The Berlin Wall: A World Divided
On November 9, 1989, the fall of the Berlin Wall brought an end to nearly 30 years of division and marked a historic turning point in the Cold War. Featuring more than 200 authentic artifacts from 40 institutions, previously unseen archival materials, and powerful firsthand accounts, this exhibition explores the origins, tensions, and conclusion of a conflict that brought the world to the brink of nuclear catastrophe.
Enhanced by an immersive audio guide, the exhibition takes visitors on a journey through a story of division, resistance, and hope, while examining the lasting legacy of the Cold War and its influence on today’s world.
June 17, 2027 to March 26, 2028 Everyday - 10h00AM-5h00PM
Ages 35–64: $27 | Ages 65 and over: $26 | Ages 18–34: $22 | Ages 12–17: $10 | Ages 6–11: $6 | Ages 5 and under: Free
