Hemp Museum

The Hemp Museum is located in the Nikolaiviertel district and focuses on the history and applications of hemp plants across eight exhibition rooms. The collection displays different forms of this plant and how it was processed into various products throughout different periods.

The museum opened in 1994 as Germany's first facility dedicated to systematically exploring the history and industrial uses of this plant. It emerged from an interest in lesser-known aspects of plant culture and its economic importance across different time periods.

The place shows how hemp has been used across different cultures for centuries, from making paper and fabrics to its role in traditional healing practices.

The best time to visit is on weekdays when the place is quieter and most visitors have time to look carefully at the displays. The location is easy to reach on foot and has clear signage, so visitors can walk through the different rooms without difficulty.

The place contains a reading cafe where visitors can browse books and documents about the plant while watching documentaries. This space offers a rare opportunity to explore specialized literature in a relaxed setting while learning about different production methods.

Location: Berlin

Inception: 1994

Official opening: December 6, 1994

Address: Mühlendamm 5, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10:00-20:00; Saturday,Sunday 12:00-20:00; Monday off

Email: info@hanfmuseum.de

Website: https://hanfmuseum.de

GPS coordinates: 52.51637,13.40799

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:47