Five lesser-known facts about 'Little Berlin' - Germany’s Divided Village Museum Reopens After €22M Transformation
The German-German Museum Germany Mödlareuth has reopened after a €22 million renovation. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier attended the October opening. The museum's exhibition space has more than doubled, offering visitors a broader perspective on local and international history.
The modernization included removing the iconic 3.3-meter-high concrete barrier that once divided the village. The exact date of its removal is not specified. The new building provides a clear view of the outdoor grounds, enhancing the visitor experience.
The expanded exhibition space, now over 500 square meters, allows for a more comprehensive presentation of the museum's themes. Mödlareuth's unique location, straddling the border between Bavaria and Thuringia, makes it an ideal place to explore the intertwining of local, German, and international history.
The revamped German-German Museum Germany Mödlareuth offers visitors a richer understanding of the village's past and its connection to broader historical events. The €22 million renovation has transformed the museum into a modern and engaging space for learning.
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