For a limited time
+ 200 original artifacts
Narated visit
THE GREATEST SYMBOL OF DIVISION OF HISTORY
Erected at the height of the Cold War, the Berlin Wall stands as a stark symbol of the global conflict between capitalism and communis that brought the world to the brink of nuclear destruction. Explore its history in this unique exhibition, showcasing over 200 original artifacts that highlight the enduring importance of freedom, human rights, and democracy.
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A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO WITNESS HISTORY
The exhibition will be held at the Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine in Paris until September 28. This will be the first and only stop of the exhibition in France before it continues its international tour.
Opening hours
From Monday to Saturday
from 10:00 am to 7:30 pm**
** Last entry 10:00 pm
Closed on Tuesday
Tickets with audiotour
Schools
Per student 6,50 €*
Free entry for teachers.
*All tickets include an individual audio guide.
Location
Espacio Inmersa
Carrer de Llull 119, Sant Martí
08005 Barcelona
FAQs
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Explore here the Frequently Asked Questions
What can I expect from the exhibition?
This is the only traveling exhibition about The Berlin Wall produced in collaboration with the Berlin Wall Foundation and a team of historians and experts. You will embark a comprehensive journey through the story of the Berlin Wall from its most personal perspective to its global aspect, as a key point of the Cold War; the facts that led to it, how it stood for almost 30 years dividing a city in half and its fall. With an accesible tour thanks to a clear storyline and narrated audio tour, you will easily go through the more than 200 original artifacts –including even the Wall itself– brought together by + 60 institutions, museums, and private lenders from all over the world.
Where is the exhibition located?
The exhibition will be at Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine at 1. Pl. Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre. Open until September 28 2025.
How long does the experience last?
We recommend planning 120 minutes for your visit.
Does the ticket include an audio guide?
Yes, the exhibition is planned to be visited with an audio tour that will follow the storyline throughout your visit, which will help you dive into the story and get a more in depth knowledge about it and the artifacts shown.
Are there any discounts available?
There are different fares available throughout the week, with a discounted fare for the usual collectives. On Mondays we celebrate Visitor’s day with a reduced price for everyone.
Can I buy tickets at the event's ticket office?
Yes, you can get them at the museum. However we recommend to always check availability online to plan your visit accordingly.
Are refunds allowed? What is the return and exchange policy?
No refunds or reimbursement of tickets are allowed once the visit time has expired. If you’d like to make an exchange, please contact us at info@musealia.net.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No, you can show your ticket from your cell phone.
I can't find my ticket, what can I do?
Please check your spam folder, first. If you still cannot find your ticket please contact us at info@musealia.net
Do I have to arrive at the start time indicated on my ticket?
You can access the exhibition 30 minutes before or after your booked slot.
Is there an age requirement?
The exhibition is for all audiences. Minors must always remain under adult supervision.
Is the venue accessible for people with reduced mobility?
Yes. Please contact info@musealia.net for any special inquiry.
Can I take photos or videos of the experience?
You can access the exhibition 30 minutes before or after your booked slot.
©Denys Vinson Photographer