Without question one of the best places to go in Berlin for gifts to bring home--a wide range of prices, items for kids, adults, home... But if you have any design background I think you'll find the museum a bit disappointing. If you can't get out to Dessau and you need a Bauhaus fix then make sure you'll be using... More

I liked this place..but I really wanted to go there......otherwise difficult to say it's a "must-see". It's small and opening hours are limited. The audio-guide is good but once again, only for the converted. We couple this with a couple of hours in Kadewe so a great afternoon!

Berlin has many great things to see and do, Sadly this Museum is not one of them, Very tired looking museum, Grumpy attendants. They have an audio guide which you may use but too be perfectly honest after the first 5 minutes you'll probably hand it back in and leave, Whatever you do DO NOT take young children. I've seen... More

Great experience. I didn't know anything about the Bauhaus movement before I went to this museum, just saw the Itten-Klee exhibition; first of all I was seduced by the works displayed, then I really was interested by the explanations and by the building itself. Well, it was a great moment while I was in Berlin. Everyone's got to see this.

A fair walk from Nollendorfstrasse underground - we made a particular effort to visit this attraction. This is the museum I was so looking forward to on my holiday, and I was sorely disappointed as I dragged my poor sister along telling her how fab it was going to be. The museum is tiny - just one room. Although I... More

As an interior architecture student in 3rd year, it was a great honor to see the Bauhaus - the birthplace of modern architecture. Awesome! But don't book a guided tour unless you speak German!

A bit off the main routes but easily reached from the hop on hop off bus a tiny museum- well laid out - but a must for anyone interested in design - nice cafe too!

Relunctanty dad dragged us along to this museum, so i did not have high expectations. I myself found the materials and objects less interesting but i thought the social dimension was fun to think about - how unique it was for its time, what the bauhaus school was like and how the designs were challenging ideas in just about any... More

this museum is a real insider tip. if you are interested in bauhaus you have to visit this museum! even if you aren't that enthusiasm bout bauhaus you could give this museum a chance ;)