DDR博物馆安全规范

To prevent the spread of Covid-19, an individual security concept has been developed that includes both special and general hygiene and distance regulations.

Here we give you an overview of the most important measures so that you can enjoy a pleasant visit to the DDR Museum even in this special situation.

What are the museum's opening hours and where can I get my ticket?

The DDR Museum is open as usual, daily between 9 am and 9 pm. This way, visitors can avoid potential rush hours. At the same time, the maximum number of people in the exhibition will be greatly reduced.

Tickets can be purchased ​​​​here in advance or on site.

Do I have to show a negative Corona test, my vaccination card or a medical certificate?

No, currently there is no proof requirement for individual visits. Persons taking part in a guided tour must comply with the 3G rules (negative Corona test (not older than 24 hours), negative PCR test (not older than 48 hours), proof of recovery or vaccination). School classes from Germany and abroad are exempt from this.

If you would like to take a Corona test for your safety and the safety of others, you can do so on site at the DDR Museum. In addition to FFP2 masks (3.20 euros), quick tests (5 euros) are available at the cash desk, which will be checked and confirmed by us. The nearest test centre, where you can come with or without an appointment, is about a 3-minute walk from the museum. Here you can see the exact location and get to the appointment booking. You can find an overview of all Berlin test centres here.

Please note that visitors who have had contact with someone suffering from the SARS CoV 2 coronavirus in the last 14 days or who are suffering from an upper respiratory tract infection themselves are unfortunately not allowed to enter the museum.

Which kind of mouth-nose protection do I have to wear and what should I bear in mind when visiting?

Wearing a medical mask is compulsory for all visitors uring their visit to the DDR Museum.

A safety distance of at least 1.5 metres must be maintained both inside the exhibition and in a potential queue and in the museum shop.

In addition to the obligatory hand disinfection in the entrance area, further disinfectant dispensers are set up in the exhibition. The toilets are located in the second part of the exhibition. Furthermore, free disposable gloves are provided so that the many installations and objects can be used and touched.

Cleaning staff are on site throughout the opening hours to refill the soap and disinfectant dispensers and to clean and disinfect the exhibition, the museum shop and the sanitary facilities.

Do you have any questions about your visit?

If you have any questions about your visit to the DDR Museum, the museum team is available by e-mail at post@ddr-museum.de or by phone on +49 30 847 1237 30.

If you have any questions about your existing or future group booking, please contact the visitor service at besucherbetreuung@ddr-museum.de or on +49 30 847 1237 32.

We look forward to welcoming you back to the DDR Museum soon.