One of the famous museums – the Brandenburg Museum in Berlin devoted to the history and development of the culture of the land of Berlin. The building is located in the area called Mitte, near the beautiful Park, on the banks of the river spree.

The Museum tells the history of the city and region. The first exposition of the Museum was located in the so-called court of Podewils, and the Museum was named the Berlin provincial. At the beginning of the 20th century, in 1904, the chief architect of Berlin Ludwig Hoffman approved the project, which was built for the Museum. Interesting architecture included the signs of different epochs, but the center of the composition there was a courtyard and the famous tower, which according to historical information exact copy Wistocki tower of the Episcopal Palace. 50 different rooms included exposure from different eras:.

Interesting was the fate of the Museum during the Second world war and after it. If in Nazi Germany this Museum had the unenviable role of buyer heritage of Germans who were forced to leave Germany immediately after the war, he was on the territory of the GDR. This means that all of the Museum was to obey the construction of socialism, and the exposition reflected the ideas of Marx and Engels. West Berlin also opened a branch of this Museum, which consumed the courthouse on Lindenstrasse.

Today the Brandenburg Museum – not only exposure, but also the Union of many Museum facilities. The Museum conducted research work, it often hosts various scientific and educational activities. The building, which towers over the river, built in the traditional red color, it is very noticeable in the architectural appearance of the city.