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Sunday is Museum Day! Visit us on Sunday afternoon with friends, family or individually and take part in our public guided tour through the current exhibition "Aber Kunst ist es doch". We will introduce you to the great Berlin artist and her work in... moreabout: Public guided tour
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Charlottenburg Palace cordially invites you to a special guided tour - especially for people with dementia and their companions.The focus is on Sophie Charlotte, who is brought to life by an actress. She tells us about the everyday life of a princess... moreabout: Remember. Experience. Join in - Sophie Charlotte invites you to her castle
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Who knows the royal court better than she does? Who knows as well as she does who once walked through the magnificent halls and cabinets? And who could tell us more about the people who lived here? On the tour with her guests, young and old, Sophie chats... moreabout: Ganz zu Ihren Diensten. Schlossgeschichten mit der Kammerzofe Sophie
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Exhibition talks for older people Following the great success of previous years, the Kollwitz Museum is once again hosting special exhibition talks. Under the theme ‘Turning Points in Käthe Kollwitz’s Life’, we are creating a space for discussion, reminiscence... moreabout: Not old at all!
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In the theatre building at Charlottenburg Palace the Käthe Kollwitz Museum presents its permanent exhibition with around 100 works by the artist on the 1st floor. The artist (1867 – 1945), who was already known worldwide during her lifetime, had herself... moreabout: And yet it is art
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The treasures from the Hohenzollern silver chamber and the famous tabatières of Frederick the Great are on display in a unique presentation at Charlottenburg Palace. moreabout: The silver chamber of the Hohenzollerns
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This newly conceived and revised permanent exhibition focuses on Frederick the Great (1712-1786) as the builder of the New Wing and presents the important monarch of Prussian-German and European history beyond the usual clichés. The project is made possible... moreabout: New in scene
The tactile tour invites blind and visually impaired people to a dialogical tour through the permanent exhibition Unveiled. Berlin and its monuments. You will receive historical information and detailed descriptions of selected objects in the exhibition,... moreabout: Touch tour for blind and visually impaired people
The bronze horses known as "Hitler's Horses" have been at Spandau Citadel since 2023. One of the "Walking Horses" (Josef Thorak, 1938), which stood in the garden of Adolf Hitler's New Reich Chancellery, can be seen in the exhibition. Find out more about... moreabout: Special tour | A New Exhibit Unveiled: Hitler's Stallions
The marble statues for Generals von Scharnhorst and Bülow von Dennewitz (Christian Daniel Rauch, 1822) were dismantled in 2020 for restoration reasons. Since then, the art-historical treasures have expanded the museum at Spandau Citadel. During the guided... moreabout: Special tour | A New Exhibit Unveiled: The Generals
To mark the 70th anniversary of Karl Marx's death and 135th birthday, the then still young GDR celebrated the Karl Marx Year in 1953. In this context, Will Lammert created the Karl Marx bust that adorned the Senate Hall and then the foyer of the Humboldt... moreabout: Special tour | A new object unveiled: Bust of Marx
In the last room of the "Unveiled" museum are six monuments from East Berlin that were dismantled after reunification and initially disappeared into warehouses or even into the ground. All of the West Berlin monuments that were erected before the end... moreabout: Dialogue tour with historian Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk and museum director Dr. Urte Evert
On April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant suffered what is believed to be the largest civilian nuclear accident to date. Almost 10 years later, in 1995, the German Hygiene Museum in Dresden commissioned photographer Volker Kreidler to document... moreabout: Half Life Chornobyl
In the representative rooms of the commandant's house, an exhibition presents the history of the castle and fortress. It is the ideal starting point for any citadel exploration. All explanatory texts can be read in both German and English. moreabout: Castle and citadel
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SEAM Festival 3.-5. Juli 2026Tickets: Es heißt, an manchen Tagen ziehe ein Stern über das Himmelszelt der Zitadelle hinweg. Der Schweif aus Sternenstaub, über Generationen in unzähligen Augen gespiegelt, bedacht mit Wünschen, Geheimnissen und letzten... moreabout: soft corps
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