German Spy Museum Berlin
The German Spy Museum Berlin at Leipziger Platz gives an insight into the gloom of espionage right where the Wall once divided the city.
The German Spy Museum Berlin gives an insight into the gloom of espionage right where the Wall once divided the city.
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Visitors are welcome to use the most recent multimedia-based technology to detect all the bizarre and sneaky methods of agents and secret services. The German Spy Museum offers a time travel from spying in ancient Bible history to the present and future right in the middle of the capital of spies.
German Spy Museum Berlin close to Potsdamer Platz
On more than 200 high-resolution screens at seven stations about contemporary witnesses and five stations portraying spies as well as in four historic time frames, the visitor is involved in this ancient and continuously changing universe. Stories from near and far back in the past of espionage are being told in the Museum in more than 1.000 exhibits.
Opening hours and contact
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German Spy Museum Berlin
Leipziger Platz 9
10117 Berlin
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| Phone: | 030 39 8200 451 |
| Internet: | www.deutsches-spionagemuseum.de |
| E-Mail: | info@deutsches-spionagemuseum.de |
| Opening Hours: | daily from 10am to 8pm (closed on the 24th of december) |
| Admission Fee: | 12 Euro, red. 8 Euro (Children up to the age of 6 years free) |
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Last edited: 19. October 2017
(Bilder: dpa; Accorhotels 2012; VisitBerlin; BerlinOnline/argus/flashpics/fotolia.com; RN/BerlinOnline; Antje Kraschinski)