Tempelhof Museum uncovers Berlin’s forgotten past in vivid detail
The Tempelhof Museum offers a deep dive into the history of Berlin’s former Tempelhof district. This local history museum attracts visitors of all ages with its mix of permanent and temporary displays. The museum’s main exhibition, Between Fields and Factories, explores four key periods. It begins with rural life around 1800, then moves to industrial growth and the era of National Socialism. An audio guide helps visitors navigate the detailed displays. In 2022, Karl-Heinz Bannasch served as the museum’s director. Alongside the permanent collection, the venue regularly hosts special exhibitions on rotating themes. The Tempelhof Museum remains a key cultural spot for locals and tourists. Its mix of historical exhibits and interactive features ensures a broad appeal. The institution continues to preserve and share the district’s past.
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