Berlin Story Bunker, World War II bunker museum in Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany
The Anhalter Bunker stands as a five-story concrete structure with three floors above ground and two underground levels, covering 3600 square meters.
Built in 1942 under the Reich Air Ministry decree, this Deutsche Reichsbahn bunker provided protection for 3000 railway passengers during Allied air raids.
The Berlin Story Museum inside the bunker presents exhibitions about Nazi Germany, including a reproduction of Hitler's final headquarters room.
The museum opens daily from 10:00 to 19:00, offering audio guides in 12 languages and accepting only card payments for the 12 euro entrance fee.
Originally designed for 3500 people, the bunker ended up sheltering 12000 individuals during the final days of World War II in Berlin.
Location: Kreuzberg
Location: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
Made from material: concrete
Operator: Berlin Story Bunker GmbH
Address: Schöneberger Str. 23A, 10963 Berlin, Germany 10963 Berlin
Opening Hours: Lunedì-Domenica 10:00-19:00
Phone: +493026555546
Email: kasse@berlinstory-bunker.de
Website: https://berlinstory.de
GPS coordinates: 52.50290,13.38035
Latest update: May 10, 2025 21:47
Berlin has reinvented itself several times in its history, and these transformations remain visible across the city today. You can see Prussian palaces like Charlottenburg, the large dome of the parliament building, the Brandenburg Gate, and the museums on Museum Island, where ancient art from different periods is displayed. The memorial church stands next to modern shopping streets, and the television tower at Alexanderplatz marks the skyline above the city center. More recent history shapes the city just as strongly. The Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Strasse recalls the division, while the East Side Gallery along the river shows a painted stretch of the wall. The Holocaust Memorial, the Topography of Terror, and the Stasi Museum document the darkest chapters of the 20th century. The GDR Museum and the Palace of Tears offer a glimpse into daily life in the divided city. Between these serious places you find Tiergarten park, the zoo, and squares like Gendarmenmarkt, where you can simply sit and watch modern Berlin go by.
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