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11-13, Auguststraße, 10117, Berlin, DE Germany
kontakter telefon: +49 30 31007773
internet side: www.thekennedys.de
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 52.5263889, Longitude: 13.3944444
Erica Reid
::Super cute and well priced.
Rüdiger Horst
::Went there during the long night of the museum. It’s essentially a picture show of JFK and his family. Some of his accessories were displayed and a screening of his famous speech (June 26 1962), which was interesting. There was also a temporary exhibition about coolness, which wasn’t the coolest. Some quotes and pictures of popular people and sunglasses.
WH Hartmann
::This gallery/museum is devoted to the memory of JFK and his impact on the people of Germany and especially Berlin. Watching the film of JFK declaring himself a Berliner followed by Willy Brandt declaring Germany to always be a friend to the USA proves that we in the West can have enlightened leaders. Currently there is an exhibit of Peter Souza's photos of the Obama years in the White House. As an American these photos nearly brought tears to my eyes in memory of what it means to have a real politician in power who cares for real people. JFK and Obama are truly the two of the most enlightened presidents in American history. I hope this museum keeps a couple of the Obama photos as a part of their permanent collection.
Abigail Galea
::Not so big of a place. Cheap entrance. Wasn't busy at the time. Its very easy to understand what happened with the Kennedeys. There was also a video, a short clip of Kennedy in Berlin. Many pictures
pruthvi reddy
::Good museum. Visited for a lecture hence free entrance.