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Why is the ice in the Arctic melting? And what does this mean for the climate around the world? In the family workshop, children and their adult companions explore these questions. Together we experiment with ice and water.Translated with DeepL Meeting... moreabout: Family workshop: Why is it melting?
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Benefit tour through Max Liebermann's garden with our gardener Sven Lieberenz as part of the appeal for donationsGarden. Donation. Future.find out more about the garden of the Liebermann Villa, the upcoming projects and see where your donations will be... moreabout: Benefit tours through Liebermann's garden
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What connections are there between art and sound? What artistic interpretations of sound can be found in contemporary art? The guided tour takes Naama Tsabar's works as a starting point for an exploration of the museum along acoustic works. Free of charge... moreabout: Themenführung: Sound
© SPSG / Kevin Mu
Visitors to the New Palace are greeted by a veritable treasure trove when they enter the Grotto Hall. The Garden Hall with its extraordinary room decoration is unique. More than 23,000 minerals, gemstones and fossils from all over the world can be found... moreabout: Mysterious sparkle: The Grotto Hall in the New Palace
© SPSG / Andre Stiebitz
When Prince Carl of Prussia had his summer residence built in Glienicke from 1824, he commissioned the architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel with the architectural designs. In the succession of this master builder, who died at an early age, it was Schinkel's... moreabout: Built dreams for Prince Carl
© Philip Pearlstein / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024
Queerness, desire and intimacy: the exhibition focusses on Andy Warhol's long-standing search for ideal beauty. Discover sensuality, sensitivity and sexuality in Warhol's works and the stars of the Factory, Mick Jagger, Wilhelmina Ross, Jean-Michel Basquiat... moreabout: Andy Warhol - explicit (in English)
© Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin
Guided tour on every third Sunday of the month Visit us on Sunday afternoon with friends, family or individually and take part in our public guided tour through the current exhibition “And yet it is art”. We will introduce you to the great Berlin artist... moreabout: Public guided tour
© Foto: © Natalija Miodragović & Dimitra Almpani-Lekka
Speculate with us about the materials of tomorrow and co-create a temporary exhibit for Futurium Lab! In the workshop series "Materialzukünfte besuchen” (Visiting Material Futures), researchers from Matters of Activity share insights into their work,... moreabout: Open Lab Abend: Growing Architecture – Co-Designing with Fungi
© Abb.: Raman Tratsiuk | Grafik: Bernhard Rose
28 international artists deal with border situations and reflect on the Polish-German border in audio, video, performance, installation, drawing and painting. The exhibition thematises the dual meaning of the term ‘sharing’ as a separation and as a shared... moreabout: Guided Tour "About Sharing"
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Christian Kielmann
A guided tour through "BerlinZEIT", the permanent exhibition on the history of the city. If you want to know why a quarter of Berlin's population actually came from Cölln or where the saying "Retourkutsche" comes from, you've come to the right place.... moreabout: Berlin history in compact form
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We invite you to take a walk along Berlin's most famous boulevard, Unter den Linden. City guide and author Dorothee Nolte will take you to places of the Mendelssohns, commented on by Heinrich Heine. We meet at the granite bowl in front of the Altes Museum... moreabout: The Lindenrolle
©Dirk Schories
The sustainable use of the seas, coasts and oceans is a major challenge that concerns us all. A visible sign of this is the plastic waste that washes up on our beaches or oily seabirds after a tanker accident. How do we want to live with the oceans?... moreabout: Living with oceans, but how?
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How does Morse code work? Morse code is like a cipher: Letters are converted into a signal consisting of three symbols: short signal, long signal and pause. Your name can also be converted into Morse code. We use short and long wooden beads for the symbols... moreabout: Just do it: Morse chains
© Foto: Luca Girardini
Please book an exhibition ticket and come to the Gropius Bau’s foyer at the time of the guided tour. Individual guided tours for groups can be booked via Museumsdienst: +49 30 247 49 888 or Meeting point: Gropius Bau, Foyer Price info: Also available... moreabout: Guided Tour in English
© Jüdisches Museum Berlin, Foto: Yves Sucksdorff
The Jewish Museum Berlin created ANOHA for its youngest visitors. Located in a former wholesale flower market, it's designed for children ages three to ten. This children's world is dedicated to the story of Noah's ark from the Torah. Young visitors can... moreabout: ANOHA for adults
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