Program

At the site of the former Berlin women’s prison, a 90-minute audio walk (German only) commemorates women persecuted for political reasons – featuring voices of contemporary witnesses and historical sources. 11:00 and 12:00: Introduction by the artist.

Guided tours through the Stasi Records Archive, the Archive of the GDR Opposition, and the grounds of the former headquarters — with eyewitnesses and exhibitions on surveillance, resistance, and revolution in the GDR.

Tracing the former course of the Berlin Wall: From Glienicke Bridge to Neuer Garten and the Bertini-Enge, this tour recounts dramatic stories of division, escape attempts, and Cold War espionage.

Guided tour through the Nordic Embassies and introduction to the interactive exhibition “A Common Room in a Changing World” about Denmark’s democratic culture (Oct 16 – Jan 17).

Ben Wagin's “Parliament of Trees” is a living memorial against war and violence – our guides provide insights into the history, art, and significance of this special memorial site.

An exciting tour for families along Bernauer Strasse – together we will discover the history of the Berlin Wall with questions, historical traces, and personal memories.

On International Museum Day, a Turkish-language guided tour invites visitors to Bernauer Strasse to learn about the history of the Berlin Wall and its consequences at close quarters.

The former Marienfelde emergency reception center has been a place of arrival for over 70 years—during a tour, contemporary witnesses talk about their escape and their new beginning in West Berlin.

Learn more about the history of the watchtower on Kieler Straße, the fate of Günter Litfin, and the Berlin Wall during a visit to the Günter Litfin Memorial.

The Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Strasse marks a key site of Germany’s division, featuring preserved border remains, a documentation center, and the Chapel of Reconciliation.

In this thematic tour, we explore Konrad Adenauer’s political decisions during the Cold War and how his Westbindung (Western alignment) shaped democracy in postwar West Germany.

The BND is hosting a day of action as part of the Berlin Freedom Week, titled "Freedom. Security. Dialogue.", which includes engaging discussions and tours of the permanent exhibition.

The Wall Museum invites Berlin school classes (grade 8 and up) to a free visit including a contemporary witness talk – directly at the Berlin Wall, on the former border strip.

A virtual guided tour through the former Soviet pre-trial detention center. Focus: the prisoners' fate and harsh prison conditions.

Ein Rundgang durch das einstige Sperrgebiet zeigt Relikte der sowjetischen Geheimdienste und vermittelt einen Eindruck vom Alltag im „Militärstädtchen Nr. 7“.

An exciting tour for families along Bernauer Strasse – together we will discover the history of the Berlin Wall with questions, historical traces, and personal memories.

The Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Strasse marks a key site of Germany’s division, featuring preserved border remains, a documentation center, and the Chapel of Reconciliation.

Bernauer Strasse makes the dramatic consequences of German division visible—from destroyed urban space and separated families to impressive stories of escape.