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Futurium - The House of Futures

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    View of the Futurium in Berlin.

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    Walk-in sculpture in the Futurium Berlin.

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    A woman stands on the "Skywalk" on the roof of the Futurium.

The Futurium is a venue for exhibitions and events on the subject of shaping the future in Berlin.

The Futurium - House of Futures is a forum for science, business and politics in Berlin. The building is located in the government district and highlights the contribution of science, research and technology to shaping the future. The initiator of the project is the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. The partners involved include the Max Planck Society, the Helmholtz Association and the Fraunhofer Society.

Designs for the Future in the Futurium

Visitors to the exhibition can explore various concepts for the future. The connection between man, nature and technology is examined from different perspectives. Often, no ready-made solutions are presented: Instead, visitors are encouraged to think and tinker. The Futurium Lab, for example, invites visitors to experiment with soldering irons, 3D printers, laser cutters and much more.

Architecture, Photovoltaics and Skywalk

The Futurium is located between the Reichstag and the Hauptbahnhof (Berlin Central Station), directly on the Spree river. The large panoramic windows are visible from afar. The Berlin architects Richter and Musikowski focused on openness and clear, sculptural forms in their design. The entire building meets the standard of a low-energy house. The Futurium offers around 3,200 square meters of exhibition space on three floors. On the roof of the building, the so-called “Skywalk” not only offers a view of the numerous collector fields for photovoltaics, but also provides a great view of the Spreebogen and the Chancellery.

Futurium: Current Events and Tickets

Three-day vacation workshop

How will we generate energy in the future - and what will we even need it for? In the three-day vacation workshop at the Futurium Lab, you have the chance to develop your ideas for a sustainable future!... more

One neighbourhood – many perspectives

Something is happening around the Humboldt Basin and Invalidenstrasse this summer. For the first time, the neighbourhood is joining forces and inviting you to rediscover the area – between water and paths,... more

Open Lab evening: Routes into robotics

What are robots actually? Machines that perform tasks for us? Smart helpers in everyday life? Or systems with which we will work ever more closely in the future? In this Open Lab evening, you will get... more

Family Open Lab: Future Laboratory Quantum

What can be in many places at the same time or simply pass through walls? Sounds like magic, but it's a physical phenomenon: welcome to the crazy world of quanta! There is already more quantum physics... more

Open Lab evening: Routes into robotics

What are robots actually? Machines that perform tasks for us? Smart helpers in everyday life? Or systems with which we will work ever more closely in the future? In this Open Lab evening, you will get... more

Information, Address and Opening Hours

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 Address
Alexanderufer 2
10117 Berlin
Phone
+49 (0)30 408 189 777
Internet
www.futurium.de
Opening Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Accessibility
Accessible main entrance, elevator to upper floor and basement, wheelchair-accessible facilities in the Futurium Lab.
Admission Fee
Free

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Last edited: 15 April 2025