The façade of the Military History Museum with Daniel Libeskind’s wedge.
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Calendar

Our interactive calendar provides an overview of our museum’s diverse program—from rotating special exhibitions and guided tours to engaging lectures and panel discussions.

Today 11.08.

Permanent exhibition All-day

Permanent exhibition

A multi-perspective view of the military, war and violence
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Display case from the ‘Bodies in formation’ section.

Special exhibition All-day

Wunderwaffen

Propaganda and military technology in Nazi Germany
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The illustration shows a Reich flying disc and a Tiger tank.

Ferienprogramm All-day

Build your own exhibit

What do children feel is missing from our exhibition? In the foyer, they can use fischerTiPs to build whatever they think is missing – and display their creations in the museum or take them home with them.
Colourful figures made from FischerTiPs elements stand on a black pedestal.

Livespeaker 11.08.2026 11:00 - 14:00

Live Speaker

Our experienced museum guides are on hand at the museum to answer your questions and introduce exhibits and exhibition areas during short tours.
Eine Mitarbeiterin erklärt Besuchern im Bereich Tiere und Militär etwas.

Ferienprogramm 11.08.2026 12:00 - 13:30

Youth Under Dictatorship and War, 1933–1945

Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition A guided tour focusing on young people whose lives were dramatically altered by the Nazi dictatorship and World War II: Why did a 13-year-old girl leave her parents and her home? Why did a 10-year-old boy learn to march? And why do we know a poem written by a 12-year-old girl, but not her name? 90 minutes | ages 11 and up | no registration required
A black-and-white photograph of an elegant young woman sitting in the courtyard of the Zwinger, smiling at the camera.

Ferienprogramm 11.08.2026 14:00 - 16:00

Coat of arms in the museum

Coats of arms have existed since the Middle Ages. At first, they were symbols of knights and noble families; later, they also came to represent cities and regions. Which exhibits feature coats of arms? What do they depict, and what do they mean? A guided tour provides the answers. Afterward, the children will design their own family coat of arms, create a wooden shield, and take it home. 120 minutes | Ages 5 and up | Registration required
A boy paints a wooden shield with his coat of arms in yellow, black, blue and green.

Livespeaker 11.08.2026 15:00 - 17:00

Live Speaker

Our experienced museum guides are on hand at the museum to answer your questions and introduce exhibits and exhibition areas during short tours.
Eine Mitarbeiterin erklärt Besuchern im Bereich Tiere und Militär etwas.

Introductory tour 11.08.2026 15:00 - 16:00

Love & Hate

Public Overview Tour of the Permanent Exhibition Saturdays and Sundays at 3:00 p.m. | 60 min During school breaks** daily* at 3:00 p.m. (including Saturdays) The tour connects the historic Arsenal building with Daniel Libeskind’s spectacular new structure. Among other things, it highlights the multifaceted relationship between the military and society, as well as key events in German military history from the late Middle Ages to the present day. The tour concludes on the fourth floor with an exit onto the Keilspitze.
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A museum guide speaks to visitors at the tip of the museum’s modern extension designed by Daniel Libeskind.