Museum Pankow

Museum Pankow occupies a former school complex on Prenzlauer Allee, featuring exhibition halls, archives, and research facilities across multiple floors.

The museum emerged from the 2001 Berlin district reform, uniting collections from Pankow Chronicle, Panke Museum, Prenzlauer Berg Museum, and Weissensee City History Museum.

The institution preserves and displays documents, life history interviews, maps, plans, photographs, and postcards that represent the northeast Berlin district.

Visitors can access the museum Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00, with research facilities available in the archive and reading room.

The museum collection includes glass plate negatives from Max Skladanowsky's workshop and extensive slide collections from the 1925 Pankow photo department.

Location: Pankow

Official opening: 1992

Opening Hours: Martedì-Domenica 10:00-18:00

Website: http://berlin.de/museum-pankow

GPS coordinates: 52.53332,13.42024

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:20