Anti Kriegs Museum

Anti War Museum



'Germany is a republic - I thought. Germany wants peace - I thought.
There should be a Peace Museum in a peaceful republic, I thought.' - Ernst Friedrich, who founded the first anti-war museum in 1925 

Films, discussions, lectures as well as changing exhibitions at the museum and at the Peace Gallery turn every visit into an interesting experience. We offer a variety of brochures and leaflets to look at and to take home and there are also many books waiting for interested readers.

The museum publishes and distributes the brochure »A Museum for Peace« informing about today's Anti-War Museum, Ernst Friedrich's book »War Against War«, documenting World War I with photographs, as well as a biography of the pacifist Ernst Friedrich.

The museum welcomes Berliners as well as tourists from Germany and abroad. Tours are available in the German and English language. To make an appointment call 0049 / (0)30 / 402 86 91

Free entry.

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