My friend and I visited this museum while we were in Berlin for a conference. The entrance fee was a surprisingly low €4.50 for access to what turned out to be an amazing collection of technological history. The collection of telecommunication equipment, through telegraphs, radios (even a complete high-power tube transmitter), and televisions (including an entire 50's TV studio!) was... more

I am a bit mystified by some of the earlier reviews and found this as one of my top five experiences during my ten days in Berlin. I went to the museum alone and purchased the audio guide which I almost always do if it's available. I found the layout easy to follow. The museum is very comprehensive, covering the... more

The only place in Berlin that required a Photo ID (passport, driving license) as a deposit for an audio guide - as I didn't have one I can't comment on the standard of the guide. However the display suffered in comparisson to other museums I have visited - the railway museum in York (UK) and aircraft in the RAF Museum... more

Trains, planes and automobiles! There is a lot to see here for everyone. While it may not require an all-day visit, it could take a while to thoroughly see everything -- like a Smithsonian American History museum trip. Many cool, historical and innovative exhibits but there were a few gaps..U-boats, WW2 fighters and the German automobile industry innovations. more

We had heard so many rave reviews of this place, we (mom, kids 8 and 11) were anxious to go. However, within about 15 minutes, we realized that nearly all the exhibit descriptions were in German. To make up for this, I shelled out more $$ for the English audio guides, only to learn AFTER I had paid that they... more