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Vectrex mit 3D Brille (Milton Bradley, 1982) im Computerspielemuseum Berlin
Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner
Ein Junge trägt eine 3D Brille von Milton Bradley aus dem Jahr 1982 im Computerspielemuseum Berlin.
Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Peter Ziesche
Computerspielemuseum Berlin mit Videospielestar Lara Croft (UK, 1996)
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Hans-Martin Fleischer
Foyer mit Treppe der Stars des Computerspielemuseums Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner
Computerspielemuseum Berlin
Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner
Museumsshop Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Hans-Martin Fleischer
Space Invaders (Taito, 1978) im Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner
Nimrod, erstes öffentlich ausgestelltes Computerspiel (Ferranti, 1950), funktionaler Nachbau im Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner
Computerspielemuseum Berlin mit Videospielestar Lara Croft (UK, 1996)
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Hans-Martin Fleischer
Kinderführung im Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Peter Gerstenberger
Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Andreas Lange
WipEout HD 3D (Sony Computer Entertainment , 2010) im Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner
Ausstellungsbereich "Homo Ludens Digitalis" des Computerspielemuseums
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner
Pongautomat (Atari, 1972) im Computerspielemuseum Berlin
© Computerspielemuseum. Foto: Jörg Metzner

The Computerspielemuseum (Computer Games Museum) collects, preserves and researches digital interactive entertainment media since its foundation in 1997. It has one of the largest European collections of video games, consoles and magazines on the subject.

In 2011, the current permanent exhibition opened in the former Café Warschau (Warsaw) in Berlin-Friedrichshain. In addition to an introduction to the cultural history of playing games, it also traces the development of video games over the past 70 years. On display are milestones such as the first mass-produced arcade machine ComputerSpace from 1971, the first video game console Odyssey from 1972 as well as many well-known favourites such as the C64, Game Boy, Amiga or Mega Drive.

The Computerspielemuseum not only shows games and hardware, but also their surroundings: visitors can immerse themselves in a 1980s-style amusement arcade with playable original arcade machines or in living rooms from the 1970s to the 1990s.

Of the more than 300 exhibits in the exhibition, more than 30 can be played and tried out - and depending on the special exhibition, even more.

Opening hours,

  • Monday-Sunday 10:00 - 20:00
  • 1. January 12:00 - 20:00
  • 24. December 10:00 - 15:00

Location,

Karl-Marx Allee 93A, 10243 Berlin

Telephone,

+49 (30) 60 98 85 77

Website,

www.computerspielemuseum…

Email,

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Prices,

Admission price 11,00 €

Reduced price 7,00 €

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Exhibitions

Arcadehalle im Computerspielemuseum
Foto: Philipp Kuelker, Copyright: Computerspielemuseum
Arcadehalle im Computerspielemuseum

Computer games. Evolution of a medium

Events

Digital

COLLECTION ONLINE

Museum digital

Tickets

Admission price

11,00 €

Reduced price

7,00 €

Family ticket

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Group ticket

Group rates for adults and students by appointment.

Yearly ticket

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Booking Telephone

+49 (30) 60 98 85 77

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Services

  • Museum Shop
  • Diaper changing table

Accessibility

Mehr zur Barrierefreiheit bei mobidat.net

Audioguides

Nearby

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Memorial

The Cemetery of the March Fallen

Jim Avignon, „Doin‘ it cool for the East Side“, 2018,
Foto: Jascha Fibich © Stiftung Berliner Mauer

Memorial

East Side Gallery

Berlin Wall Foundation

© Lernort Keibelstraße

Memorial

Education Centre Keibelstraße

Mittelteil des Hauptgebäudes des ehemaligen Diakonissen-Krankenhauses Bethanien, heute Künstlerhaus Bethanien (Ausschnitt)
© Wikimedia Commons. Foto: Benedikt Emmanuel Unger

Exhibition house

Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien

f³ – freiraum für fotografie
© Heike Overberg | GfHF

Exhibition house

f³ – freiraum für fotografie

Museum Pankow. Regionalgeschichtliches Museum für Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg und Weißensee
Museum Pankow © Eric Müller
Museum Pankow. Regionalgeschichtliches Museum für Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg und Weißensee

City History Museum

Museum Pankow / Prenzlauer Allee

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