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© Foto: Ali Ghandtschi
The future is uncertain—but we can shape it. Come learn how at this Open Lab evening. You’ll learn about the Futures Storytelling method, which we use to make the future tangible and experiential. In this process, we step into the role of a person from... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: Futures Storytelling
© Ruhr Museum, Essen | Foto: Manfred Vollmer
A guided tour with the creators of the special exhibition on migration and furniture since 1960. The exhibition focuses on living in the “Arrival City,” a city of immigrants. It explores both aesthetic and social questions. How do people set up temporary... moreabout: Curator-Led Tour of “Tapetenwechsel”
© Andreas [FranzXaver] Süß
Anna Seghers, who often appeared rather shy and cautious, found support among her friends, whom she trusted unreservedly, with whom she exchanged ideas and laughed unselfconsciously. The writer remained close to the actresses Steffie Spira and Helene... moreabout: Anna Seghers in the circle of her friends
© Foto: Junge Tüftler*innen
“AI for the Climate” is a role-playing game in which you, as an interdisciplinary research team, tackle real-world environmental problems. Together, you’ll immerse yourselves in an ecosystem and explore how artificial intelligence can contribute to nature... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: AI for the Climate
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Alexander Schippel
In this tour you will get to know the architecture of the Humboldt Forum. You will look at old and new parts of the building. And together you will discover figures and other decorations. What different shapes do you find? How do the different materials... moreabout: Just a facade? Buildings and history in simple language
© SPSG / Hans Bach
After a short tour of the castle, participants will learn more about what goes on behind the scenes at the castle museum. Together, they will explore artifacts and learn how they are inventoried and restored. There will be hands-on activities, and at... moreabout: The Joy of Collecting – Behind the Scenes at a Museum
© Hugenottenmuseum Berlin 2026
In the special exhibition, children discover an elaborately designed hand fan featuring motifs by Daniel Chodowiecki and learn about the secret language of fans. Afterwards, they create their own fans while discovering fascinating facts about the history... moreabout: Holiday Workshop
© Ghaidaa Kotb / Farwah Rizvi
Do you enjoy being creative? Would you like to learn more about Islamic art? Are you interested in stucco carving and coloured glass? Then you’ve come to the right place Join us as we delve into another chapter of Islamic art. Together, we’ll explore... moreabout: Stucco carving and coloured glass
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Alexander Schippel
The interior and exterior tour provides an insight into Franco Stella's architecture, his models and his combination of old and new. The contrasting formal language of baroque and contemporary architecture is just as much a topic as the eventful building... moreabout: Just a facade? Architecture tour for adults in German language
© Junge Tüftler*innen
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 to the bottom of these questions. You will discover... moreabout: Open Lab evening: Routes into robotics
© Detlev Steinberg
East German propaganda spoke in flowery terms of a “bridge of friendship to Lenin’s homeland” when the GDR’s largest transportation project was inaugurated on October 2, 1986. East Berlin and Moscow had created one of the most important strategic links... moreabout: Secret shipments across the Baltic Sea
© Bezirksamt Spandau, Amt für Weiterbildung und Kultur, Fachbereich Kultur
When the powder magazine exploded in 1813, the whole of Spandau was shocked. The Queen's Bastion of the Citadel was badly damaged and was rebuilt in 1821. This, and in particular the manufacture and filling of bullets, is the subject of our one-hour lecture... moreabout: Public guided tour | Powder magazine of the citadel
© Museum Europäischer Kulturen / Christian Krug
What brings an object from Tyrol to a museum in Berlin? How is an exhibition created, and which stories make it into the final presentation – and which don't? In this tour through the special exhibition "The Mountains of Tyrol", co-curator Franka Schneider... moreabout: Over the hills?
© DHM
At the interactive station, visitors of all ages can create their very own designs using tape, under the guidance of tape art artist Robert König (TAPE OVER). Whether on the theme of ‘Crime’, inspired by the exhibitions ‘Nature and German History’ and... moreabout: Tape your Art
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum für Asiatische Kunst, Foto: Kerstin Pannhorst
The history of German museums is a history of colonial ties. This applies not only to the former German colonies in Africa and the Pacific, but also to China. During the so-called “Boxer War” (1900–1901), the German Empire participated in the international... moreabout: Following the Traces of the "Boxer War" in Museum Collections. A Guide to Provenance Research
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