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Special insights into the last Berlin pneumatic tube machine room at the Museum for Communication Berlin
Off goes the pneumatic tube! As the fastest means of transporting information, the pneumatic tube played a central role in inner-city communication in Berlin for 100 years. In the Museum of Communication, the pneumatic tube cellar of the former post office W 66 is exactly as it was when it was abandoned in 1973.
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Discover the last remaining machine room of the Berlin city pneumatic tube system and take a guided tour with curator and pneumatic tube expert Wenke Wilhelm.
Public tours are offered every third Tuesday of the month at 5 p.m. For safety reasons, the tours are limited to 20 people; please register on site. Places are allocated in the order in which they register at the museum box office.
Cost: Museum admission (free admission for under 18s). Participation in the guided tour is free of charge.Translated with DeepL
Additional information
Meeting point: Information desk
Price info: Cost: Museum admission (free admission for under 18s). Participation in the guided tour is free of charge.
Price: €8.00
Reduced price: €4.00
Booking: Registration on site. Guided tours are limited to 20 people for safety reasons. Places are allocated in the order of registration at the museum ticket office.
