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Programs The program collection of the SIM comprises approximately 12,000 concert, opera, theater and revue programs from the 1770s to the 1990s that come from a number of cities and states but mostly from Berlin. Created for immediate use, these brochures and leaflets are invaluable documents of mu

Guide sheets The guide sheets of the Musikinstrumenten-Museum can be purchased at the museum ticket office in a folder for 3.50 euros or can be downloaded from this page. Guide sheet 1 The Flutes of European Art Music Some connections between the instrument’s design and musical requirements FB_01_Fl

Opening hours & directions Museum opening hours starting May 18, 2026 We are carrying out refurbishment work. As a result, our opening hours will be as follows from 18 May until the end of October 2026: Wednesday: 1 pm–5 pm Thursday, Friday: 1 pm–8 pm Saturday, Sunday: 10 am–5 pm Monday, Tuesday: cl

Silent film from 1930 with Otto Gebühr as Frederick II of Prussia, accompanied live on the Mighty Wurlitzer theater organ by Jörg Joachim Riehle. Start: 6 p.m. Titles in German. Special guided tour of the Quantz exhibition at 5 p.m. Start of the film screening: 6 p.m. Start of the 30-minute special

"Berlin Secrets" is the motto of the Long Night 2024. We uncover the secrets of famous instruments and their makers and open the doors to hidden spaces. Exhibitions Low Brass. A Brief History of Low Brass Instruments more Instrument Making in Two German Republics. Spotlight Exhibition on the 75th An