German Spy Museum

This was a fun and informative museum. We had a great time. Lots of interactive displays and lots to see. The history behind spy craft is really amazing and they had plenty to tell and show. Some very serious and somber parts and some very fun interactive parts as well. This is a must visit if you come to Berlin. Be sure to purchase tickets on-line for the best prices and the more notice you give the cheaper the entrance fee. We bought same day and purchased an 1800 ticket for about $12.50 Euro each, well worth the admission fee.

This is probably one of the most interactive museums you’ll ever come across! It’s packed with history and technology, making it a fascinating experience. There are tons of activities to do, so if you’re planning to visit, it might be a good idea to book in advance. Large groups often come at the same time, so checking online for availability and reserving a spot only takes about three minutes, it’s super easy and helps you check in smoothly when you arrive. The museum is great for young people and kids, offering a fun way to learn about spies, their gadgets, and history. They cover everything from ancient times to the present, and while their spy artifact collection isn’t huge, it’s definitely interesting. Plus, they have staff explaining the exhibits, and you can even take a guided tour! One of the coolest things? You can take a lie detector test, dress up, and explore super well-decorated, clean exhibits. If you’re lucky and there aren’t big groups, you can enjoy all the activities without waiting. But if it’s busy, you might have to wait in line, especially for things like the lie detector test, since there isn’t a staff member at every station to manage the time people take. All in all, it’s a really fun experience! If you’re into history, spies, or just looking for a cool, interactive museum, this place is definitely worth a visit. :)

Great 90 minute trip to the Spy Museum. Lots of interactive activities which suit all ages. Some very interesting displays. Everything is written in German and English. Booked time slots ensured that it was not too busy and my children had to queue 5 mins to do the interactive activities. The mission impossible activity was popular and you can request a recording for free is sent to your email address.

One of the best museum out there! Made very fun and interesting for kids and adults. Really enjoyed the interactive things you could do, they made you really spend more time there! The lazer tag game was such a blast! 10/10

One of a kind museum featuring the world of spies and the ways they carried out their work. The moment you enter feels like a spy movie, will revolving doors and music, it truly feels like entering the world of spies. It has some really cool gadgets that you can use to decipher codes while learning about the methods used to spy during the 1940s. It has very interactive way of telling stories about the skies around the world. Must visit if you happen to be in Berlin and like the spy world.

Great museum. You will get a thoroughly guided through the history of espionage and the cold War and the current use of customer and social media tracing. You should have minimum 2 hours + available for the visit

Interesting thematic museum of hidden games, spies, agents. Cool for small kids and youngsters. Try to book the early sessions online, prices are 30-40% cheaper than after 1200. There is a nice bistro called Eleven, fancy a nice cold Riesling ehile waiting, Cheers Julius Caesar “ I love treason but I hate a traitor”

It was a very nice and interesting place to visit, but I reccomend that anybody who wants to visit this museum should buy tickets online in advance because it is cheaper and you don't have to wait very long to get in. I definetly recommend going here if you ever visit Berlin because you can also learn certain details about various spys and how they chose the path of spionage in their life. I hope that this honest review was helpful