Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin

The Berlin City Museum Foundation is a museum foundation that manages several museums and historic buildings in the German capital and makes them accessible to the public. The network includes various collections of artworks, exhibits, and documents that showcase Berlin's history and culture.

The foundation was created in 1995 to bring various existing museums and collections under a single central management. This was an important step to preserve and promote Berlin's cultural heritage in a systematic way.

The foundation oversees historic buildings such as St. Nicholas Church and Knoblauch House, where visitors can explore the everyday life of Berlin from earlier times. These places show how the city and its people have changed over the centuries.

The various museums and historic sites are spread throughout the city, so it is helpful to check the exact addresses and opening hours before your visit. Most of these locations are easily accessible by public transport and have different facilities for visitors.

Several of the foundation's museums are housed in authentic historic buildings that are themselves part of the city's heritage, rather than in modern museum structures. This allows visitors to experience the rooms as they were originally used.

Location: Berlin

Inception: June 23, 1995

Website: http://stadtmuseum.de

GPS coordinates: 52.51675,13.40717

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:01