Mythos Germania – Vision und Verbrechen

5 stephen murray - 4 months ago

You're not allowed to take photos sou can't share any pictures but this place was brilliant....if you're interested in this sort of thing. Enormous model and detailed coverage of what Hitler and Albert Speer thought Berlin should look like when it was the capital of the world. By coincidence there was an Albert Speer exhibit at Topography of Terror dealing with his relationship with Federal Germany, which helps give this exhibition more context.

4 Elizabet Riddl - 3 years ago

Quite interactive museum with lots ofinfo on thr constructions of the Berlin. Really enjoyed how exposition is arranged - each part brongs you a diferent aspect of life and location. Admission is 3eu if you are going to tur bomb shelter tour and staff was very friendly - the security guy for example advised on some of historic facts and explained what I'm looking at. Lockers were not available in place. The place was suggested by a tour guide of the bomb shelter, and it was as good as he advised.

4 Simon Proudman - 3 years ago

Interesting little museum hidden away in a U bahn station. Lots of images, models and history behind Speer and Hitler's plans for anew capital of Germania built over a lot of Berlin, particularly parts occupied by Jewish families.

Impressive in a meglamaniac sort of way. The RAF put a stop to most of their ideas, although did aid in knocking down a lot of the old Berlin.

5 ads - 6 months ago

It's absolutely worth to visit this hidden museum which apparently 8s not super known among of all Berliners.

5 Luiz Pellicer - 3 years ago

The museum is impressive and the Berliner Unterwelten as a whole is an example of dedication and hard work on keeping such a place. The themes of the exposition show a part of history that most of the times is forgotten, (the suffering of the people far from the fronts, the jews, the POW and the civilians abducted from the occupied cointries) and the real consequences of the work of Albert Speer, deconstructing the myth that he was an apolitical and dedicated artist only. The array of pieces and the model of the plans for the new capital make the exposition really imersive and dynamic

5 Robert Thorpe - 4 years ago

A really fascinating and interesting exhibition. Highly recommended!

4 Mathias Weintz - 4 months ago

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