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At this two-day festival in the Nikolaiviertel, you can enjoy cabaret, live music, and acrobatics. You can also explore our three museums with the special combo ticket! Berlin’s oldest surviving church building is now a museum. A permanent exhibition... moreabout: St. Nicholas Magic in and around Nikolaikirche

Date:

Saturday, 15/August/2026 10:00 (1 more date)

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

An after-work concert to kick off the weekend, featuring organ music by historical female composers in Berlin’s oldest surviving church building. From October 3, 2025, through September 30, 2026, every Friday at the Nikolaikirche Museum, you can hear... moreabout: Nikolai Music on Friday

Date:

Friday, 07/August/2026 17:00 (5 more dates)

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

A stroll through old Berlin by moonlight: Here, nighttime tales come to life and familiar sights appear in a new light. As the moon shines over the rooftops of the Nikolaiviertel or onto the waters of the Spree, you’ll hear stories of Old Berlin by night.... moreabout: Full Moon Tour

Date:

Friday, 28/August/2026 21:00 (1 more date)

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

True to this year’s topic, ‘Crime in Berlin’, the museum has a summery mix of culture, crime stories and music in store for you. In Berlin’s oldest surviving church building, you’ll experience an atmospheric journey into Berlin’s past, blending sound,... moreabout: Long Night of Museums 2026 at the Nikolaikirche

Date:

Saturday, 29/August/2026 18:00

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

How did the bear end up on Berlin’s coat of arms? And who is the “Kaak”? There’s plenty to learn on this family tour. Together, we’ll go on a discovery tour through the Nikolaiviertel. There, you’ll meet the Berlin bear and hear how a giant’s rib ended... moreabout: Legends and Myths from the Nikolaiviertel

Date:

Sunday, 09/August/2026 15:30 (2 more dates)

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

For Open Monument Day, we invite you to delve into the city’s history on a guided tour of Berlin’s oldest surviving church building. How important was Berlin’s oldest surviving church building to people in past centuries? What do the remaining foundations... moreabout: A 45-Minute Tour of St. Nicholas Church

Date:

Saturday, 12/September/2026 13:30 (5 more dates)

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

Permanent exhibition at the Museum Nikolaikirche on the history of the medieval building and the city. The Museum Nikolaikirche provides insight into the building’s former functions with a vivid display of historical furnishings. Different exhibition... moreabout: Berlin’s Middle

Guided tour of the permanent exhibition: On “Sunday in the Nikolaiviertel,” you can step back in time and explore Berlin’s past at one of the city’s landmarks. How important was Berlin’s oldest surviving church building to people in past centuries? What... moreabout: A 60-Minute Tour of St. Nicholas Church

Date:

Sunday, 16/August/2026 15:30

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

Guided tour in German Sign Language (DGS) of St. Nicholas Church: Immerse yourself in the history of the building and the city! How important was Berlin’s oldest surviving church building to people in centuries past? What do the foundation remains of... moreabout: Where Berlin Began (in DGS)

Date:

Sunday, 09/August/2026 11:00

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

How did the bear end up on Berlin’s coat of arms? And who is the “Kaak”? There’s plenty to learn on this family tour. Together, we’ll go on an exploration tour through the Nikolaiviertel. There, you’ll meet the Berlin bear and hear how a giant’s rib... moreabout: Legends and Myths from the Nikolaiviertel

Date:

Sunday, 13/September/2026 15:30

Venue:

Museum Nikolaikirche

Address:

Nikolaikirchplatz, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

Five tactile architectural models in the Museum Nikolaikirche make the building’s layout and design tangible for blind, visually impaired and sighted people. Located at two stations in the museum, high-quality 3D models allow visitors to explore the... moreabout: Conceiving Architecture