The Museum for Communication Berlin is regarded as the world’s oldest postal museum. It was founded in 1872 on the initiative of Postmaster General Heinrich von Stephan.

Today the Museum for Communication Berlin unites the past, present and future. Its permanent exhibition offers vivid insights into the origins, development and future of the information society. A series of attractive temporary exhibitions showcases the many different aspects of communication.

The Treasure Chamber is home to the most valuable exhibits, such as  the most famous postage stamps in the world – the Blue and Red ‘Post Office’ Mauritius.