This Berlin museum features a huge number of interactive exhibits devoted to communication and its important role in our everyday life. Here you can explore all methods of transmitting messages, from the most ancient (cave paintings) to the most modern.
Many of the exhibits can be touched and tried out. The Museum of Communication offers its visitors a unique opportunity to learn how to use a Morse code device or send a note to a friend via pneumatic mail. All the shelves slide out, open, rotate, and practically beckon you over. Thanks to the interactive format of exploring the exhibition, there is no need to fear falling out of favor with the attendants. They are very friendly and gladly show visitors exactly how some of the items can be tried in action.
The Museum of Communication in Berlin also gladly shows visitors the treasury located on the basement level, where you can see extremely rare thematic exhibits. For example, a space stamp and the most expensive postage stamp in the world. And in the museum lobby, visitors are greeted by a trio of sociable and charming robots.
