Mauermuseum - Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie
| Friedrichstraße 43-45, Berlin |
5 oranları
4.00/10.00 |
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+49 30 2537250 |
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TYL5354 (13.11.2017 21:55)
Weirdest museum I have visited in my life.......many things are irrelevant and redundant. The creepiest thing are the series of dark classrooms at a corner showing movies and no one was there. If you have time at night (one good thing is that it opens until 10pm) and you think you wanna waste some money, you may feel the atmosphere of Haunted House at night here that maybe you find it relatable to Berlin Wall!
Weirdest museum I have visited in my life.......many things are irrelevant and redundant. The creepiest thing are the series of dark classrooms at a corner showing movies and no one was there. If you have time at night (one good thing is that it opens until 10pm) and you think you wanna waste some money, you may feel the atmosphere of Haunted House at night here that maybe you find it relatable to Berlin Wall!
Ziv Lavee (03.11.2017 11:11)
General:
A very rich exhibition about the boarder between east and west, the wall and the escape attempts.
Good:
✓ This is a huge collection of both documentaries and art
Bad:
× Very messy! There is no order to the exhibitions. You see a number for the audio guide and you have no idea which it refers to. Subjects are sometimes scattered across many rooms
× overpriced compare to other and much better museums
General:
A very rich exhibition about the boarder between east and west, the wall and the escape attempts.
Good:
✓ This is a huge collection of both documentaries and art
Bad:
× Very messy! There is no order to the exhibitions. You see a number for the audio guide and you have no idea which it refers to. Subjects are sometimes scattered across many rooms
× overpriced compare to other and much better museums
Mark Rich (31.10.2017 04:00)
I wanted to like it. There are some fascinating artefacts and stories - but they are overwhelmed by huge blocks of text all over the walls (in 4 languages - a nice try in supporting tourists but not as good when it turns you off!), a confusing layout, no clear flow or direction in the Museum, and overall it just felt haphazard and in need of an update.
I wanted to like it. There are some fascinating artefacts and stories - but they are overwhelmed by huge blocks of text all over the walls (in 4 languages - a nice try in supporting tourists but not as good when it turns you off!), a confusing layout, no clear flow or direction in the Museum, and overall it just felt haphazard and in need of an update.
Charles Waltz (01.09.2017 20:25)
For me it's overpriced, I had like a 2€ discount for be a student, but still, it's overpriced, I wanted the audio guide but it was 5€ extra, then the guy saw my camera and told me that I had to pay 5€ to take photos, so I chose the photos instead of the audio guide. Once I was in the museum I saw the first part and upstairs some random guy walked directly to me and showed me a paper which said he was asking for money so his "association" could build an institution for deaf people (also he was acting like a deaf), and naively I have him 5€, I never do that, but was the way he approached to me that I did it automatically. The he sinically pointed in his piece of paper that the minimum was 20€! Then I said I didn't had that and asked for my 5€ and he ran. All of this inside the already expensive museum!
Now, talking specifically about the museum, it has a lot of info, I think they could reduce it to the very important. Then you get lost there, there are signs where you suppose to go, but they aren't clear. The bathrooms are dirty. And again, there's a lot of info, more that the objects that you can find. They let in lots of people so for moments it is very crowd. For me it didn't worth it, not even if it is cheap or free; there are lots of great museums in Berlin, much more interesting, cool, and with reasonable prices, where you can actually find the history that contains Checkpoint Charlie "Museum". If you go there, I just recommend to take a pic to the Checkpoint Charlie and to enter to the museum's shop, they have cool stuff.
For me it's overpriced, I had like a 2€ discount for be a student, but still, it's overpriced, I wanted the audio guide but it was 5€ extra, then the guy saw my camera and told me that I had to pay 5€ to take photos, so I chose the photos instead of the audio guide. Once I was in the museum I saw the first part and upstairs some random guy walked directly to me and showed me a paper which said he was asking for money so his "association" could build an institution for deaf people (also he was acting like a deaf), and naively I have him 5€, I never do that, but was the way he approached to me that I did it automatically. The he sinically pointed in his piece of paper that the minimum was 20€! Then I said I didn't had that and asked for my 5€ and he ran. All of this inside the already expensive museum!
Now, talking specifically about the museum, it has a lot of info, I think they could reduce it to the very important. Then you get lost there, there are signs where you suppose to go, but they aren't clear. The bathrooms are dirty. And again, there's a lot of info, more that the objects that you can find. They let in lots of people so for moments it is very crowd. For me it didn't worth it, not even if it is cheap or free; there are lots of great museums in Berlin, much more interesting, cool, and with reasonable prices, where you can actually find the history that contains Checkpoint Charlie "Museum". If you go there, I just recommend to take a pic to the Checkpoint Charlie and to enter to the museum's shop, they have cool stuff.
Banjo Bobbb (15.08.2017 15:16)
Probably one of the worst museums I've ever visited. Admission €14.50 for an adult. What are they doing with that money? It looks like it hasn't changed or been updated since the 80's. Information clinging to the walls with sellotape, bitty disjointed information in no particular order, tiny text, changing fonts, HORRENDOUS toilets. It looks like a school project. Honestly with all the free information mounted around Berlin and other free exhibitions I would not bother with this place at all. Also got hassled by a scam man for a donation, when I informed the staff they didn't seem to care.
Probably one of the worst museums I've ever visited. Admission €14.50 for an adult. What are they doing with that money? It looks like it hasn't changed or been updated since the 80's. Information clinging to the walls with sellotape, bitty disjointed information in no particular order, tiny text, changing fonts, HORRENDOUS toilets. It looks like a school project. Honestly with all the free information mounted around Berlin and other free exhibitions I would not bother with this place at all. Also got hassled by a scam man for a donation, when I informed the staff they didn't seem to care.
