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© Georg Kolbe Museum, Foto: Enric Duch
The Hamburg-based artist Hoda Tawakol was invited to do a comissioned work for the museum’s garden. This and other textile sculptures can be seen in the garden exhibition Hoda Tawakol. ROOTS. Curator Eva da Silva Antunes Alves invites you to join her... moreabout: Curator's Tour
© KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, 2023. Foto: Frank Sperling
Tour through the streets into the past of KW. Meeting Point: KW courtyard Register via Museumsdienst Berlin Free admission. Limited number of participants. In cooperation with Museumsdienst Berlin. In the early 1990s, KW Institute for Contemporary... moreabout: Public Guided Tour on the history of KW: KW, a hike with Raoul Zöllner in German
© SPSG / Reinhardt & Sommer
Making seed balls or upcycling packaging waste into seed trays: every Saturday and Sunday, visitors to the "Re:Generation" exhibition in the forum at the tea kitchen at the Chinese House can take part in small experiments or practical activities. Admission... moreabout: Hands on!
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Humboldt Forum / Anika Büssemeier
Explore the Ethnological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art! Together with facilitators, you will wander through the newly furnished exhibition rooms and discover selected objects. The themes change. - 5 EUR pro Person - Book your ticket in advance... moreabout: Global Ramblings
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin
This free family programme provides an easy-to-understand and entertaining tour of "BerlinZEIT", the exhibition at Museum Ephraim-Palais. Families explore Berlin's past in a variety of ways. As they sprint through the centuries, they discover extraordinary... moreabout: Whizzing through Berlin's history(ies)
© Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin / schnellebuntebilder / Inside Outside | Petra Blaisse, Foto: Philipp Plum
How does a fish swarm actually work? How does the hand of a 19th century chimpanzee end up in a Berlin museum? How can you reconstruct an entire prehistoric animal from a fossilized footprint? What exactly do researchers do? What does science have to... moreabout: HUMBOLDT LABOR. Discovering humans and nature. Drop-In of the Humboldt Lab
© SPSG / Wolfgang Pfauder
The history of the ruling dynasties is also the history of carriages and horses. The glamorous entry of the future Queen Luise into the royal seat of Berlin was a highly acclaimed event. The ride in a golden carriage with a team of eight decorated horses... moreabout: Golden chariots and proud horses
© Museum für Kommunikation Berlin
Off goes the pneumatic tube! As the fastest means of transporting information, the pneumatic tube played a central role in inner-city communication in Berlin for 100 years. In the Museum of Communication, the pneumatic tube cellar of the former post... moreabout: Pneumatic tube guide
© SPSG
On this day, we want to take ourselves back in time, both dance-wise and fashion-wise, to the time of Queen Luise, who was a passionate dancer. In the morning and afternoon, convivial group and alley dances such as quadrilles, anglaises and ecossaises... moreabout: Courtly dancing pleasure in Paretz
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© Sufi-Zentrum Rabbaniyya / Tobias Lein
2023 marks the 750th anniversary of the death of the famous Sufi master Mawlana Jelaleddin Rumi. To mark the occasion, the Rabbaniyya Sufi Center is hosting a series of lectures and talks on various topics from Rumi’s poetic treasury of love. A series... moreabout: Mystical dimensions - On the trail of famous Sufis
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Sandra Weller
Inspired by the lovingly illustrated picture book bestseller "In an old house in Berlin", families draw and design miniature rooms from a bygone era. Equipped with a researcher booklet, the families explore the picture book in this open creative programme.... moreabout: Furnishing workshop
© SPSG / Jörg P. Anders
in 1810, the Hohenzollern Secret House Archive was transferred from Kulmbach to Bamberg, now in Bavaria, and in 1822, the ancestral gallery of the Franconian line with over 200 paintings was transferred to Berlin. Both had established the almost legendary... moreabout: Burgraves, Electors, Kings
© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, Foto: Harry Schnitger
Every first Sunday of the month at 3 pm there is a public guided tour of the Museum Berlin-Karlshorst. The Second World War in Europe ended on May 8, 1945 in what is now the Berlin-Karlshorst Museum. It was here that the commanders-in-chief of the German... moreabout: Guided tour through the Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
Prince Carl of Prussia not only had a great interest in Italian antiquity, but also a considerable collection of ancient busts, sculptures, inscription plates and fragments. During a walk with the sculpture curator Dr. Silke Kiesant you will get an insight... moreabout: Tracing the antiquity
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