A must see for anyone who has an interest in the history of the former East German State. The museum is situated in the main building of the former Stasi headquarters site and is spread over several floors. Guided tours are available. All the information displays are in both English and German. Apart from the history of the Stasi they give considerable information on some of its leading members. There is a small café onsite. The museum is easy to reach and is only five minutes walk from Magdalenenstraße U-Bahn.

This was a surprisingly wonderful experience given the regular exhibits at the Pergamon museum were closed. The panorama gave us an up close look at life in ancient times. There’s so much detail and so much to look at. The best part is how the audioguide provided Context with how the Pergamon alter fit into the rest of the city. How it was used, and what would be happening during a Dionysian festival. That along with the reconstruction process showing us what they found and what they had to add in order for us to view the whole as it what have once been. I had no idea that these white sculptures could have been painted in full color at one time.

This was an incredible experience! The drive was professional, and knowledgeable, and made the trip to/from Dresden a wonderful experience. HIGHLY recommended trip with Thomas

In a word, excellent. I recommend this tour for anywhere with a hunger for history and love of architecture. The guide was progressional and very good