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Interactive Exhibitions

A visit to an exhibition or museum can be a very dry affair. Paintings behind safety glass, rigid statues and oppressive silence. But that doesn't have to be the case: a number of interactive exhibitions in Berlin offer exciting ways to experience art and history for all those who want to combine culture and entertainment. From multimedia exhibitions with film sequences and light installations to a historically accurate former GDR living room, there is plenty to discover at the following interactive exhibitions.

Temporary Exhibitions

Vincent: Between Madness and Wonder

Van Gogh's colorful splendor shines in Berlin: From the end of September 2025, the experience exhibition “Vincent: Between Delusion and Wonder” in Berlin invites you on a journey into the equally colorful and ambivalent world of the legendary artist. more

Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City

The Kantgaragen-Palast in Berlin invites you to take part in a freely accessible VR expedition to Machu Picchu – a journey back to the golden age of the Inca Empire. more

Stadtbad Reloaded: Beyond

Discover over 150 animated artworks brought to life on screens in a nearly 100-year-old swimming pool in Berlin in the second edition of “Stadtbad Reloaded.” more

The Last Supper

Get an unprecedented 360° perspective on Leonardo Da Vinci and his famous masterpiece “The Last Supper” in Berlin. more

Titanic: The Exhibition

Real finds, true stories: From October 31, the Metropolis Halle in Potsdam will host “Titanic - The Exhibition,” featuring countless original exhibits recovered from the wreck of the Titanic, replicas of various rooms, and much more in a unique exhibition. more

Origins: Life's Epic Journey

The Berlin premiere of the immersive exhibition “Origins” takes place in the unique industrial setting of the Reinbeckhallen and impressively combines digital art, technology, and science. more

Emixar II: Transformative Senses

The immersive exhibition at Kühlhaus Berlin combines real art with the latest extended reality (XR) technologies and stimulates all 5 senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell). more

Bubble Planet: The interactive museum for all the senses

The magical cosmos of Bubble Planet in Berlin is a fascinating experience for all the senses—and offers a great opportunity to let everyday worries burst like soap bubbles. more

Polar Experience Berlin

The immersive exhibition “Polar Experience” at Arena Berlin takes visitors on a fascinating journey to the Arctic and Antarctic. more

Permanent Exhibitions

Pergamon Panorama

Permanent exhibition

In Yadegar Asisis' new Pergamon panorama, original parts of the Pergamon altar and a video installation can be seen. more

Dark Matter

Permanent exhibition

The multimedia light project «Dark Matter» presents expansive light installations in the premises of a former factory site in Lichtenberg. more

AuraLabs: AI meets art

AI meets art in an immersive experience space: In the new immersive exhibition at the RAW site, you can expect 14 interactive works that change in real time, controlled by the movement, sound, and behavior of visitors. more

GDR Museum

Discover life in former East Germany with all its facets up close - from the Socialist youth and the secret police Stasi to the iconic Trabant cars and prefabricated buildings. more

German Spy Museum

KGB, Stasi and CIA: The German Spy Museum on Leipziger Platz in Berlin-Mitte takes visitors into the world of the secret services from East and West. more

Illuseum Berlin

At the Illuseum Berlin (formerly the Museum of Illusions), the human brain is put to the test with optical illusions, games and kaleidoscopes. more

Magicum - Berlin Magic Museum

In the basement of a historical building in Berlin's Scheunenviertel district, the Magicum takes visitors on a journey into the world of magic on over 600 square meters of exhibition space. more

Madame Tussauds

Madame Tussauds Berlin opened its doors to the public in the city’s prestigious Unter den Linden Boulevard. more

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