At DIE MAUER / THE WALL - asisi Panorama Berlin, a 360-degree scene brings daily life beside the Berlin Wall into view. The exhibition at Friedrichstraße 205 uses photographs, videos and historical information to trace the Wall from its construction to its fall. The panorama shows how the division shaped routines and perceptions on both sides. A short film adds artist Yadegar Asisi’s perspective: he lived near the Wall on both the East and West sides. Allow time to explore the exhibition beyond the central image.
The Wall in everyday life
The exhibition focuses on what division meant for people living in Berlin. Its 360-degree panorama depicts life beside the Wall, with details intended to place the scene in the city’s everyday setting. It also considers how residents on both sides perceived and felt the Wall’s presence.
Photographs and videos add context to the central image. Historical material follows the Wall from its construction through to its fall, giving the panorama a wider timeline.
Yadegar Asisi’s perspective
A short film features artist Yadegar Asisi speaking about his own experience of living near the Wall. He lived on both the East and West sides, bringing a personal perspective to the exhibition’s account of division.
The display combines that perspective with historical information and visual material. If you want to take something home, books and pictures are available as souvenirs.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is DIE MAUER / THE WALL - asisi Panorama Berlin?
It is at Friedrichstraße 205, 10117 Berlin.
How long should I allow for a visit?
The time needed can vary. Set aside around two hours if you want to explore the photographs and videos as well as the panorama.
Can I buy tickets in advance?
Yes. The venue recommends getting tickets in advance.
Is the exhibition wheelchair accessible?
The venue has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator, restroom and parking.
