Mauermuseum - Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie, Berlin

This was a small museum. It was €17.50 for and adult and €9.50 for a child to get in. This price was more than the rest of our sightseeing for the day combined. There were some items related to Checkpoint Charlie and features on a few individual people. There was a good portion of the museum dedicated to new injustice in the world, including the war in Ukraine. We did not read every single display but felt we saw the whole museum in about an hour.

the souvenir shop as seen in the photographs is awesome, the museum is a joke. fifteen bucks (another additional five for a less-than-useful audio guide) for a couple of rooms filled with enough script to simply publish a book for the same price at the door. the whole exhibition is very outdated.

I do not recommend going here. It is literally all text on walls that you can also find on Wikipedia. As a German I can say, this is a tourist trap and Berlin has much better museums to offer.

Great museum detailing events after the end of World War II and beyond the fall of the Berlin Wall including the recent conflicts in Syria and Ukraine. Although the Checkpoint Charlie area has become a bit of a tourist trap it is still well worth visiting due to the vast amount of information. Very informative, you can easily spend way over an hour in here.

Chaotic and messy. There is so much text to read that is almost impossible to read it in one single day. The information is interesting but it's way too hard to read it and the museum seems like it has infinite rooms. With a good rework it would be a great museum but by now, it will only grant you a headache.