Yes, it is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm.
Yes, it is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm.
The it is open every public holiday. On 24 December and 31 December the exhibition closes at 4 pm.
The exhibition is open Monday to Sunday from 9 am to 9 pm.
The exhibition closes at 9 pm. We therefore recommend coming at 8 pm at the latest. However, you are free to come until 9 pm at any time you wish (groups of 10 or more only after registration at besucherbetreuung@ddr-museum.de).
The entrance is located in the historic viaduct arches between Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt stations. Here you can see the exact location.
No, as a private exhibition, DDR Museum: Motorbike is not financed by taxes, but solely by admission fees. Therefore, it is not possible to grant a general free admission.
No, Museum Sunday is an event of the state museums. DDR Museum: Motorbike is private and is not financed by taxes, but by the entrance fees. Therefore, it is not possible to grant a general free admission.
Regular admission costs € 8, reduced € 6.
Reduced tickets are available for children over 6 years of age, schoolchildren, students, trainees, recipients of unemployment benefit II, people doing voluntary service and holders of severely disabled ID cards. The relevant valid proof must always be brought along.
No, there is no discount for pensioners.
Yes, with the Berlinpass you pay the reduced entrance fee of € 6.00. The reduction is only granted upon presentation of the valid Berlinpass.
Yes, with the Berlin WelcomeCard, regular admission costs €6.50 and reduced admission costs €5.50. The reduction is only granted on presentation of the valid Berlin WelcomeCard at the ticket office of the exhibition.
No, as a privately funded exhibition, DDR Museum: Motorbike does not participate in the Museum Pass.
If your ID shows a »B« for the need for a companion, you pay the reduced admission price of € 6.00 and your companion receives free admission.
Children under 6 years of age, persons accompanying a severely disabled person with a »B« on their severely disabled pass, visitBerlin employees, ICOM Card holders, members of the Museumsbund and Intoura e. V., the Association of Package Tour Operators, the Association of Berlin City Guides and journalists after completing the accreditation form. Valid proof must be presented in each case.
No, you can only use the Berlin Welcome Card when buying tickets at the ticket office on site.
No, your online ticket is only valid for the day you have specified in advance. This day cannot be changed afterwards.
Cancellation of booked, time-bound tickets is not possible. If the ticket is not used, it will be forfeited.
The group rate is available for groups of 10 or more. Please register the group in advance at besucherbetreuung@ddr-museum.de.
Yes, please contact the visitor service at besucherbetreuung@ddr-museum.de.
As a group with a booked appointment, you may stay in the exhibition for as long as you wish.
No, it is not permitted to bring animals to the exhibition. Exceptions are registered guide dogs for the blind or assistance dogs. Proof must be presented at the ticket office when purchasing tickets.
Yes, but only for private purposes. Any other use of photos must be approved in advance by the press office at presse@ddr-museum.de.
According to the visitor survey, our guests need about 1.5 hours for the exhibition. But there are also people who spend four hours in the exhibition. So how long you need depends entirely on you.
The exhibition is spread over two floors, which are connected by a spiral staircase. It is therefore only possible for people with severe mobility impairments to view the upper section.
No, there is no audio guide.
The exhibition texts are in German and English.
S+U-Bahnhof Alexanderplatz station
S-Bahnhof Hackescher Markt station
Bus lines 100 and 200: stop S+U Alexanderplatz Bhf/Memhardstr.
Tram: M4, M5, M6: stop S+U Alexanderplatz Bhf/Gontardstr.
Yes, there are numerous paid parking areas and houses available in the surrounding area.
No, it is not allowed to eat or drink in the exhibition.
No, you may carry your jackets and bags with you at all times. It is not permitted to bring suitcases or travel bags into the exhibition.
Unfortunately, there is no guest toilet. The nearest public toilets are in the shopping centre opposite.
Before making a donation, please contact the collections department at sammlung@ddr-museum.de. Donations of objects are only possible after prior consultation with the collections department. Unarranged donations will not be accepted.
No, the DDR Museum does not buy or sell objects. As we do not trade in the objects, we do not give any estimates of value, cost or selling price.