Bicycle pleasure for everyone: Technikmuseum Berlin relies on tailwind”!

Bicycle pleasure for everyone: Technikmuseum Berlin relies on tailwind”!

in the Technikmuseum Berlin is all about cycling - with a fresh and interactive exhibition that has now been opened. The special exhibition "tailwind" illuminates the development of the bicycle as a popular means of transport in the city and impressively represents the challenges in an urban environment. Significant milestones in bicycle history are presented on 500 square meters, from the first mountain bikes to BMX wheels to modern e-bikes and load wheels. It also becomes clear how conflicts between cars, bicycles and pedestrians are being built in a growing city, as berliner-woche.de . The museum director Joachim Breuninger emphasizes that the exhibition would like to invite the audience to change a perspective in order to reduce prejudices and to create more understanding for the changing cycling infrastructure.

interactive experiences and family program

The exhibition comes to life by the creative illustrations of the Berlin pop art artist Jim Avignon. Several experiment stations enrich the experience for the whole family and promise to make complex cooperation understandable on the streets. The interactive design, including a free accompanying program for school classes and families, is received positively by both children and adults, according to Technikmuseum.berlin . Visitors can get to know typical danger spots and add the different perspectives of drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. The current conflict for limited space in the cities is particularly skillful, where the focus is on the harmonious coexistence of all road users.

The exhibition "tailwind. More city for the bike!" Runs until September 7, 2025 and calls on to rethink the city and create more space for bicycles. The entrance to the museum is located on Möckernstraße 26, and the interactive presentation is captivating young and old alike