My name is Stege, Lukas Stege.
And you know me as the almost fearless DW travel reporter.
And today I'm in the German Spy Museum because this time
I'm on a special mission for you.
Wanna be James Bond for a day?
In this museum, you can.
You can learn all sorts of things about agents and spies, in the movies and in real life.
Florian Schimikowski shows me some of the most exciting exhibits here.
After the Second World War came the Cold War, a heyday for secret agents.
Here you'll find a recreated version of the Glienicker Bridge between Berlin and Potsdam.
The Soviets and the Americans used the bridge repeatedly to exchange spies they had captured.
But espionage is not just a male domain:
And I found out that most spies don't drive Lamborghinis, but more ordinary cars.
This Trabi could take photos using built-in infrared technology, made in East Germany!
At the end, another challenge awaits me:
The laser maze!
I'm not allowed to touch any of the laser beams and I only have 2 minutes.
It's like a limbo dance!
Nein!
I was almost there!
I can't quite compete with James Bond.
But it was fun!