Museum Kesselhaus

Experience the Power of Industrial Heritage

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Step into the captivating realm of industrial history at the Kesselhaus Museum in Lichtenberg. Discover the impressive machinery and architecture of a historic power plant, and see first-hand how energy was once produced. The collection provides intriguing insights into Berlin's industrial past, inviting you to explore the equipment up close. Get swept away by the unique atmosphere and experience history like never before.

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Known alternatively as Haus 29, the Museum Kesselhaus in Lichtenberg uniquely blends technological history with contemporary exhibition art.

Quick Facts

Founded: 2003
Opening Date: 2003
Opening Hours: Tu,Th 14:00-18:00
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: museumkesselhaus.de
Phone: +49 30 54722424; +49 176 63191257

Guided Story

Welcome to the Museum Kesselhaus. Since opening in 2003, it's become an important cultural spot. Also known as Haus 29, this place lets you dive into its intriguing history. Originally used as a boiler house, it still bears the traces of its industrial past. You might even feel the walls whispering stories from when they were alive with the sounds of machinery. If you look southwest, you'll find the 8th of May 1945 Memorial, marking the end of World War II. A short walk there could nicely complement your visit here.