My understanding--and if wrong, someone please correct me--is that the German History Museum in Berlin and the Nazi Documentation Center in Nuremberg have been closed for some time for renovation work, but that both could reopen sometime in 2026.
Does anyone have any additional information as to when the permanent museums are likely to reopen?
I doubt the German History Museum will reopen as early as 2026. They don't have the planning documents for the renovation yet. See this website: https://www.dhm.de/en/visit/renovations/
The Documentation Center in Nuremberg is expected to reopen next year, according to its website: https://museums.nuernberg.de/documentation-center/
As mentioned in the other post the Topography of Terror in Berlin also delivers a lot of Nazi impressions:
https://www.topographie.de/en/exhibitions/topography-of-terror
To all, many thanks. I have visited the Topography of Terror in Berlin as well as the German History Museum. Also, the German Resistance Museum in Berlin, which I don't believe is listed in RS's Germany book and does not receive a high number of visitors, is excellent.
As I explain on the other thread I started about Hamburg and Nuremberg, a reason for a visit to Nuremberg is the Documentation Center. Given the absence of a specific date or month for reopening, I am afraid that any reopening in 2026 will be closer to December than January.
