German Spy Museum (with baby)

We liked it, went with my kids who are 7 and 9. It seemed more geared towards adults or adolescents, lots of reading. My kids mostly enjoyed the laser room and running through the vents at the end LOL. Got combo tickets with Deutschland Museum which is located right next door. A nice way to spend a rainy day.

Great museum with an equal balance of interactive exhibits, history, and text. You would definitely need at least 2 hours if you are at least partially interested in espionage. There's an interactive map with Berlin-specific spy history. You can dress up and take a photo shoot too, towards the end. Beware of the dynamic pricing system. It's cheaper to buy the tickets online in advance. Many of the...

The Spy Museum in Berlin was a wonderful experience! We discovered many interesting things about the history of espionage, presented in an interactive and engaging way. The museum offers plenty of activities for both children and adults, making it perfect for the whole family. The experience is truly enjoyable, educational, and fun at the same time — definitely a place worth visiting in Berlin!

So much fun, spent 2.5 hours there and time passed like it was nothing. Museum is interactive, interesting and very informative at the same time. It's definitely a must see, fun activity, especially if you have kids but us (two girls in their early 20's had so much fun also)

Very interesting museum with lots of activities for children (or adults). Lots of codes to decipher and you can have a go at morse code.Lots to read in German or an English translation. You could spend a whole lot of time here if you want to read everything very carefully. Majority of the content focuses on Berlin during its division. Massive amount of James Bond memorabilia. One of my favourite ...