Ramones Museum Berlin

The Ramones Museum Berlin features more than 300 exhibits from the 22-year history of the New York punk band The Ramones.

The Ramones Museum Berlin offers fans of the band and music lovers a vivid glimpse into music history. The museum is located at Bar 19:77 in Neukölln. All of the memorabilia on display are originals from the band’s active years, between 1975 and 1996. The exhibits come from the band members' private collections and include official merchandise as well as rare, noteworthy artifacts that document the band’s history.

Rare and personal items at the Ramones Museum Berlin

In addition to rare T-shirts, unpublished photos, setlists, vinyl records, concert posters and tickets, it is above all the band members' personal belongings and writings that make this permanent exhibition worth seeing. Among other things, the Ramones Museum Berlin features Johnny Ramone's (John Cummings, 1948–2004) original stage jeans, Marky Ramone's sneakers and a stage glove worn by Joey Ramone (1951–2001).

The career of a punk band from start to finish

In addition, the Ramones Museum Berlin chronologically documents the entire career of this New York punk institution - from their early concerts at the legendary CBGB’s to their first chart hits and various lineup changes, right up to their final concert on August 6, 1996, in Los Angeles - through previously unpublished and largely autographed photos, exclusive promotional items and a press archive comprising more than a thousand articles.

Address, Opening Hours and Contact Information

• Address:
  Weserstraße 159
  12045 Berlin
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• Internet: www.ramonesmuseum.com
• Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday from 12 noon
• Admission Fee:
  Free