No probably not, it's on a number of levels with a lot of people in there at times. Last time I visited was about 2 hours before closing and that was quieter

Hi. I think the reduced price is the concession price, for example, children in under-16. Regular is the full adult price for entry.

i think it should be open.

€12 they take 25% off with the Berlin card

Hello There is a ramp up from the outside courtyard to the exhibition entrance where you can possibly leave a wheelchair. After the entrance desk you have to climb stairs. I don't think there are any lifts. Some rooms have a seat in the corner but most of the time you have to stand. It can also get very hot. There is one toilet on the same level as the entrance. We were on our feet for over 3 hours so you need plenty of water with you. If you can manage the bunker is very interesting. Best wishes Jenny

It’s dark as you around but no one jumps out at you.

no

No problems but make sure they do not suffer from claustrophobia!

It's a very wordy set of displays. Limit the visit to one hour for children, and scribble down a list of no more than six rooms that would keep their interest. And remember, it's only Berlin from 1918 onwards, with focus on the Third Reich.

Bonjour, je n'ai pas pris d'audio guide mais en fait la visite la plus intéressante est celle de "Berliner Unterwelten" un abri anti aérien d'époque avec visite guidée en français. Pas de réservation, les horaires sont sur le site. Bon voyage