History

Tiergarten

Musical Instruments Museum

Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation

Waiting times on site
© SIMPK/Foto: Christian Elsner
  • Open from 18:00 until 02:00

  • The SIM Café is open.

  • Limited number of participants, registration on site 1 hour before the start of the tour, “first come, first serve”.

  • When visiting the museum, all luggage, including small handbags, must be locked up or handed in at the checkroom.

See: Tactile site plan, Braille and inverse print at 6 interaction stations, detailed object descriptions at 5 interaction stations. Seeing and hearing: Interactive two-senses station XenaX25 (combines sounds and shapes). Moving: All entrances to the museum are barrier-free.

  • Accessible to wheelchairs
  • Elevators accessible to wheelchairs
  • WC accessible to wheelchairs
  • Signet "Berlin barrier-free"

Historic organs, spinets, harpsichords, violins and flutes – 500 years of music history tell a story of inventiveness and the joy of playing music. The museum’s showpiece is the Mighty Wurlitzer, the largest cinema and theatre organ on the European continent, from which the most curious sounds can be coaxed.

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