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Haven’t you ever thought about what lies beneath the surface of sports history? Here at the Sporttauchermuseum Berlin you can discover a world of aquatic artifacts. This museum isn’t just a collection. It’s a journey into the depths of German sport and beyond.

The Sporttauchermuseum Berlin evolved from East Berlin’s preparations to establish a national sports museum for the GDR. This spanned from 1978 to 1990. In 1995 it became part of the City Museum Foundation. Since 1997 it has been located in the Olympiapark Berlin. The Sporttauchermuseum also includes the Wassersportmuseum in Grünau.

Imagine over 100000 objects. Add to that a photo collection of around 1.5 million images. This makes it Germany’s largest sports collection. The library holds approximately 37000 volumes. These volumes cover sports history over three centuries. It also contains all German sports association journals. These journals come from both East and West Germany. They span from 1945/46 to 1989.

The Sporttauchermuseum Berlin explores the meaning of sport. It researches sport’s diversity in Berlin. It studies German and transnational history. This is achieved through research education collections and exhibitions.

The museum sees itself as a dynamic space. Here discussions start. New forms of education are tested. Exhibition practices evolve. The aim is to create an inclusive place. It should be diverse and participatory. Sport history can be experienced here. It can be researched and explored in all its complexity.

Unfortunately the Sporttauchermuseum Berlin is currently closed. This closure is until the end of 2025. It is due to renovation work. They are preparing for a future permanent exhibition.

But don’t worry research is still possible. You can access the library photo library or archive. Inquiries about the collection can still be made. Incoming and outgoing loans are possible too. These services are available from 2025. You must arrange them in writing or by telephone beforehand. Contact them at sportmuseum@seninnsport.berlin.de

The Sporttauchermuseum is located within the Olympiapark Berlin. Its address is Hanns-Braun-Straße 14053 Berlin. You can call them at 49 30 902231394. Entrance is free.

While here consider visiting nearby attractions. The Museum of Technology is close. The Berlin U-Bahn Museum is also worth a visit. Art enthusiasts can explore the Art Museum. The Georg Kolbe Museum is another option. For city history buffs there’s the Zitadelle. The Gotisches Haus Gothic House and Spandovia Sacra offer further insights.

So even though its doors are temporarily shut the Sporttauchermuseum’s spirit lives on. Its collection awaits rediscovery. Its stories are ready to be retold. Remember to plan your visit for after 2025. Prepare to dive deep into the world of sports.

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