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© SDTB / C. Kirchner
How do seafarers orient themselves on the sea and off the coasts – at every time of day, in every weather? Besides the natural points of reference – the sun, stars, coastal silhouettes and the Earth's magnetic field – help comes from man-made marks:... moreabout: Seamarks!
© Rohini Devasher
Born in 1978, Indian artist Rohini Devasher’s research-intensive practice explores the boundaries between science, art, and philosophy. She is interested in scientific experiments and new forms of speculative storytelling that encompass both human and... moreabout: Rohini Devasher: Borrowed Light
© (c) Centrum Judaicum
In ten episodes, the installation presents insights into lived experiences in Berlin’s history and in its present. The notable aspect of these films is that we encounter Berliners in life-size. They appear on five tall monitor panels and talk about their own... moreabout: Mein Jüdisches Berlin
© SDTB/Frank-Michael Arndt 2005
The eye-catcher of this exhibition is the original of a 283.5 kg meteorite from the Arizona meteorite crater. By means of models, display boards and texts, current knowledge about the sun, planets and minor planets, meteorites and comets is conveyed.... moreabout: The Solar System
© SDTB / C. Kirchner
The railway makes it particularly clear: the history of technology is also the history of everyday human life. In its exhibition "Trains, Locomotives and People", the German Museum of Technology shows the history of impressive vehicles and everyone who... moreabout: Railway: Trains, Locomotives and People
© Jane, Hanf Museum
The Hanf Museum (Hemp Museum) is the only one of its kind in Germany and one of only four in the world, along with those in Bologna, Barcelona and Amsterdam. In the heart of Berlin, in the Nikolaiviertel, interested visitors can get a comprehensive picture... moreabout: Everything about the cultivated plant hemp
© Aus Privatbesitz
When "the reorganization of the world" and the division of Germany were decided at the Potsdam Conference in Cecilienhof Palace in 1945, it had a direct impact on the daily lives of many Potsdam residents. This includes the people in the area around the... moreabout: "Between Garden Arbour and Russian Magazine. Everyday life on Potsdam's Pfingstberg 1945-1994"
© dpa
The video installation shows conversations with 17 contemporary witnesses about their experience of the fall of the Wall in 1989 and what the Peaceful Revolution meant for their lives. moreabout: 35 years since the fall of the Wall. 17 perspectives
© Foto: Joachim Blank / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024
The artist Käthe Kruse (*1958) has been an integral part of the West Berlin art scene since the early 1980s. moreabout: Käthe Kruse: It's All Good Now
© Saâdane Afif / Mehdi Chouakri
The focus of Saâdane Afif’s (b. 1970) exhibition at Hamburger Bahnhof is his multi-piece work, The Fountain Archives (2008–22), which was given to the Nationalgalerie in 2023 and is being presented to the public for the first time at Hamburger Bahnhof.... moreabout: Saâdane Afif
© SPSG / Foto: Jörg P. Anders
Nearly 30 works by Lucas Cranach the Elder, Lucas Cranach the Younger and their workshop convey an impressive picture of the rulers and artistry at the Berlin court of the 16th century. After an absence of five years, the paintings are returning to their... moreabout: Cranach in Grunewald
© Stiftung Berliner Mauer, Fotografin: Gesa Simons
Photographer Mathias Brauner captures the moment of the fall of the Wall at Checkpoint Charlie with his cameras. moreabout: "Let us in!" The opening of the Wall at Checkpoint Charlie
© Eric Müller
Dunckerstraße, located in the middle of the residential area around Helmholtzplatz, is still one of the most densely populated residential areas in the Prenzlauer Berg district. This exhibition focuses on the residential building at Dunckerstraße 77,... moreabout: Master carpenter Brunzel builds an apartment building
© SDTB / C. Kirchner
Elektropolis Berlin: Discover groundbreaking objects from the history of communications technology. Radios, telephones and televisions changed our lives in the 19th and 20th centuries because they fulfilled mankind's ancient desire for unlimited communication. The... moreabout: Communications Engineering
© Hanf Museum
Price info: Guided tour: 15,00 € for the group. Price: €6.00 Reduced price: €4.00 Reduced price info: Children up to 10 years have free admission. Reduction for berlinpass and Welcomecard holders, students, pupils, etc. Guided tour: 15,00 € for the... moreabout: Hemp Inspired - Industrial Design
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