Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt

4 Sathya Nambirajan - 3 months ago

This museum provides good info about Otto Weidt and the Jews he saved. There are quite a few kinds of installations too - video based and actual things from that factory. The connect with the story is a bit missing though - a story so moving can be shared in a moving way

5 Lucian Alexe - 4 years ago

A small but very interesting museum in Berlin. Hidden in one of the best passageways in the area, the museum offers a quick view of one episode of bravery in the Nazi time. Free to visit.

5 Daniele C. - 4 years ago

The musuem is very little, and entrance is free, but was very emotiinal beeing there, I think people should go even as a form of respect

5 Do Co - 6 months ago

Came across this place by accident when looking at the Anne Frank mural. Although it is small there is no shortage of things to look at and the staff are very friendly. Allow between 45 minutes and an hour to see it properly. Would absolutely recommend it to anyone!

5 Eliza Islam - 7 months ago

Small but interesting museum! I’m so happy I went here and from time to time, I think about the great work that Otto did! I get emotional when thinking about this place! Worth visiting and it’s free!

5 Becky Runacres - a week ago

Great experience. Really moving u0026 informative.

5 Hannah Rose - 4 years ago

Free entry and free audio guides in a bunch of languages, braille on all displays. Really touching museum, a beautiful and closer look into the lives of individual Jews affected by wwii as well as the bravery of survivors, victims and allies