tour in English. Whilst every exhibit has a description in English, having a guide added colour and context to the images and of course, you can ask questions. Whilst the museum is free to visit, I would happily pay an entrance fee, it is that good. Allow 2 hours plus to take in fully the enormity of the past.

Very good at explaining the timeline of the events that transpired in Germany. Feel everyone should educate themselves as much as possible in regard to these things. It is mainly outdoors and it does take some time to read all of the information. Completely wheelchair accessible

The museum is right next to a portion of the Berlin Wall. The museum is an exhibit of the history of Berlin, the war and the wall. You walk around and read the information about the history, the is an audio guide you can use through your phone.

A very informative and somber experience. The staff were extremely helpful and polite. To get the full experience get the audio guide for an depth description, it takes approximately an hour but you gain a better understanding of the history.

Very interesting exhibition, you can easily spend 2 to 3 hours here. Warm and dry on a cold and wet winters day. Close by lots other places to visit to spend the whole day walking around and exploring. Free entry

Really well laid-out museum with a lot of information. I particularly liked the free audio guide which gave excellent detailed explanations and was very easy to follow. The content is moving and at-times difficult. The sensitive material is treated with great respect & makes for a very sobering, but informative visit.

Intellectually you know the horror of the nazi regime but this fills in gaps. The audio tour was excellent and went from the very early days to well after. It’s quite hard to stomach even if you have seen such horrific pictures before you stare into the eyes of pure evil as many of the perpetrators look straight into the camera often smiling about their acts. On a practical side there is small cafe, toilets and lockers and a few but perhaps not enough places to sit down. Oh and it’s free!

Incredibly-well done exhibit on the atrocities committed by Nazi Germany, including what occurred at the very spot of the museum not too long ago. The audio guide tour was quite informative; there is much more beyond the tour to read about in the exhibits. The outdoor timeline is worth following as well. A somber but necessary part of any visit to Berlin.

This is great, it is free and you can have commentary if you like…take your ear phones! Simply scan the qr code on entry. The great thing is that it is laid out to timelines giving you a great picture of the time of events. It is quite graphic and really is quite eerie as you would expect. Outside you can see the wall and the government buildings with some cartoon like story boards telling you of escapes. You can also walk along a portion of the wall. It is also very near to check point Charlie. Would definitely recommend! They have done a great job on this historic site.

An absolute must do, if you are in Berlin, especially if you love history. I know a little about about the events surrounding the Second World War and the rise of the National Socialist Party, but there was so much here I had no idea about and it gave great context to the reasons why things happened as they did and the full scale of what transpired. There is lots of reading required but also has lots of photos to go with it, all in all giving an excellent insight into a time not too long ago. I expected to be here about 30-40 mins, but we were here a good 90-120 mins, so a great way to spend some time whilst also learning some important history.