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Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum (Medical History Museum)
Charitéplatz 1 10117 Berlin Mitte Phone: 030 – 450 536 156 bmm-charite.deAbout
The former ‘Pathology Museum of Rudolf Virchow’ re-opened under the name ‘Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum’ shows the development of medical science over the past four centuries. The permanent exhibition ‘Tracing Life’ (Dem Leben auf der Spur) presents in addition to medical instruments, valuable books and microscopes with around 900 extremely rare and valuable pathological-anatomical samples. The visitor starts his tour in the early 18th century with a visit to Berlin's 'Anatomical Theatre'. From there, the path leads to the dissecting room of the pathologist, featuring Rudolf Virchow’s collection of samples, then to the laboratories of medical research, and onwards to a hospital bed. Children and youngsters under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Admission 7,00 €, groups from 10 persons 4,00 €/persons, reduced 3,50 €, groups from 10 persons 1,50 €/person. From anatomical theatre to the dissecting room of Rudolf Virchow The Humboldt University of Berlin’s Restored Auditorium Art in the bunker Stories of divided Germany Parliament and mirror of German history Transparency for the government A collection of waxwork figures Schmooze with the celebrities Art in the train station A symbol of unity For boat tours, sightseeing bus tours, attractions, museums and more. Book tickets online 4 Nights for the Price of 3. Incl. Breakfast and Berlin WelcomeCard. From hostels through luxury hotels: Find your hotel in Berlin with our best-price guarantee. Save up to 300€ on your next trip to Berlin! Incl. 200 discount offers, city map and free public... Explore Berlin! The package includes: 1 overnight stay incl. breakfast, the Berlin WelcomeCard... Subscribe here to the monthly free e-newsletter and stay informed about latest news and seasonal tips!
