We stumbled across this, daft really becos its a really modern building just near the Potsdamer Platz U Bahn station. The exhibits in this place are reallly good and interactive and upstairs there is a balance beam simulator that is projected on the floor and it immitates you walking across skyscrapers and defo gets the heart racing as its realistic... more

Plenty to do here. The aircraft, boats, and some temporary exhibitions are in a huge part separate from the main railway engine house. Even in the other part there some hands-on things for the children to do, particularly in the photographic section (camera obscura drawing; 3D viewing; old-fashioned ways of making moving pictures, etc). The cafe and shop are reasonably... more

My friend and I visited this museum while we were in Berlin for a conference. The entrance fee was a surprisingly low €4.50 for access to what turned out to be an amazing collection of technological history. The collection of telecommunication equipment, through telegraphs, radios (even a complete high-power tube transmitter), and televisions (including an entire 50's TV studio!) was... more

I am a bit mystified by some of the earlier reviews and found this as one of my top five experiences during my ten days in Berlin. I went to the museum alone and purchased the audio guide which I almost always do if it's available. I found the layout easy to follow. The museum is very comprehensive, covering the... more

The only place in Berlin that required a Photo ID (passport, driving license) as a deposit for an audio guide - as I didn't have one I can't comment on the standard of the guide. However the display suffered in comparisson to other museums I have visited - the railway museum in York (UK) and aircraft in the RAF Museum... more

Trains, planes and automobiles! There is a lot to see here for everyone. While it may not require an all-day visit, it could take a while to thoroughly see everything -- like a Smithsonian American History museum trip. Many cool, historical and innovative exhibits but there were a few gaps..U-boats, WW2 fighters and the German automobile industry innovations. more

We had heard so many rave reviews of this place, we (mom, kids 8 and 11) were anxious to go. However, within about 15 minutes, we realized that nearly all the exhibit descriptions were in German. To make up for this, I shelled out more $$ for the English audio guides, only to learn AFTER I had paid that they... more

　かなり広大なミュージアムで、一日かけてまわりたいところです。 　電車や船といった交通関係から、映画・テレビ、手工芸も... more