The Gotisches Haus Museum is in Spandau, in what is described as the oldest surviving private building in the district. Its displays bring together historical objects from different periods of Spandau’s past, with interactive stations that let you engage with the exhibits. Temporary exhibitions add another reason to look around. After your visit, the museum’s back yard is a quiet place to sit with a coffee.
A historic building in Spandau
The Gotisches Haus Museum stands in Spandau’s oldest surviving private building. Its setting connects the visit to the district’s past before you begin exploring the collection.
Inside, historical objects from different periods are displayed together. The arrangement gives you a chance to encounter several parts of Spandau’s history in one visit.
Exhibitions and interactive displays
Interactive stations and tactile experiences add a hands-on element to the museum. Take time with the displays, which cover different periods in Spandau’s history.
Temporary exhibitions provide additional material to explore. Guided tours may also be available for visitors seeking more context on the collections; ask at the museum about current options.
The museum courtyard
The back yard offers a quiet place to pause after looking around. You can relax there with a coffee, adding an outdoor stop to your museum visit.
FAQ
What is the Gotisches Haus Museum?
It is a museum in Spandau, housed in the district’s oldest surviving private building, with historical displays and interactive stations.
Is admission free?
The museum’s entry is free, and temporary exhibitions are also free.
When is a quieter time to visit?
Weekdays tend to be less crowded.
