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© SPSG / Hillert Ibbeken
In the 17th century, the palace garden was the first Baroque garden on German soil modeled after the French style. Together with other parents and their babies in baby carriers or strollers, we’ll explore the Charlottenburg Palace Garden. In addition... moreabout: The Charlottenburg Palace Gardens
© (c) Centrum Judaicum
In cooperation with the Neue Synagoge Berlin – Centrum Judaicum Foundation, Dagesh – Jewish Art in Context, and the Jewish Culture Days, “Forms of Alignment” brings together five artistic perspectives at the Museum of the New Synagogue. Curated by Daniel... moreabout: Curator-led tour of “Forms of Alignment” with Daniel Laufer
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung / Sandra Steiß
Tour in German Language "What is your zodiac sign?" This question is asked often, even today in the age of science. But what exactly is the zodiac? An oracle that produces signs for the future? A projection of our pursuit of knowledge and certainty?... moreabout: Destiny in the stars – the beginnings of the zodiac
© Georg Kolbe Museum
In a relaxed and creative atmosphere, we will discover selected works, swap memories, thoughts and stories – informed by what we see. Afterwards, the talk can be continued in the Museum café over a cup of coffee or tea. The series of talks is a network... moreabout: Between artworks
© Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Foto: Stefan Klenke
What does it sound like when a tree drinks? How are people around the world coping with increasing drought? What does a puddle researcher do? And how do you study water on Mars? The exhibition "On Water" at the Humboldt Laboratory showcases research... moreabout: HUMBOLDT LABORATORY - On Water - Guided family tour in German language
© Schwellkopien, © Dornieden, 2026
As part of the exhibition “On to New Works! Max Slevogt, Bruno Cassirer, and Max Liebermann,” we invite you to join us for a tactile tour of the Liebermann Villa and its garden. The tour is designed especially for blind and visually impaired visitors,... moreabout: Keyboard Navigation
© Botanischer Garten Berlin
Overview and Current Highlights With an area of 43 hectares and nearly 20,000 plant species, the Berlin Botanical Garden is not only the largest in Germany but also one of the most significant gardens in the world. This historic garden, which is over... moreabout: Sunday Tour—Today's Focus... Overview and Current Highlights
© Daniel Müller
The Berlinische Galerie invites you to a Family Tour. On this guided tour, you can explore the exhibition “Lovis Corinth. Then Came Berlin!” in a fun and interactive way. If you’re interested in sharing ideas and drawing at the museum, then this is the... moreabout: Family Tour
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© Liebemann-Villa am Wannsee, © sevens[+]maltry, Potsdam
Learn more about Max Liebermann, the Liebermann Villa on Lake Wannsee, and the current special exhibitions with our volunteer tour guides. Tickets are available online and on-site.Translated with DeepL Meeting point: Museum Shop Price info: Tickets... moreabout: Max Liebermann and His Summer House on Lake Wannsee
© Martin Groß
Viktoria Binschtok, Marcel Buehler, Daniel Gustav Cramer, Nadine Fecht, Lukas Glinkowski, Martin Groß, Alex Lebus, Stefan Marx, Jenny Michel, Manfred Peckl, Monty Richthofen, Stefanie Seufert, Brigitte Waldach, René Wirths In this exhibition, language—through... moreabout: BEING LINGUISTIQUE – The Art of Writing – A Dialogic Tour
© Stiftung Berliner Mauer
For 37 years, Marienfelde took in people who had fled or left the GDR. Today, the buildings serve as temporary housing for refugees from war-torn and crisis-stricken regions around the world. Our guides will accompany you on a journey that spans from... moreabout: Refugees Then and Now
© Gelplattendruck, © Dornieden, 2026
Simplified Lithography Technique The exhibition “On to New Works! Max Slevogt, Bruno Cassirer, and Max Liebermann” shows the diverse ways in which artists around 1900 experimented with drawing and printmaking for illustrated books. Together, we’ll discover... moreabout: Family Workshop: Printing Workshop
© Jüdisches Museum Berlin, Foto: Justus Lemm
On Family Sundays, the JMB invites families with children between the ages of six and sixteen to join in exploring and discovering together. On one Sunday each month, the museum offers free workshops, guided tours and other creative activities to take... moreabout: Family Sunday
© jf_commissions / Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge
Join curator Florentine Nadolni for a tour of the exhibition “Designing for Berlin. Design from the Academy of Art Berlin-Weißensee”. You’ll encounter some of the key exhibits and hear the stories behind them. The tour will focus particularly on works... moreabout: Curator-led tour of the current exhibition
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Gemäldegalerie / Jörg P. Anders | Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Alte Nationalgalerie / Andres Kilger
Embark on an exciting tour of the special exhibition and discover masterpieces from five centuries that engage in a surprising dialogue with one another. Learn how artists from different eras have explored questions of identity, beauty, and self-presentation—and... moreabout: Unexpected Encounters
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