Mühlenstrasse 78

Mühlenstrasse 78 is the address of the Wall Museum at the East Side Gallery, one of Berlin's most significant sites of twentieth-century history. The East Side Gallery stretches along a preserved section of the Berlin Wall on the banks of the River Spree, and the museum at this address brings the story of division, escape, and reunification into close focus through documents, photographs, and personal testimonies.

The exhibitions here trace the decades during which the Wall separated East and West Berlin, from its construction in 1961 to its fall in November 1989. Visitors can move through displays that record the lives of those who lived in its shadow and the extraordinary events that led to German reunification. The Skip the Line Ticket allows access without queuing at the entrance, letting guests spend more time engaging with the material inside rather than waiting outside.