The Bremer Rundfunkmuseum (broadcasting museum) was founded as a club by broadcasting enthusiastic radio collectors in the year 1978. And today, the museum is still managed by honorary members only. It is the biggest technique museum of its kind in Germany. With an exhibition area of over 400 sqm, more than 700 exhibits from all epochs of broadcasting, television and sound technique are being presented. From phonograph cylinder to the digital recorder, everything can be looked at.

Discover unique rarities like the radiogram 'Blaupunkt T2650W' by the Bremen car builder Borgward or be amazed by original studio equipment from the legendary 'Comedian Harmonists. Listen nostalgic to the radio in a living room of the 50ties or get enthusiastic about the groundbreaking design among others the timeless pretty 'snow-white coffin' by Braun or the sought-after design-icons of Bang & Olufsen.

Do enjoy here the unparalleled listening experience of stereophonic, the quadraphonic or the 5.1 surround technique in a special, with high-end technique equipped 'sound room', among others with rare planar speakers. Become a morsing shipping radio operator in the historic radio station of the coaster 'Jason' or a news reader in the original Radio Bremen studio from the 50ties. The permanent exhibitions are being accompanied by an attractive range of radio drama evenings with the support by Radio Bremen as well as flea markets. The current dates can be found on our homepage.

The Bremer Rundfunkmuseum is situated near the city centre. Our location is only a few minutes away from the Bremer main railway station at the 'Plantagenhof' in the Admiralstrasse 22-24.

Admission charges:

For current information about the admission charges and guided tours for groups or school classes, please refer to the homepage of the Rundfunkmuseum.

Group visits need to be booked 14 days is advance.

We hope to be of service and happy to answer any question you might have.

Opening Times:

Tuesday to Thursday from 10am - 3pm
Sunday from 10am - 3pm

Guided tours for groups by appointment
(also on weekends)

We are closed on public holidays as well as between Christmas and the New Year.

Opening times for the amateur radio -
Clubstation DK0BRM

Wednesday from 10am - 3pm

Contact:

Bremer Rundfunkmuseum
Findorffstraße 22-24

28215 Bremen

Telephone: 0421 / 35 74 06

info@bremer-rundfunkmuseum.de
www.bremer-rundfunkmuseum.de