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Presented liveDiscover the beauty of the cosmos in Germany's largest and oldest public observatory!See the sky over Berlin with different eyes and experience the fascination of astronomy with a visit to the Archenhold Observatory in the middle of Treptower... moreabout: Night at the observatory
© Museum Pankow
Before the gramophone and radio made music accessible to the masses, only mechanical instruments made it possible to enjoy music without musicians. Playing pianos and orchestrions could be found in restaurants and dance halls. The barrel organ - the "hurdy-gurdy"... moreabout: Old, beautiful, loud!
©SPSG/FVP, Foto: Leo Seidel
When the sun sets over Belvedere Palace and the full moon appears, it is a feast for the senses. The Italian architecture of King Frederick William IV is bathed in warm evening light, and when the moon is reflected in the water basin, bats quietly make... moreabout: Moonlit night at the Belvedere
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Hosted liveWhat makes our Earth so unique that life could develop on it? Liquid water on our planet creates a complex interplay of water cycles, erosion and weather that gives rise to a variety of habitats and life forms. We take a comprehensive look... moreabout: Our blue planet
© SPSG / Leo Seidel
Under King Frederick William IV, the almost 23-metre-high Norman Tower, modeled on a medieval watchtower, was built in 1846. It enriched the landscape scenery of the Ruinenberg, which had already been lavishly staged by Frederick the Great: a water basin,... moreabout: Fantastic views!
© Clark Planetarium Salt Lake City
Includes live hosting in GermanBlack holes are among the most fascinating phenomena that exist in the universe. Conventional physics and our imagination are pushed to their limits when it comes to these mysterious, practically invisible phenomena. Around... moreabout: Black Holes
© Saint-Etienne Planetarium Productions
Includes live hosting in GermanJames, a globetrotting penguin from the South Pole, meets Vladimir the polar bear in the icy world of the North Pole. Together, they look at the stars, wonder about the length of polar nights, and realise they want to know... moreabout: Polaris, the Space Submarine and the Mystery of the Polar Night
©DDR Museum
The “Berlin Youth Peace Week” in 1988 and the “Rock Poets Tour” in 1989 in Weißensee show that music history sometimes begins in places where you least expect it. Amid global stars and everyday objects, the question arises: what does a hair dryer have... moreabout: The East is alive—still!?
© Jon Parker / © AMNH
With live moderationEmbark on a breathtaking journey through the Milky Way and discover the cosmic movements that shape our place in the universe.Our lives are measured in motion: The Earth spins, we orbit the sun. While the stars in our night sky appear... moreabout: Galactic encounters
© Fulldome Studio DN
Includes live hostingSince ancient times, the clear starry sky has inspired people all over the world to tell stories. They looked up at the countless points of light and tried to create an order to orientate themselves by using constellations - because... moreabout: Legends of the Starry Realm
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Illustration: Mawil
Let's go to "Sunday in the Nikolai Quarter"! Every 1st Sunday of the month we offer a varied program. Admission is free for anyone under the age of 18 or with a concession. There are eight hundred years of history and culture to discover in the Nikolai... moreabout: Day of Action at the Museum Nikolaikirche
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Hosted live What better way to understand the theory of relativity than literally to immerse yourself in it in the planetarium? We explore how Einstein revolutionised our understanding of space-time and completely reinterpreted gravity. Why does light... moreabout: Einstein's Cosmos
© Kulturamt Spandau
The Spandau Citadel is for everyone. Free culture for all: admission is free on the first Sunday of every month. You can visit the entire Citadel grounds with the Julius Tower, our permanent and special exhibitions as well as the ZAK - Centre for Contemporary... moreabout: Citadel Sunday
© NASA, ESA, CSA, J. DePasquale (STScI)
Hosted liveIt’s time for a tour of the universe! We’ll take you on a journey into space and introduce you to the celestial bodies and constellations currently visible in the Berlin sky. We’ll pass by the planets of our solar system, encounter the nearest... moreabout: Starry Night
© Torben Kuhlmann/NordSüd Verlag
The tiny, inquisitive mouse Armstrong is fascinated by space, especially the moon. On a clear night, he observes it with his little telescope and is keen to find out more about it. The other mice claim that it's made of cheese, but Armstrong doesn't believe... moreabout: Armstrong
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