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© Marie Newid
Together with the Prinzessinnengärten team, we garden and harvest in the beds in front of the museum once a month. Your own ideas and questions are welcome! Urban gardening or the good old allotment garden - city dwellers long for a piece of nature.... moreabout: Open gardening consultation
© PMSG, SPSG / André Stiebitz
As the second-born son of Frederick William III, Prince Carl of Prussia always stood in the political shadow of his elder brothers Frederick William IV and William I. By rebuilding Glienicke Palace and laying out the Glienicke Palace and Landscape Garden... moreabout: Italy on the Havel
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Forced labour and labour exploitation have occurred in various forms throughout history. During the National Socialist tyranny, around 13 million men, women and children were forced to work under inhumane conditions in the German Reich alone. Even today,... moreabout: Forced labour and labour exploitation under National Socialism and today
© Museum für Kommunikation Berlin / Yves Sucksdorff
Every Sunday at 1:30 pm and every first Tuesday of the month at 6 pm we offer a free guided tour (in German) of KLIMA_X. No registration necessary, just drop by. About the exhibition: We all know the burden of good intentions. Often we know what would... moreabout: Guided tour of the special exhibition KLIMA_X
© SDTB / Ériver Hijano
Why is the ice in the Arctic melting? And what does this mean for the climate around the world?Come on board the POLARSTERN. Prepare for your research mission: Collect climate data in the Arctic. It will help us to develop climate models. This will help... moreabout: Family tour "Thin ice"
© SPSG / Hans Bach
The mysterious Grottenberg was built for King Friedrich Wilhelm III and Queen Luise towards the end of the 18th century. A colorful pavilion in Far Eastern style crowned the hill, a grotto decorated with mirror glass, porcelain and shells and a seemingly... moreabout: The mysterious Grottenberg
© Annette Paul
The "Parkwandel" project focuses on the visible changes in Sanssouci Park with workshops that combine a walk, knowledge transfer and artistic realization. People from the age of 5 are invited to join artist Annette Paul in observing the aesthetics of... moreabout: Park change
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Speed limit on highways? Allow cannabis? Ban TikTok? You have an opinion on everything. But how did they actually come about? What information influenced it, where did it come from? It's up to you: how do you form your opinion? Discuss with us and be... moreabout: Your democracy
© DHM
Together we go on a discovery tour and explore the history of the oldest building on Unter den Linden. What kind of "stuff" was kept here? Who built it and what do the many figures on the façade and roof mean? We use binoculars to look for answers and... moreabout: Of crowns and cannons: Around the armoury with binoculars
© SPSG / Hillert Ibbeken
The extremely delicate garden, which attracts attention due to its ground modeling, is integrated with its trees and architecture into a network of views of the immediate and wider surroundings. Here too, on the banks of the Havel, trees and shrubs have... moreabout: Pleasureground Glienicke - spatial composition and climate change
© Oliver Ziebe
With the exhibition "Off to Italy! With Liebermann in Venice, Florence and Rome" (May 4 to September 2, 2024), the Liebermann-Villa am Wannsee presents Max Liebermann's eventful relationship with Italy and its cultural landscape for the first time, with... moreabout: Touch tour "Off to Italy!"
© Museum Reinickendorf
In Tegel-Süd, on the site Billerbecker Weg 123 A, there was a Nazi forced labor camp from 1942 to 1945. It was operated by a subsidiary of the Borsig company and, with a capacity of 1,500 inmates, was one of the largest camps in Berlin. Buildings from... moreabout: Guided tour Historical place Krumpuhler way
© PMSG, SPSG / André Stiebitz
The Glienicke country estate was redesigned in the 1820s in the style of antique Italian villas. During the guided tour through the garden courtyard, the "Pleasureground" and the living quarters, it becomes clear how masterfully nature and life intertwine... moreabout: Garden(ing) spaces through the ages: flower tendrils and porcelain painting
© Futurium | Midjourney
Politics is sometimes difficult to understand. What will it be like in the future? We’re going to talk with you in straightforward language about the politics of tomorrow. How do you yourself engage in politics? Which topics are important right now? And... moreabout: How would you like to shape the politics of the future?
© SPSG / Reinhardt & Sommer, Potsdam
Peacock Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a nature reserve of European importance with a variety of species-rich biotopes and an impressive stock of old trees. This requires a special approach to preserving the site. During the tour, the nature... moreabout: Can a garden monument be a nature reserve?
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