Small museum about the former East German state.
Berlin, Germany.
The DDR-Museum in Berlin offers visitors an immersive, hands-on experience of everyday life in East Germany, featuring interactive exhibits such as a reconstructed Plattenbau flat and a Trabant driving simulator. The museum explores the complexities of life under the socialist regime, including themes of surveillance, work, family, and leisure within the context of the German Democratic Republic. Its engaging approach and vivid displays make it one of Berlin’s most popular cultural sites, providing insight into both the ordinary and extraordinary aspects of a bygone state.