German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst

5 MikeHunter - - 5 months ago

Lots of history to read, great exhibition of many historical items, including soviet ww2 era tanks and artillery..
Entrance is free, so what is there not to like about this museum. Highly recommended for all history lovers.

5 Christian McCulloch - 11 months ago

Nice free museum showcasing the room where the Germans signed the unconditional surrender in front of the Soviets, British, Americans and French after the general consent to an armistice in Reims. Although it is a little outside the centre of Berlin, it is only about 20 minutes on the S3 then a 15 minute walk up to the museum so definitely worth visiting considering it's free! Was good to see things showing a Soviet perspective rather than the Allies which you tend to see in most museums.

5 Olga Kovalyova - 5 months ago

Historical place where was written the capitulation documents in 8th of may 1945. There are a lot of facts, pictures, installations it speaks about the second world war. Recommended for visiting.

5 Test Flight - 4 months ago

Fantastic museum and historical place. Would highly recommend to anybody to visit this!

5 Egor Ivanov - 3 months ago

The museum is dedicated to the history of WW2, but among well-known facts you definitely can also find something new for you. Each exhibit has a description in Russian, German and English, the entrance is free

5 Paul Reed - 3 years ago

Great #WW2 museum with free entrance. Tells a Soviet view of the war but a must-see location. Tanks and artillery outside too. Don’t miss the little bookshop. Toilets here too and easy parking.

5 Fuad Zulfa - 8 months ago

Nice place. Easy to reach. Although small but it has Soviet tanks and artilleries of WW 2. It has also books to buy.