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© Botanischer Garten Berlin
Overview and Current Highlights Covering an area of 43 hectares and home to nearly 20,000 plant species, the Berlin Botanical Garden is not only the largest in Germany but also one of the most significant botanical gardens in the world. This historic... moreabout: Sunday Tour — Today's Focus... Overview and Current Highlights
© Max Slevogt_Bremer Stadtmusikanten, Tusche, 1910, © GDKE - Landesmuseum Mainz (A. Garth)
As part of the exhibition “On to New Works! Max Slevogt, Bruno Cassirer, and Max Liebermann,” we invite you to join us in listening and immersing yourselves in the world of illustrated fairy tales. Max Slevogt was known not only as a painter but also... moreabout: Storytime at the Liebermann Villa
© Exhibition view „Gerhard Richter. 100 Werke für Berlin“, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Neue Nationalgalerie, 1. April 2023 bis 2026 © Gerhard Richter 2023 / Foto: David von Becker
The Tour will be held in German The artist Gerhard Richter (born 9 February 1932 in Dresden) has permanently donated over 100 works to the Neue Nationalgalerie. The works reflect the great diversity of his artistic oeuvre, from paintings created using... moreabout: 100 Works for Berlin - Guided Tour via phone call (de)
© SPSG / Reinhardt & Sommer, Potsdam
A unique picture was presented by the Grotto Hall on Christmas Eve. The candlelight from the chandeliers and wall branches made the walls decorated with crystals and precious stones sparkle. In the Garden Hall, designed by Frederick the Great in the 18th... moreabout: Imperial Christmas
© SPSG / Roland Handrick
Thematic guided tour with palace assistant Magdalena Lauche, SPSG, on baroque hunting practices of Frederick William I, followed by hunting horn blowing in the palace courtyard and game dishes in the restaurant Jagdschloss 1896. Translated with DeepL... moreabout: Hubertus festival at the court of the "soldier king
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin I Foto: Nadja Wehling
As part of the Festival of Industrial Culture, we’re showcasing works of art from Berlin’s Social Artist Support Program at the Depot Mariendorf. Between 1951 and 2003, approximately 15,000 works of art by more than 2,000 artists were created as part... moreabout: Industry in Pictures
© Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Foto: Philipp Plum
Water is life, but it can also be destructive. The exhibition "On Water. WasserWissen in Berlin" showcases current research projects on the topic of water by the Berlin University Alliance (BUA), a consortium of Berlin's leading universities. During... moreabout: HUMBOLDT LABOR - On Water - Overview tour in English
© 2001 Beltz & Gelberg in der Verlagsgruppe Beltz ∙ Weinheim Basel / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Andreas König
Come and listen to a reading of the picture books ‘Für Hund und Katz ist auch noch Platz’ by Axel Scheffler and Julia Donaldson, ‘Vor meiner Tür auf einer Matte’ by Nadia Budde, and ‘Trau DICH, SAG was!’ by Peter H. Reynolds. The witch’s broomstick is... moreabout: Picture Book Cinema: Sitting on the Mat, with Dog, Cat and Rat
© Seyoung Chon
Dr. Claudia Kanowski, curator of ceramics at the Museum of Decorative Arts (KGM), in conversation with a student from the UdK (University of the Arts) about the “Exhibition 2101 – Future Ceramics: Tableware of the Future.” How will people eat and drink... moreabout: 2101 – Future Ceramics. Tableware of the Future
© SPB, Foto: Pedro Becerra
Meeting point: Archenhold-Sternwarte | Einstein Hall Price: €16.00 Reduced price: €12.00 moreabout: Science Slam im Einstein-Saal
© Museum für Kommunikation Berlin
Behind an inconspicuous gray door lies the pneumatic tube cellar of the former W 66 post office, exactly as it was left in 1973. On a guided tour, you can discover the secret room with its machines and equipment. The pneumatic tube cellar is the only... moreabout: Pneumatic tube guide
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Anne Preussel
Summer Program for Kids: In this course, after-school groups explore our permanent exhibition, discover Berlin from different perspectives, and share their own stories about Berlin. For four hours, the children go on a quest for clues in the exhibition... moreabout: Our City, Our History!
© Foto / Photo: Frank Sperling
The curators of Haus am Waldsee guide you through the anniversary exhibition Wo ich wohne. Wo ich wohne (Where I Live) is an international group exhibition marking the 80th anniversary of Haus am Waldsee – one of Berlin’s oldest institutions for contemporary... moreabout: Curators’ Tour
© Verena Brüning
Researchers use the collection of mammalian skulls, as well as those of deer and antlered animals, to identify species, trace evolution and investigate changes in biodiversity. Both exhibition halls bring this scientific work to life. At the same time,... moreabout: Mammalian skulls, deer and horned animals
© Ana Torres
The ARCHÄOLOGISCHE PFAD Berlin connects significant historical sites in the heart of Berlin and brings their history to life. We’d like to take you on a guided walk through our neighborhood, Alt-Cölln. Join us as we explore lost worlds, forgotten places,... moreabout: A stroll through time: Archaeology in Berlin-Mitte
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