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For DDR Museum in Berlin, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

DDR Museum

Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 1, 10178 Berlin, DE-BE, DE

DDR Museum

The DDR Museum offers a lively and interactive insight into everyday life in the former German Democratic Republic. Instead of merely looking at display cases, visitors can try out many exhibits for themselves, open drawers, and explore typical living spaces. This creates an immediate impression of how people lived, worked, and spent their free time back then. Particularly fascinating are the recreated apartments, original everyday objects, and themed sections on school, surveillance, consumer culture, and mobility. Vehicles and technical devices from the period also make the visit vivid and varied. The exhibition combines historical information with personal perspectives and presents the GDR not only as a political system, but also as a way of life with its contradictions. This makes the museum suitable for history enthusiasts as well as for families and travelers who want to discover German contemporary history in a tangible way.

DDR Museum
Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 1
Berlin
Berlin
10178
Germany
DDR Museum
DDR Museum
Museum
The DDR Museum offers a lively and interactive insight into everyday life in the former German Democratic Republic. Instead of merely looking at display cases, visitors can try out many exhibits for themselves, open drawers, and explore typical living spaces. This creates an immediate impression of how people lived, worked, and spent their free time back then. Particularly fascinating are the recreated apartments, original everyday objects, and themed sections on school, surveillance, consumer culture, and mobility. Vehicles and technical devices from the period also make the visit vivid and varied. The exhibition combines historical information with personal perspectives and presents the GDR not only as a political system, but also as a way of life with its contradictions. This makes the museum suitable for history enthusiasts as well as for families and travelers who want to discover German contemporary history in a tangible way.
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