Computer Games Museum: Entry Ticket
What to expect
🎮 Take a nostalgic trip through gaming history, play iconic classics like Pong, Donkey Kong, and experience the legendary PainStation firsthand.
Highlights
🕹️ Nimrod – Meet the first-ever computer built for gaming, a true piece of history.
🎮 Iconic Classics – Play Pong, Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, and more legendary games. Explore games and consoles from Atari, Apple II, and beyond.
🔥 PainStation – Test your nerves on the infamous game where losing hurts!
🤩 Perfect for Gamers of All Ages – Whether you're into retro games or just curious about the origins of gaming, there's something here for everyone.
Description
Step into Berlin’s Computerspielemuseum and immerse yourself in a gaming adventure like no other.
Greeted by Lara Croft at the entrance, you'll dive deep into the evolution of video games.
Play full-sized Pong, relive the thrill of Donkey Kong, and explore the quirky Tamagotchi craze of the 90s.
Get up close with rare original gaming consoles that still work and visit the iconic Nimrod – the first-ever computer built solely for games.
Discover over 300 gaming-related items and trace how far we've come from arcade cabinets to cutting-edge consoles.
You’ll laugh, reminisce, and play your way through the museum, with stops at cult classics like Game & Watch, Asteroids, and the infamous PainStation, where losing comes with a sting of punishment (literally!).
Important information
⚠️ Last admission: 1 hour before closing
⚠️ Kids under 5 get in free
🕒 Opening Hours:
Everyday: 10:00 - 20:00
Address
93A,Karl-Marx-Allee, 10243, Berlin
Starting Point
Computerspielemuseum
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Cancellation policy
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Reviews
AndrewNov 15, 2024 • Verified customer
We had a great time! Fantastic displays with lots of good information. We also appreciated the opportunity to play games.
JoseOct 20, 2024 • Verified customer
Nostalgic is what I would call that, I loved that you could play a lot of old games with lots of videos about the story of video gaming. Small museum but worth it if like me you grew up either playing the consoles or emulators.
Anne JeroenAug 31, 2024 • Verified customer
We realy liked the museum. Lots of history of games and gaming. Very fun to play different iconic games in the arcade hall. Feeling 10 years again (now 48😀)!
