Allied Museum Alliierten Museum

The Allied Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into a pivotal era in Berlin's history.

Founded in 1998 in a repurposed American movie theater, the museum highlights the contributions of the United States, Britain, and France in Berlin from 1945 to 1994. Key exhibits include the original Checkpoint Charlie guard cabin and a reconstructed spy tunnel, all set within historical context significant to the Cold War.
Unique in its architectural heritage, the museum integrates the relics of a bygone era with modern exhibition techniques, all reflecting the struggle for freedom and democracy.

Must-See Wonders

✈️ Key highlight #1: The Berlin Airlift Plane - A vital symbol of Western support during the Cold War.
🕵️ Key highlight #2: The Reconstructed Spy Tunnel - Experience espionage history firsthand.
🧱 Key highlight #3: Original Berlin Wall Segment - A physical reminder of Germany's division.

Accessibility: Free entry. Ideal for tourists, families, and historians eager to learn about the West's influence in post-war Germany.