German Spy Museum
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Essentiels
- Explorez le monde passionnant des espions
- Testez vos propres compétences d'espion grâce à des jeux interactifs
- Découvrez ce que font véritablement les espions
Informations pratiques
Enfants
Billets enfants pour les 6-15 ans
Entrée gratuite pour les 0-5 ans accompagnés d'un adulte
Heures d'ouverture
Lundi - Dimanche: 10.00 - 20.00
Informations sur le billet
Billet disponible directement sur smartphone
Le billet reste valable pendant 3 ans après l'achat
Les billets ne peuvent pas être annulés
Plus d'informations
Pour toute question sur le produit, veuillez contacter [email protected]
Accessibilité
Comment s'y rendre
Transports Publics
L'arrêt le plus proche est la gare de Potsdamer Platz (S-Bahn, U-Bahn et bus).
Description
La capitale mondiale de l'espionnage
Le savoir a toujours été synonyme de pouvoir; c'est pour cette raison que l'espionnage existe depuis les toutes premières civilisations humaines. Dans l'Égypte ancienne, les espions étaient connus comme « les yeux du Pharaon »; en Perse, le roi Cyrus les appelait ses nombreux « yeux et oreilles »; et même le général Sun Tzu leur a consacré un chapitre entier dans son célèbre « Art de la guerre ».
Pendant la guerre froide, Berlin était le point de jonction entre l'Est et l'Ouest. Nulle part ailleurs les puissances soviétiques et celles de l'OTAN n'ont interagi de façon aussi étroite. C'est pourquoi Berlin est le meilleur endroit pour apprendre tout sur le monde des espions. Vous pouvez visiter le musée de l'espionnage allemand sur l'ancienne frontière que représente la fameuse « bande de la mort » du mur de Berlin.
Y a-t-il un espion en vous?
En visitant le musée de l'espionnage allemand, vous ferez bien plus que découvrir l'univers de l'espionnage : vous pourrez également tester vos propres capacités d'espion. Tentez de localiser des mouchards, décryptez des messages codés ou écrivez de messages secrets à l'encre invisible. Un espion doit aussi être capable d'envoyer des messages en morse, de déjouer un détecteur de mensonges et de percer un coffre-fort. Allez-vous y arriver ?
Au Musée de l'espionnage allemand, vous pouvez même essayer de vous frayer un chemin dans un labyrinthe laser. Vous aurez deux minutes pour y arriver en sautant, en rampant, en vous accroupissant ou de n'importe quelle autre manière. L'essentiel est que vous ne touchiez pas les rayons laser jusqu'à la fin du parcours.
Achetez vos billets pour le musée de l'espionnage
Si vous êtes prêt à tout apprendre sur le monde des espions et à découvrir si vous avez les qualités requises pour en être un, achetez vos billets pour le Musée de l'espionnage allemand ici. Vous pouvez opter pour un billet flexible qui vous permettra d'entrer dans le musée à tout moment pendant les heures d'ouverture. Le Musée de l'espionnage allemand est situé au cœur de Berlin, près de la Potsdamer Platz.
Critiques
139 avis
Très intéressant
Voici un beau musée riche en objets, documents et activités interactives. Il plaira aux petits et aux grands. Pour ceux qui veulent visiter sérieusement, évitez le dimanche matin, ça grouille de monde et en particulier d'enfants et on ne peut pas vraiment profiter de la visite et des vitrines. Les informations sont données en anglais et en allemand uniquement.
Atypique
Très documenté, minutieusement. Peut-être trop à mon avis mais pour les passionnés, c'est très instructif. Prévoir beaucoup de temps si vous voulez tout lire. D'ailleurs, ce musée est très fréquenté.
Musée original
Visite uniquement sur créneau horaire réservé ce qui permet de contrôler l’affluence. Des activités interactives mais beaucoup de textes (allemand et anglais) pouvant être un peu rébarbatif pour les plus jeunes. Heureusement la salle des lasers, les déguisements et le passage dans le conduit d’aération ont vite fait oublier cette 1ere impression.
Great museum for whole family
This is great fun. In depth interviews with spies and loads of spy artefacts for adults to geek over, and loads of hands on (or hands and knees under lasers) challenges for kids. Highly recommend
Fun at the Spy Museum
We spend two fun and informative hours there. My wife reads just about everything (non-fiction & fiction) regarding spies and their organizations, so this was extra fun for her, but I really enjoyed it as well. All information boards and interactive engagements were in at least German & English. I did see some Dutch and French language, but English is the main secondary one.
Fun, interaction, full of info
From Da Vinci, Mata Hari, KGB, Stasi,perfect and interactive👍. Our teens had superday. We spent here 2 hours (their average time is 30 minutes in museum)
AGENT
i felt like an agent dodging the goverment (maybe cause i am) some little kid fell over and lost and that was funny and germany is great matrix in real life feeling in this place i recommend
A Thrilling Visit to the German Spy Museum in Berlin
During our recent trip to Berlin, my partner and I had the pleasure of visiting the German Spy Museum, and it was an unforgettable experience. With its fascinating espionage exhibits and interactive activities, the museum offers a truly unique experience in Berlin. Plus, GermanyaMoldova.com made our journey from Moldova to Germany incredibly smooth and comfortable. Explore the World of Espionage The German Spy Museum provides an exciting journey through the world of espionage. Featuring iconic spy gadgets, famous figures from history, and interactive missions, this museum is perfect for anyone interested in the world of secret agents. We spent hours exploring espionage tactics, decoding messages, and solving puzzles—it was a perfect mix of fun and education. Ideal for Couples If you're looking for an exciting date idea, the German Spy Museum is perfect for couples. Whether it’s competing to solve spy challenges or sharing the thrill of discovering hidden spy secrets, we had a fantastic time together. It was a memorable and unique way to bond. Getting There with GermanyaMoldova.com Traveling from Moldova to Berlin was a breeze thanks to GermanyaMoldova.com, a reliable transportation service that offers comfortable and efficient travel. Their modern buses and friendly drivers ensured a smooth, hassle-free journey, allowing us to focus on the excitement of the trip. Tips for Your Visit -Buy tickets in advance to avoid long lines. -Check for special exhibits to enhance your experience. -Allow 2-3 hours to fully explore the museum and enjoy all the interactive displays. Conclusion The German Spy Museum is a must-visit attraction for anyone in Berlin. With its engaging exhibits, hands-on activities, and fascinating history, it offers a fun and educational experience for both individuals and couples. And with GermanyaMoldova.com handling the travel arrangements, your journey to Berlin will be as memorable as the museum itself.
Really great museum
Excellent museum - loads of info and interactive elements. We were there about 2 hours. Good value for money. All ages could enjoy this visit.
Very nice visit here
The museum entrance was very cool and after the gate they tell you the history of spys.There are also some minigames.After you go to the second floor there are lots of things to learn and play.My favorite part is the laser maze which you have to choose a mode then complete the obstacles and stop the bomb(if you touch a laser the bomb explodes).The shop had lots of gadgets and pens etc.
A great activity to do in Berlin with the family.
A great family friendly activity that kept us amused for a good couple of hours. So many interesting articles/facts/stories/exhibits.
German Spy Museum
Informative and fun! Lots of hands on activities and really informative and interesting. Once in, you can go at your own pace and enjoy the experience!
Outstanding
Absolutely wonderful! This was super informative but required much reading so it’s more suited to advanced readers, not little children. I’d recommend this museum if you’re interested in history and how spying is carried out.
Lots of info but long wait times
The thing we enjoyed most about the museum were any interactive "missions". There were a lot of walls of text we weren't particularly interested in - if you are actually interested in the history of spying, there would be lots to learn. Even at a quiet time (midday on a Wednesday), we spent almost all our time waiting for others to finish interacting with things so we could have a go - especially the lie detector that we waited about 20 minutes for. The laser game was particularly fun and quick enough that you didn't have to queue for long at all.
Abwechslungsreich, informativ und interaktiv
Tolle, interaktive Ausstellung. Sehr informativ und abwechslungsreich, viele interaktive Stationen, ohne lange Schlangen und wirklich sehr abwechslungsreich.
Geheimnisse enthüllt: Ein spannender Besuch im Deutschen Spionagemuseum Berlin!
Faszinierendes Erlebnis im Deutschen Spionagemuseum Berlin 🕵️♂️ Das Deutsche Spionagemuseum Berlin ist ein absolutes Muss für alle, die sich für Geheimdienste, Spionage und die faszinierende Welt der Agenten interessieren! Direkt im Herzen Berlins gelegen, bietet das Museum eine interaktive und spannende Reise durch die Geschichte der Spionage – von den ersten Geheimcodes bis zur modernen Cyber-Spionage. Besonders beeindruckend fand ich die zahlreichen Mitmach-Stationen: Man kann selbst verschlüsselte Nachrichten entschlüsseln, einen Laser-Parcours wie ein echter Geheimagent durchqueren und echte Spionage-Gadgets bestaunen. Die Ausstellung ist modern, gut strukturiert und voller interessanter Informationen über reale Spione und berühmte Geheimoperationen. Das Museum ist sowohl für Erwachsene als auch für Kinder spannend und lehrreich. Wer Berlin besucht, sollte sich dieses einzigartige Erlebnis nicht entgehen lassen!
A Fascinating Experience at the German Spy Museum!
I visited the German Spy Museum, and it was an incredible experience! The museum is packed with interactive exhibits, historical artifacts, and fascinating stories about espionage. From learning about famous spies to decoding secret messages, every part of the visit was engaging. One of the highlights was the laser maze, which was so much fun to try! There were also many hands-on activities that made the experience even more exciting. The museum does a great job of blending history with entertainment, making it enjoyable for both adults and kids. Overall, it’s a must-visit for anyone interested in spies, technology, and history. Highly recommended!
Museums Ausflug
+Sehr gute Räumlichkeiten +Sehr viele Spionage Sachen alte und Neue vorhanden. +Sehr gut Erreichbar mit der S-Bahn. +Der Ticketpreis auch sehr gut.
Super Spannend und Lustig
War super! Sehr informativ und unterhaltsam und eine extrem nette Crew an der Kasse! Danke nochmals für die Hilfe an der Münz Presse! VG Doris
Fun and informative
Great fun museum as a mix up with the more serious ones in Berlin. Teens loved all activities- especially the laser room. Lots of information that was really interesting. We booked for 10.45 time slot and was busy on way in but no problem then with having a go at all interactive elements- only short wait for laser room so kids had a couple of go’s. Imagine it gets much busier later on.
It’s a spy museum
This is a great look back at all the James Bond gadgets for the Cold War, real cameras in shoes hand bags and secret messages, Wouldn’t go during the school holidays, to many kids, book on line to hold a date and time , will also save a 10’er. There are lockers for a euro, just so you are not karting all your stuff around, The coffee shop at the end is a welcome sit down.
Fun and informative
It is cheaper to buy tickets in the internet and if you are interested in German history, you can also buy a cheaper combination ticket (Spy and Deutschland museum). the Deutschland museum which is just located next door. They do have a time slot and when I was there, it was very crowded so I would recommend you to buy the tickets on line. The museum is quite big with lots of interactive exhibitions and covers a lot of things about spy. It is good fun and educational. I spend 2 hours there and it is a museum for adults and children alike. Highly recommended.
Good museum for all ages
This museum is good for all ages. Very interesting artifacts, actually "spy" equipment. I particularly enjoyed seeing the Enigma machine. If you have seen the film "the imitation game" this is the machine that features in the story of the film. Very good section of James Bond film props from the movies. It's not a large museum, we was in there an hour. Have to pre book tickets to a time slot online. You scan bar code on e tickets, then go into a security check scanner before allowing entry. The shop at the end had a good selection of spy toys to take home, keep the kids entertained for hours. And not too expensive.
Interactive Spy Museum
Amazing experience! I was late because I got lost (we were directed by google maps to a nonexistent bus station) and the lady at the reception was so understanding so I was able to still get in (thank you so much!) There are a lot of activities while you learn about espionage.. I just wish I had more time (had to cram my tour within 2 days). Saw a family enjoy the whole thing, I also wish I had my family with me to enjoy this (no budget yet haha!) definitely will come back! 👏✅ 5⭐
Fun
We had fun. Personally I was more interested in people's stories than all the hardware on display. Worth a visit if you've got time to spare in Berlin. Advanced booking recommended.
Top 10 attraction
The layout is well designed. From ancient pottery to Enigma to passwords to encryption the history of espionage is shown From gun that killed Archduke Ferdinand to umbrella that killed Georgi Markov Grom codes on ancient ceramics to to Enigma passwords and ultimate encryption It’s all here in format that patents and children will find absorbing
Plenty to engage the mind
Enjoyed visiting this museum, plenty to do and plenty to read. Enjoyed the Lazer beam course which just added to the fun. Allow at least a couple of hours especially if you read and try your hand at everything.
Great Museum
Very detailed museum, with lots of interaction. Laser room was the best bit, and more difficult than you think! We went in a Monday and booked in advance, but this probably wasn’t necessary as it wasn’t busy. However I can imagine it gets busy on weekends.
Tolles Erlebnismuseum
Sehr schönes Museum und super aufbereitet. Bei unseren Kids zwischen 8 und 14 kam keine Langeweile auf. Besonders viele Stationen luden zum mitmachen und ausprobieren ein.
4 hours of fun and information
Brilliant piece of spy history. Lots of exhibits and information videos. With some great interaction as well. We spent 4 hours going around the site and probably still missed some stuff.
Hoch spannend
Tolles , sehr informatives und abwechslungsreiches Museum. Es bietet für alle Altersgruppen etwas. Wir kommen wieder
Spionagemuseum
Eine sehr interessante Zusammenstellung der (offiiellen) Mittel der Geheimdienste aus Ost und West. Durch verschiedene Aktionsplätze können auch Kinder unterschiedliche leichte Möglichkeiten selbst ausprobieren.
Fun. A little busy.
Good visit. A fun look at the history of espionage. It was getting a bit busy when we visited so we had to wait a little for some exhibits but not too bad. I’d say time a visit carefully as this will be better when quiet. We enjoyed.
Fun for field trips and families
I am a school teacher who has bloodied the Spy Museum twice: once on a forms trip with high-schoolers, then today with my own family. The interactive and unique museum was a hit with everyone. We spent about 2.5 hours.
Enjoyable couple of hours!
My family and I spent a couple of hours here and enjoyed ourselves. The museum is modern and informative. There are some fun interactive activities mixed in with lots of information. A decent way to spend a couple of hours in Berlin.
Sehenswert für Jung und Alt
Sehr informatives Museum mit Geschichten zu Spionen und Agenten schon vor Christus Bus hin zur Gegenwart. Diese zeitliche Spanne hätte ich nicht erwartet. Die interaktiven Mitmachmöglichkeiten (u.a. Lügendetektor, Tresor knacken, Laserparcours, Verschlüsselte Wöter enträtseln) sind für Jung und Alt sehr gut und unterhaltsam.
Great look at how ‘big brother’ invades our lives
My wife and I toured the Espionage Museum while visiting Berlin recently. This place was incredible! I really loved seeing the advancements in ‘spy tech’ and many real examples of tools used to spy on others and a country’s own citizens. Some of the hands on stations were really interesting…code breaking and finding listening devices in a room were fun. Technology has screamed forward from the examples we saw in the museum and we carry the most invasive and intrusive devices in the form of our mobile phones. They are listening…
Loads to see and do at the German Spy Museum
The museum was just amazing. There was so much to do and learn. Our 16 year old granddaughter loved it too. It was interactive and the explanations were in English as well as German. You need at least 2 hours. We would have spent longer but the cafe was outside.
Reliable private car service
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Un’esperienza imperdibile per le famiglie
Il Museo dello Spionaggio di Berlino è un’esperienza imperdibile per le famiglie. I bambini si sono divertiti moltissimo nel labirinto laser e nelle numerose postazioni interattive che rendono la storia accessibile e coinvolgente. Oltre alle attività ludiche, il museo espone reperti storici affascinanti, tra cui la celebre macchina Enigma, offrendo uno sguardo approfondito sul mondo dello spionaggio durante la Guerra Fredda. Perfetto per trascorrere una giornata all'insegna del divertimento e dell’apprendimento!
Interesting Museum and good for families
An interesting museum. It is aimed at families, as there are interactive sections for kids. It took us around an hour to get around it.
I had fun
I am delighted with the service, good communication, and lovely staff. I am going to visit again and bring my friends with me.
Packed. But still fun
Do not go on the weekend, it was PACKED. Still able to see most of the exhibits and some of the interactive pieces but was very difficult with the amount of people.
Great way to spend 2 hours
Lots of interesting info on espionage right from ancient times up to wireless gadgets, via the Cold War and recent scandals. Many of the exhibits were interactive and good fun for kids and adults. We marvelled that items we’d seen James Bond use on film were actually real things we could see with our own eyes!
German Spy museum
Great place to visit. Many displays , very professional. You could spend days looking through this place. Very high tech with all the latest info and tech. Highly recommended
Great museum, good fun and lots to interest everyone
This is a really fun museum. We found it slightly by accident and then looked it up, read a few reviews and decided to visit on the last morning of our trip. Very pleased we did! It's a really interesting tour through espionage in general and Berlin's history of it, with some fun things like lie detectors and the laser maze too. Quite a lot of interactive exhibits too.
An eye opener
Lots to see and read, plenty of interactive exhibits, great for all the family, some tiny cameras and facts about double agents
Fabulous!
The spy museum is amazing! It is a fascinating dive into the world of espionage and there is a wonderful mix of educational exhibits and hands on activities to keep kids engaged and entertained. My son especially loved the laser maze. It's well worth a visit.
Unbedingt einen Besuch wert! James Bond wäre begeistert...
Ein unglaublich gut recherchiertes und höchst ansprechend präsentiertes Museum, das nicht nur Fakten zur Spionage vermittelt, sondern gleichzeitig Wissen zur deutsch-deutschen Geschichte, zum Kalten Krieg und diversen politischen Themen auffrischt. Die Vielzahl an originalen Exponaten ist erstaunlich; ein mentaler Overload wird durch eine Reihe von kurzweiligen Hands-on-Experimenten vermieden. Kinder < 12 Jahren dürften sich mit der Masse an theoretischem Wissen noch schwertun. Interessierte Jugendliche und Erwachsene können hier jedoch locker > 4 h verbringen und haben noch immer nicht alles gesehen/gehört/gelesen. Der im Anschluss zuhause gemeinsam gesehene Film "The Imitation Game" mit Benedict Cumberbatch bekam eine neue Bedeutung: Man möchte gleich noch einmal ins Museum gehen, um die echte "Enigma"-Dechiffriermaschine im Detail zu betrachten. Schade, dass es (noch) kein umfassendes Buch zur Ausstellung gibt. Die Reservierung der Karten via App lohnt sich - je später man diese kauft, desto teurer wird der Eintritt. Zudem existieren vergünstigte Kombi-Tickets für das Deutschland-Museum gleich nebenan. Unbedingt viel Zeit einplanen!
Good couple of hours entertainment and fun.
Great if your interested in the black arts of spy craft and esponaige - has a decent 007 M Bond - James Bond if you don't mind exhibit. Also some fun things for kids to do including a laser maize. Plenty of historical and adult info and items to keep most interested. Worth a visit in easy to find location.
