Museum of Film and Television Berlin

The Museum of Film and Television Berlin is a facility that collects, preserves, and displays works from German cinema and television. Visitors find exhibition areas dedicated to different artists, films, and television productions, including historical objects and personal items from the careers of important figures.

The institution was founded in 1963 and has since contributed to preserving films and television works. The current building on Potsdamer Straße opened in the early 2000s and has since provided larger exhibition spaces for the extensive collections.

The museum shows how film and television have shaped German culture and is experienced by visitors as a place where significant works from different eras can be discovered. The exhibitions convey how these media changed people's lives and imagination.

The museum is located on Potsdamer Straße in central Berlin and is easily accessible by public transport. Visitors should allow plenty of time to explore the different exhibition areas, and it is advisable to check opening hours before your visit.

The museum preserves a complete collection of personal items, photographs, and costumes of a legendary German actress. This collection offers insights into the life and career of this artist, who shaped German and international film landscapes over decades.

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Wednesday,Friday-Monday 10:00-18:00; Thursday 10:00-20:00

Website: https://deutsche-kinemathek.de

GPS coordinates: 52.50960,13.37351

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:43