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© Foto: Jan Windszus
With our training course for teachers, we invite you to playfully explore the future and offer a practical introduction to futurology in schools. We will show you how you can use our educational materials to help your pupils see possible futures as an... moreabout: Bring futures to school!
© 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
© 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
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Alexander Schippel
Since its foundation stone was laid, the Humboldt Forum in Berlin has accompanied the debate on the topic of colonialism. Using selected objects from the Ethnological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art, visitors will explore the topics of provenance,... moreabout: Colonial Presence. Public Guided Tour
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Alexander Schippel
How are wisdom and compassion depicted in Asian art? Why are they key concepts? What are they meant to convey? Objects from India, China and Japan are presented. You will learn why the tea gathering is to be understood as its own form of wisdom and how... moreabout: Wisdom and Compassion
© Marinko Sudac
The medium of photography has been influenced by outstanding women photographers from the very beginning. At the Bauhaus, the camera became a means of female empowerment. In this telephone tour, our curators shed light on issues ranging from artistic... moreabout: Telephone Tours. Call in for Culture
© SPSG / Leo Seidel
Numerous sculptures adorn the Rheinsberg Palace Park. They depict allegories of the four elements or the seasons, tell mythological stories or point to explosive historical events. Some are still in their original places, others have suffered a dramatic... moreabout: Heinrich's salon: Apollo and his companions
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Juliane Eirich 2024
Sat and Sun / 25 and 26 April 2026 / 2–6 p.m. (two-day workshop) Surfaces full of light and movement: this is how the sculptures from the Berlin School of Sculpture are presented in the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche. Take two afternoons to explore sculpture... moreabout: Modelling
© NASA/JPL-Caltech
What fascinates us about the possibility of life in space? Is it the idea of something completely unfamiliar, or is it the hope of learning more about ourselves? Space probes have discovered ice, vapor, and water-bearing rocks on distant celestial bodies,... moreabout: Water and Life in Space – Facts and Fiction
© jf_commissions / Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge
Discover the new special exhibition "Designing for Berlin. Design from the Berlin-Weißensee School of Art" with our mediators! Whether it's a Berlinale poster or the lettering for Kino International, a subway or a bicycle, a world clock or climate-protecting... moreabout: Shaping Berlin
© Erik-Jan Ouwerkerk
At this year’s Long Night of Museums, themed “Crime in Berlin”, visitors to the Akademie building on Pariser Platz can look forward to a range of guided tours offering a glimpse behind the scenes. In addition to architectural tours, the art collection’s... moreabout: Long Night of Museums 2026
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Carolin Sibilak
In this open workshop, you can bring textiles and old clothes to repair, alter, or create something new. Be inspired by the exhibitions, themes, and exhibits in the building—and strike up conversations with others while sewing, mending, and designing... moreabout: Fabric for Change! – Drop-In
© Archiv Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Spandau
Between 1935 and 1945, the citadel housed the so-called Heeresgasschutzlaboratorien (HGL), a facility of the Heereswaffenamt. They were used to develop gas protection equipment and, above all, to research new types of nerve gases such as tabun, sarin... moreabout: Traces of the Wehrmacht on citadel
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / photothek.net / Marco Urban
Tales of trickster characters exist on every continent. Many objects of the Ethnological Museum thematize these animal creatures, such as the cunning spider Anansi or the clever hornbill. Tricksters act tricky, unexpected or heroic! Get inspired and... moreabout: Tricksters, Beasts and Shapeshifters - Drop-In
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Ethnologisches Museum, Foto: Valerie von Stillfried
Coca, opium poppy, mushrooms and tobacco: objects in the Ethnologisches Museum and Museum für Asiatische Kunst tell of how these and other substances were and are used medicinally, ritually or just for pleasure. Presenting pipes, enemas, paintings, photographs,... moreabout: In a frenzy. From ectasy to enlightment. Guided tour in German
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