Berlin Story is a Berlin-based museum and cultural project presenting the city’s history through exhibitions housed in a World War II bunker. Its main exhibition examines Hitler’s rise, the radicalisation of Germany, Nazi rule, the Holocaust and the history of the Führerbunker. A second section, “Germany 1945 to Today,” traces the country’s development from surrender and postwar ruins through the economic recovery, division, the fall of the Berlin Wall and more recent political challenges.

The Ukraine Museum focuses on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the choices faced by Ukrainians and their resilience, with objects including fragments of missiles, cruise missiles and drones brought from the front. Berlin Story also shares information about its work in Ukraine and offers group-visit information, multilingual exhibition texts and audio guides. The combined ticket covers the bunker exhibitions and Ukraine Museum.

Visitors can find the museum at Schöneberger Straße 23A, Berlin. It is open daily from 10 a. m.

to 7 p. m., with last entry at 5:30 p. m.

; visits take about three hours