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The telephone tour is aimed at blind, visually impaired and sighted people. Speakers from the Education and Outreach Department present the concept, architecture and rooms of the exhibition over the phone. They describe selected objects, quote original... moreabout: Telephone tour for blind, visually impaired, sighted and mobility-impaired people "Objects. History. Stories. A look into the collection"

Date:

Wednesday, 08/July/2026 18:00 (15 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

For children aged 8 and over How did a knight's helmet or an IKEA bunk bed end up in the German Historical Museum? What stories do these and other objects tell about the people who used them? The interactive tour with creative hands-on formats and research... moreabout: Guided tour for children and families "All old stuff? Searching, collecting, researching"

Date:

Sunday, 28/June/2026 14:00 (70 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

The guided tours with detailed descriptions of the exhibits and rooms present the architecture, design and color scheme as well as the concept and narrative of the exhibition. The museum's growing collection is presented using selected exhibits from its... moreabout: Guided tour with object descriptions for blind, visually impaired and sighted people "Objects. History. Stories. A look into the collection"

Date:

Saturday, 11/July/2026 12:00 (15 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

with Wolfgang Cortjaens, curator, Martin Koch, project assistant, and Simon Sacha, research assistant with Wolfgang Cortjaens, curator, Martin Koch, project assistant, and Simon Sacha, research assistant Speed dating with the collection Six objects in... moreabout: Speed dating with the collection

Date:

Wednesday, 12/August/2026 18:30

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

For children ages 6 and up How did a knight’s helmet or an IKEA bunk bed end up in the German Historical Museum? What stories do these and other objects tell about the people who used them? This interactive tour, featuring creative hands-on activities... moreabout: Guided Tour for Children and Families: “Knights, Games, and Treasure Hunt”

Date:

Tuesday, 14/July/2026 11:00 (11 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

An eventful fabric: from the Queen's closet to the Ministry of Culture of the Soviet Union to the Museum of German History of the GDR, the silk coat has seen a lot. What role did feudal fashion play in the time of its wearer - and what role did it play... moreabout: Object in view: The robe of Queen Louise of Prussia

Date:

Wednesday, 05/August/2026 18:30

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

The dialogical tour in simple language offers insights into the history of the collection of the Deutsches Historisches Museum. The tour uses selected objects from the museum's predecessor institutions to illustrate how the collection is made up and how... moreabout: Guided tour in simple language "Objects. History. Stories. A look into the collection"

Date:

Saturday, 04/July/2026 12:00 (15 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

In the dialogical tour, educational experts provide insights into the transformation of the collection of the Deutsches Historisches Museum from the 19th century to the present day. They present exhibits such as a dog's bell from the collection of Prince... moreabout: Guided tour with translation into German sign language "Objects. History. Stories. A look into the collection"

Date:

Saturday, 11/July/2026 12:00 (15 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

Talk with Robert Menasse, Ivan Krastev and Claudia Major Moderation: Sabine Adler The international order that emerged after 1945 is increasingly disintegrating. Are the lessons of the Second World War obsolete? How can they be rethought in order to continue... moreabout: Erosion of the post-war order

Date:

Wednesday, 28/October/2026 18:30

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

In the tour through all the exhibition rooms, the concept of nature is explored using selected objects from 800 years of German history: From the world egg to the wolf to pictorial representations of destroyed landscapes of the Anthropocene. How has the... moreabout: Public guided tour "Nature and German history"

Date:

Wednesday, 24/June/2026 16:00 (62 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

A tour of this exhibition offers a glimpse not only of the museum’s collection but also of the stories behind the objects from various eras: from the Middle Ages to the present day. Against what political backdrop were these objects created? How and why... moreabout: Guided English Tour “Objects. History. Stories. Reviewing the Collection”

Date:

Monday, 22/June/2026 16:00 (141 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

The tour through all the exhibition rooms provides an insight into the museum's collection on the one hand and the history of objects from different eras on the other: from the Middle Ages to the present day. Against what political background were objects... moreabout: Public guided tour "Objects. History. Stories. A look into the collection"

Date:

Monday, 22/June/2026 15:00 (260 more dates)

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

We are used to thinking about history as perception in time and linear sequence. But history is also bound to places, rooms and settings. History speaks not only about the shift of time, but also about the shift in location. This idea forms the basis... moreabout: Objects. History. Stories.

A meaningful gift: the Federal Government and the Federal Chancellor presented Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben's lyrics and sheet music from 1841 to the DHM on the occasion of its foundation in 1987. What did the music and verses of the song stand... moreabout: Object in view: The "Song of the Germans"

Date:

Wednesday, 02/September/2026 18:30

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

with Dorlis Blume, project manager, Martin Koch, project assistant, and Simon Sacha, research volunteer with Dorlis Blume, project manager, Martin Koch, project assistant, and Simon Sacha, research volunteer Speed dating with the collection Six objects... moreabout: Speed dating with the collection

Date:

Wednesday, 08/July/2026 18:30

Venue:

Deutsches Historisches Museum

Address:

Hinter dem Gießhaus 3, 10117 Berlin-Mitte