Deutsches Pressemuseum im Ullsteinhaus

The Deutsches Pressemuseum spans 1000 square meters within the Ullsteinhaus building, displaying extensive collections of newspapers, photographs, and printing equipment.

The museum occupies space in the Ullsteinhaus, constructed in the 1920s as headquarters for the Ullstein publishing company, which shaped German media until mid-20th century.

Exhibition spaces present the evolution of German journalism from the Imperial period through National Socialism to contemporary times, examining press freedom development.

The museum maintains a research center with historical documents and publications, offering guided tours and educational programs for students and professional groups.

Robert Lebeck's Kiosk collection contains 30,000 press items from 1893 to 1973, forming the foundation for an interdisciplinary research project with Berlin universities.

Location: Tempelhof-Schöneberg

Website: https://dpmu.de

GPS coordinates: 52.45333,13.38528

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:59