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Musikinstrumenten-Museum

Explore the Symphony of Centuries

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Step into the captivating world of musical instruments in the heart of Berlin. The Musical Instrument Museum showcases an impressive collection spanning various eras and cultures, featuring rare historical pieces and unique sound devices. Be inspired by Edgar Wisniewski's architecture and experience music history come alive. This visit is a sensory concert that leaves you wanting more.

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Did you know?

Home to around 3,600 instruments, the Musical Instrument Museum features one of Germany's largest collections and has been housed in a building designed by Edgar Wisniewski since 1984.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1888
Architect: Edgar Wisniewski
Opening Date: 1888
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: simpk.de/mim_3.html

Guided Story

Do you feel that subtle vibration in the air? Here at the Musical Instrument Museum, you're surrounded by a treasure trove of sounds and stories. Look around; the collection spans centuries and continents. Did you know there's a Stradivarius violin here? It's a masterpiece crafted by one of history’s greatest violin makers. Just behind you is the Philharmonie, perfectly complementing Berlin's musical heritage. And if you take a closer look, you'll appreciate the intricate details of Edgar Wisniewski's architecture, giving the museum its unique character. Visiting here is like a time-travel journey through music history.