Humboldt Forum in Berlin: photos, reviews

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Humboldt Forum in Berlin is a vibrant cultural hub that effortlessly merges history with modernity. This dynamic venue offers a rich tapestry of attractions, from thought-provoking museums and engaging theaters to delightful restaurants and cozy cafes. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the iconic Berlin Cathedral and TV tower from the roof terrace, making it a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts. The forum features a diverse range of exhibits that span continents, including a remarkable collection of Asian Art. Whether you're discovering the interactive global Berlin exhibition or exploring temporary exhibitions that tackle ethical dilemmas, the English descriptions ensure that non-German speakers can fully immerse themselves. With amenities like free lockers, a cloakroom, and a family-friendly environment, it's well-suited for visitors of all ages. The on-site bistro offers tasty meals at reasonable prices, providing a convenient break during your explorations. With an average rating of 4.4, Humboldt Forum promises an enriching experience for all who visit.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Berliner Schloss

Bus stop 122 m walk

Neumannsgasse

Bus stop 248 m walk

U Rotes Rathaus

Bus stop 362 m walk

Museumsinsel

Transit station 121 m walk

4.4

based on 8,321 review

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4.4/5 8,321 review

Lars Schöne

Beeindruckend. Hervorragend und großzügig aufbereitete Museen, Ausstellungen und Kino zur deutschen Geschichte des Berliner Schlosses. Großzügige Dachterrasse mit Café und gigantischen Blick über Berlin. Restaurants im Innenhof. Toiletten vorhanden. Sehr freundliche Erklärung in der Touristinfo zu einem riesigem Modell Berlins. Ort ist Behindertengerecht. Kostengünstige Auffahrt zur Dachterrasse 3 Euro pro Erwachsener, Kinder frei. Haltestelle Museumsinsel. Besonders sehenswert.

SALVATORE PUGLISI

L'esterno di questo palazzo è molto bello. Molto belli pure gli interni. Al secondo e terzo piano il museo etnografico la cui entrata è gratuita. Museo con tantissime sale molto ben curato.

someone weird

Tends to have some very good exhibitions but if you suffer from sensory overload stay away from the oceanic and african exhibitions (can't say much about the rest at the moment) there's some parts of the exhibitions where objects are secured with proximy alarms which make very loud and intense ringing and beeping noises and are tripped constantly even when there aren't that many visitors. On top of that there's a very weird and upsetting smell in some of the rooms and some of the audio stations without speakers are pretty loud. Had to leave because everything was way too overwhelming for me. Outside of that the parts of the oceanic exhibition I did see could have maybe adressed the colonial context and collection history a bit more which the African exhibition did better.

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