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© SPSG / Kati Kausmann
How was hunting done 300 years ago in the surroundings of the castle? Which animals lived in the zoo then and do they still exist today? During the guided tour, there are plenty of things to touch and feel. After the tour, the children will paint hunting... moreabout: Slipped through the cracks
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte / Klaus Göken
Is war as old as humanity itself? Or did certain developments throughout history lead to wars becoming a terrible norm? Discover traces of Europe’s oldest battlefield at the Museum of Prehistory and Early History, and learn about the historical context... moreabout: War and Peace
© Stiftung Humbolt Forum im Berliner Schloss/ Foto: Stefanie Loos
Little Alexander wants to discover the whole world. When he grows up, he travels to South America with his friend Aimé Bonpland. moreabout: From a dream to a real adventure – 알렉산더 폰 훔볼트의 위대한 여행
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss
The Humboldt Forum has a long and eventful history, which is evident at every turn. Since the Middle Ages, the rulers have presented themselves here and resistance against them has often been formed here. A place that can be viewed from different angles. The... moreabout: Colorful palaces. Drop-In
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Anne Preussel
This guided tour for blind and visually impaired people takes you on a journey into the city’s past. When was Berlin actually founded? What did people experience in the Middle Ages? And what did the city smell like 250 years ago? Through selected years... moreabout: Hands-On Stories from Berlin
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Juliane Eirich
Plants served as inspiration for the construction of ancient buildings. They formed the basis for ornamental decorations on everyday objects. Their symbolic significance runs throughout art history. Using objects and works of art from the collections... moreabout: Print!
© Neue Nationalgalerie. Foto: Andres Kilger, © VG Bild-Kunst Bonn, 2026
The tour will be held in German. How can we immerse ourselves in 1920s Berlin through a dialogue with art? How do painting, literature and dance inspire one another? And how is a feeling that lies somewhere between exhilaration and new beginnings, between... moreabout: Ruin and Rush. Sound and Word. Guided tour for blind and visually impaired people
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Giuliani von Giese
Learn more about the exciting objects from the Americas and how the presentation came to be! The focus is on current collaborations with First Nations from Canada and societies from the Amazon as well as objects from the Inca, Maya and Aztecs that date... moreabout: Las Americas. Indigenous diversity
© DDR Museum
Home movies offer a rare glimpse into everyday life in the GDR—into family celebrations, vacations, and rituals beyond the official imagery. Historian Sebastian Thalheim has been conducting academic research on family and home movies for many years and,... moreabout: Everyday Life on 8mm Film
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Christian Kielmann
On this theatrical walking tour, a medieval villager will tell you about and show you what everyday life was like in the countryside around Berlin. Actress Silvia Ladewig takes on the role of the fictional villager Ursel. Let her take you on a journey... moreabout: Through the Eyes of the Past
© Fotografie: J. Henschel.
Every day we walk down streets without asking ourselves whose names we’re actually saying. Who were they? Why were they honored—and by whom? And why is the name still there? Curator Tabea Thielmann guides visitors through the special exhibition Renaming?!... moreabout: Curator-led tour: Rename?!
© SPSG / Jörg P. Anders
From 1415 to 1918, the Hohenzollerns reigned as Electors of Brandenburg, Kings of Prussia, and German Emperors. The permanent exhibition “The Prussian Royal House” at Charlottenburg Palace demonstrates that this rise to power would not have been possible... moreabout: Sophie Charlotte, Her Castle, and Her Garden
© Oleg Kuchar
Clothing that seems to come from another world tells the life stories of women and girls who were known as “Danube Swabians.” The exhibition offers surprising insights into this world—a world that was narrow because it was governed by church rules, yet... moreabout: Women's Life Stories—A Heavy Topic?
© & Foto Jens Ullrich
Explore a time capsule on Berlin's Ku'damm! Mammen's original living and working spaces have remained almost unchanged since 1976. Jeanne Mammen is one of Berlin's best-known painters and graphic artists. When she and her sister Mimi received their first... moreabout: Through the studio of artist Jeanne Mammen
© SPSG / Reinhardt & Sommer
The restored facades and terraces of Babelsberg Palace in Potsdam, the summer residence of the prince, king and emperor Wilhelm I and Augusta, attract many curious visitors every year. The SPSG will also be offering special tours of Babelsberg Palace... moreabout: Babelsberg Palace: Stories of time
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