Since I myself still had a lot of contact with the former GDR, I saw a lot of familiar things here again. Be it the peppermint liqueur that was so popular in the GDR or the F6 brand cigarettes. The creators of the exhibition have put together many great exhibits here, which also give someone who no longer knows the GDR a good insight into the time. The exhibition could only have a little more space. It is sometimes very narrow in the rooms. Absolutely recommendable for those who are interested in the GDR and life there. Anyway, we really liked it.

The location of the museum was central. The locales are a bit cramped and it was very crowded at the time of the visit. The lay-out of the exhibition (including texts) was not that clear, although the contents were very interesting. The replica of a typical block apartment was the best part of the exhibition.

it's a really fun museum, there is a lot of original items from the times, kept in very good state - so you can move back in time a little. should be very interesting for younger people or some older that did not experience communist propaganda. and the cherry on top, driving the trabi!