Central, easily accessible and attractive.

At the basement of the tallest building in Germany and Berlin's landmark, the TV-Tower, you will find one of the most visited, scientific exhibitions in Berlin on 1,600 square meters. The BODY WORLDS Museum not only provides visitors deep insights into the anatomy of the human body, but also present the perfect setting for events that focus on topics such as medicine, care, health, fitness and well-being.

Directly connected to the museum we can offer a 400 square meters conference area, consisting of a light-flooded and spacious reception area and a presentation room for 50 people. The rooms are separable and can accommodate up to 200 people in total. The room ensemble is individually playable and is suitable for presentations, events, product launches, lectures, conferences, corporate incentives, but also seminars or courses. The equipment includes flexible, high-quality conference furniture and modern presentation equipment. A professional event team takes care of the complete organization of staff, catering, technical support and additional program.

The centrally located location is just a three-minute walk from the S-Bahn and subway junction Alexanderplatz. Attractions like the Red Town Hall, Hackescher Markt, Gendarmenmarkt and the Nicolaiviertel are within walking distance.

For further information please contact us by phone: +49 (0)30 8471255 26 or email berlin@koerperwelten.de

Experience an exciting journey under the skin – accompanied by a medical docent. For groups, we recommend a guided tour through the BODY WORLDS exhibition in order to gain added insight. During the tour you will learn more about the human body, individual diseases will be explained in detail and your questions will be answered by your guide.

Docent led group tours can be added on to your visit starting at 39.- € plus ticket fees.
For more information and booking, please contact us by phone: +49 (0)30 8471255 23 or email memu@memu.berlin.

These fascinating specimens turn animal anatomy literally inside out, by revealing the previously hidden interioer – without skin, fur or hair.
Special highlights of this new collection include man's best friend, a plastinated dog, showing how similar anatomical structures are to those of humans.
The plastinated Lion »Icke«, originally born at the Berlin Zoo, impresses with extraordinary muscles. Weighing 200 kg, the animal has strong hind limbs that can propel incredible leaps of nearly 12 metres.

On Tuesdays, 2 students pay the price of 1 ticket (6 €/person): 12€. Please present your student IDs at the box office.

FR:EIA is the new plastinate at the BODY WORLDS Museum in Berlin, which was officially unveiled on November 24 during a webinar! In front of over 1000 participants from all over the world, BODY WORLDS curator Dr. Angelina Whalley, fascia expert Dr. Robert Schleip, and the definitive leaders of the fascia project, Dr. Vladimir Chereminskiy and Gary Carter, explained in detail the complicated and elaborate process of fascia plastination, as well as the importance of this unique plastinate for medical research and education.

The fascial connective tissue makes up about 20% of our body, depending on our constitution, and forms an all-encompassing net-like network that connects the individual body structures and anchors them glidingly in the body. This does not sound very spectacular, and that is why scientists have paid little attention to this tissue for centuries.

The actual functions of connective tissue were completely misunderstood for a long time. Only in recent years has it begun to be understood that it plays a central role in our health. Thus, back pain often has its cause not in vertebral or disc damage, but in the fasciae. Muscle soreness and sports injuries are also usually based on fascia injuries.

Although fascia is the focus of scientific and therapeutic attention today, three-dimensional imaging of fascial tissue has been a challenge until now. This is precisely what the team led by BODY WORLDS creator Dr. Gunther von Hagens, together with experts from the International Fascia Society, has now succeeded in doing. For three years, anatomists, scientists, physicians and physiotherapists from both teams from different countries worked to illustrate the complex and extremely unstable connective tissue network on an entire body. The resulting whole-body plastinate, called FR:EIA (= Fascia Revealed: Educating Interconnected Anatomy), shows this reticular tissue system in minute detail. It is the only preparation of its kind in the world.

Dr. Robert Schleip has put fascia in a new light with his years of research and has thereby contributed significantly to a rethinking in the sports, fitness, yoga, osteopathy and physiotherapy fields as well as in Chinese medicine. For him, FR:EIA is a breakthrough in three-dimensional fascia representation: "FR:EIA realizes a historically significant extension of conventional anatomy. In this novel representation, the fascial connective tissue takes center stage instead of being recognized only as a supportive background and packaging organ. Without the blessings of plastination, this beautiful whole-body representation of the fascial network would not have been possible. FR:EIA is therefore a unique object of study for all physicians, therapists and fascia experts, but also a revelation for the medical layman," says Dr. Robert Schleip.

For BODY WORLDS curator Dr. Angelina Whalley, the plastinate is the absolute highlight of the exhibition: "Even Leonardo da Vinci admonished us to recognize that everything is connected to everything else. The ever-growing findings in fascia research impressively prove his view. FR:EIA will permanently change the way we look at ourselves, our understanding of our physical needs and the way we treat our bodies. I am delighted to be able to present this unique plastinate to a broad public in our BODY WORLDS Museum in Berlin."

Click here for the webinar-recording.

We cordially invite you to explore the new fascia area at the BODY WORLDS Museum at Alexanderplatz for yourself!