Your way to Futurium
Visit
Directly on the river Spree, between the main railway station and the Reichstag building, Futurium invites visitors of all ages to take a look at the world of tomorrow. An exhibition, the Futurium Lab and an event forum are available on more than 5,000 square metres.
Opening hours
Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun: 10:00 – 18:00
Thu: 10:00 – 20:00
Tue: closed
On Wednesday, 13 November, the Futurium closes at 17:00.
Contacts
Futurium
Alexanderufer 2
10117 Berlin
T: +49 (0)30 408 18 97 77
F: +49 (0)30 408 18 97 99
info@futurium.de
Futurium is located in the immediate vicinity of Berlin Central Station. From there, the Futurium is within walking distance of 350 meters. Find the best route here.
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Public transport
Plan your journey with the Deutsche Bahn here.
Bus 245 to Futurium bus stop, S-Bahn 3, 5, 7, or 9 to Central Station (Hauptbahnhof), exit at Washingtonplatz; Trams M5, M8, and M10 to Central Station (Hauptbahnhof); Buses 120, 245, M41, TXL, M85, 147, 123 to Central Station (Hauptbahnhof).
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By bike
BBBike can show you the best bike route to Futurium: bbbike.org
Bicycle parking is available in front of Futurium.
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By car
There are no parking spaces available at Futurium. We recommend arriving by bicycle or public transport.
Accessibility
Here you will find all information about the barrier-free accessibility of our house, which will be further developed in the future. We would like to make your visit as pleasant as possible.
Tickets
The entrance is free of charge. For workshops, guided tours and events for which a fee is charged, discounts apply to schoolchildren, persons in training, recipients of transfer payments, holders of the Berlin Pass, federal volunteers, students and persons with a degree of severe disability over 50. Accompanying persons pay nothing. The prices can be found under the individual offers.
REGISTRATION FOR GROUPS
If you would like to visit the Futurium as a large group of more than 15 people, please register free of charge. This is possible up to two days before the desired day of the visit.If you do not register, you may not be admitted together or you may have to wait a long time due to the crowds. Click here to register!
Tours, events, workshops
Our exhibition presents different futures. Visitors can discover exciting future options in the thinking spaces of man, nature and technology and develop their own attitudes to controversial topics. Here you can read more about our guided tours and register. The Forum is the event area of Futurium. With these events we provide impulses to discuss with you ways into a future worth living. The programme focuses on the central question of Futurium: "How do we want to live in the future?" Workshops are held regularly in the Futurium Lab. With methods from futurology and design you will learn to explore and design the future.
Audio Guide and Kids’ Guide
Now we’ve got something for your ears: with our audio guides, your visit to Futurium is about to become even more of a multimedia experience. Using them couldn’t be simpler: just log into the Wi-Fi with your smartphone, put on your headphones, scan the QR code – and off you go! The tour lasts around 45 minutes and will take you around the highlights of the exhibition and Lab. You can either follow the predefined tour or choose your own stopping points on the spot. An interactive map and number markings will help you with your orientation.
And the kids won’t be disappointed either: Nubi, our digital ghost, will be floating with them to ten very special points in the exhibition. He’ll cheerfully provide them with exciting information, let them solve tricky puzzles and take them on a visit to the other charming creatures living at Futurium.
The free web app of the audio guide works like a conventional website. You don’t need to download an app or use mobile data. Simply use the menu to adjust the various settings. The audio guide includes a text transcription for people with hearing impairments. For the perfect listening experience, we recommend you bring your own headphones.
Sunday Funday
Well, free admission is the order of the day at Futurium. But on the first Sunday of every month, we set an example and support Museum Sunday.
Skywalk
The skywalk is open. Weather-related closures are possible.
Wardrobe
Rucksacks and large bags (larger than A4) may not be taken into the exhibitions. Lockers are available free of charge in the foyer. Please bring a one euro coin or a fifty cent piece to use them. Unfortunately, it is not possible to change coins on site. There is no way to store suitcases at Futurium. However, the neighboring main station has larger lockers. Visitors can enter the exhibition with prams.
WIFI
Free WIFI is available throughout the house.
Restaurant at Futurium
The Restaurant at Futurium is open.
Shop at Futurium
Browse through Futurium's online shop here.
Feedback
How did you enjoy your visit to Futurium? What did you like? What not? What can we improve? Give us your feedback here.
