Nineties Berlin, Berlin

It's a definite must do in Berlin, especially if you're into the rave culture and you like Berliners' club styles. The museum has 6 areas, you start from a large room with film for the German history from the past almost 60 years starting with the erection of the Berlin wall and it's fall after 1989. The beginning of the parades and Berlin's club culture is presented into an interactive mode. One of the rooms is dedicated to the Love Parade and how it all started, with beer can, cigarettes, the posters for the parade, mixer the DJs played on etc. Then you get into another space with screens with interviews from witnesses of the history. The next one is with big part of the Berlin wall and documented facts for the near past. There's 2 more places, but it's hard to describe and it has to be seen if you're into art installations and party-person. The staff very really friendly and the gift shop is a gem :)

A really great experience overall. The displays are interactive and quite innovative. Probably one of the nicest 'exhibits' I have attended across Europe, Asia and Australia. The life and times of Berlin in the 90s is really fascinating and the view the exhibits give into the rise of Techno, punk and other sub-cultures itself is truly worth the visit. If you're a Sneakerhead, do not miss the sneakers of 90s exhibit as well. It's not hard to understand why Berlin is called 'Poor but sexy'.