Berlin
TV-Tower, Alexanderplatz
Berlin
The BODY WORLDS at Menschen Museum gives insights into the highly complex structures of the human body and shows what connects us, keeps us upright and in motion, and what makes us laugh and love.
Moreover, the Menschen Museum opens the visitors' eyes to various facets that determine our existence:
HAPPINESS & UNHAPPINESS
The pursuit of happiness and love dominate our lives. But what determines whether we are happy or not?
EXCESS & MODERATION
Modern life is comfortable. Yet at the same time, we long for a perfect body, vitality and health. How can we find the right balance?
PRESSURE & RELEASE
Too much pressure is bad for body and mind. How can we resist and refuel our body?
GLUTTONY & RESTRAINT
What our body needs for a long, healthy life often contrasts with how we feed it. What can our body bear?
CHANCE & DESTINY
Life is a mystery. Humanity has always been fascinated by the question of where we come from. What determines whether we are alive and healthy?
opening hours
Open daily
tickets
*Only with valid identification: Students up to 30 years, Seniors 65+, apprentices over 18 years, disabled persons
Specials
Audio-Guide
Listen and Learn! Design your exhibition visit according to your personal interest. The Audio Guide tour is available in English and German. Audio-Guides are included in the entry fee and are available in English and German.
Free admission available for
Teachers and student teachers (with valid verification), companions of disabled person, body donors of the Institute for Plastination (with donor ID card), children up to 6 years of age.
2for1: Monday = Student Day
On Mondays, 2 students pay the price of 1 ticket (6 €/person): 12€
Please show your student IDs at the box office.
Wheelchairs
The exhibition is accessible by wheelchair.
Last admission and possibility to buy tickets at the cashier: 6 pm
Address & Directions
Plan your visit
Address
Directly at the TV-Tower
Panoramastraße 1A
10178 Berlin
You will find the exhibition in the basement of the TV-tower. Leaving the train station heading towards the TV-tower, you will have to walk around the building to find the entrance on the opposite side of it.
Coming from the “Museumsinsel” (Museum Island) you will find the entrance right behind the “Neptunbrunnen” (Neptun’s fountain).
Public Transport
We recommend using the public transportation, since parking space is rare and expensive. The Station Berlin Alexanderplatz is close to the exhibition and hosts many Metro- Bus- and street train lines. Please find the best connection at BVG.
events
& News
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 and detailed conditions please contact us at events@memu.berlin or by phone: 030 847 125 526.
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.
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Very interesting and informative. Highly recommended. The entry fee isn't cheap, but worth it for the unique experience and vibe.
Ben CExtremely interesting exhibition with excellent detail. The accompanying explanations are equally good and the methods used to preserve the bodies are very impressive. A visit it relatively low cost and there are discounts available for students and with the Berlin travel cards as well.
Daniel MacDonaldVery interesting to learn about the different organs that make up our body. I felt I learnt so much I didn't know before. The models are very realistic and lifelike. I would recommend the labels on some of the body parts have English transations as they are only in German.
Aaron Lewis -
Beachtliche und sehenswerte Ausstellung!
Ni NaWar eine sehr interessante Ausstellung. Werde ich bei Zeiten noch mal besuchen.
Timm BrethauerSehr interessant und an Wissen hinzu gewonnen
Melanie Schönenberg -
Ausflug zu Ostern Eine sehr gute Ausstellung, es wurden viele Sachen erklärt und mann konnte vieles über den Körper lernen.. Man konnte auch etwas über die Essgewohnheiten in anderen Ländern erfahren.. Ein paar mehr Interaktionen wären ganz gut, z. B wo liegt was, würde für jüngere interessanter werden.. Aber Ansicht eine tolle Ausstellung, kann ich nur empfehlen.. 
derkritiker2019Ich war in der Ausstellung 2000 /2001 in Hamburg - also so beeindruckend und sehenswert! Noch heute erinnere ich mich gern daran - sollte jeder gesehen haben. Danke für diese Einblicke !
Andreaa GentzennDie Ausstellung ist einfach super. Man kann viel dadurch über den Körper lernen
Veronika Schlingmann
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