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Deutsches Blinden-Museum
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Deutsches Blinden-Museum

Exploring the World of the Blind since 1891

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Founded in 1891 by Karl Wulff, the German Blind Museum in Berlin is housed in the former director's apartment of the Royal Institute for the Blind in Steglitz. Located on the premises of the Johann-August-Zeune School at Rothenburgstraße 14, it provides a unique historical perspective on education for the blind.
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The museum occupies the former director's apartment of the blind school.

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Founded
1890
Opening Hours
We 15:00-18:00

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