
Four museums. Two million visitors. One mile.
The MuseumsMeileMitte
Two million visitors, four museums, one mile: the MuseumsMeileMitte brings together Futurium, the Hamburger Bahnhof – National Gallery of Contemporary Art, the Charité Museum of the History of Medicine, and the Museum of Natural History to form a shared urban space in the heart of Berlin. Between Invalidenpark and Humboldthafen, a network of museums, businesses and the local community is taking shape. The MuseumsMeileMitte invites you to discover and help shape this urban space together. Step by step, an open meeting place is emerging where familiar things can be seen in a new light and the unexpected can be discovered.
With a programme of over 20 exhibitions and around 6,000 guided tours and events per year across more than 20,000 square metres of exhibition space, the MuseumsMeileMitte conveys knowledge and culture from the beginnings of our solar system through the present day and into the future.
The MuseumsMeileMitte is an initiative of the Berlin Museum of the History of Medicine at the Charité, the Hamburger Bahnhof – National Gallery of Contemporary Art, the Museum of Natural History, the Futurium, the Leibniz Institute for Evolutionary & Biodiversity Research, and numerous companies based at this location, such as 50Hertz, CA Immo, Deutsche Bahn, KPMG and TotalEnergies. The MuseumsMeileMitte connects a place where tens of thousands of people work every day, over 300,000 travellers pass through the main station daily, and thousands of Berliners live.
Beyond the museums, the immediate neighbourhood shapes the character of the MuseumsMeileMitte as a place where the future is lived out. Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is one of Europe’s leading medical institutions, combining research, teaching and clinical practice at the highest level. Every day, new insights into health, technology and society emerge here – themes that are also reflected in and further explored through the exhibitions at the MuseumsMeileMitte.
At the same time, innovative companies from the energy, mobility, digitalisation and consultancy sectors contribute their perspectives. Whether it is the transformation of the energy supply at 50Hertz and TotalEnergies, the development of sustainable property concepts by CA Immo, Deutsche Bahn’s mobility infrastructure or the economic and social transformation supported by KPMG – they all stand for shaping the future in concrete terms, right here and now.
