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© SPSG / Sascha Hausmann
On Open Monument Day, herb woman Alfruna takes her guests on a tour of the castle garden and opens their eyes to the plant world of the 15th and 16th centuries. Myths, sagas and legends about flowers, herbs, the wild forest and its connoisseurs bring... moreabout: Magical nature
© Museum Reinickendorf
Armaments industry and forced labor Industrial walk with Björn Berghausen On the road in Reinickendorf 28.04.2024 10 am Tegel's economic and industrial history is inextricably linked with the name Borsig: No other industrial settlement in the later... moreabout: Armaments industry and forced labor
© SPSG / Manfred Hamm
for over 200 years, Charlottenburg Palace served almost all Prussian rulers and their families as a place of representation or as a private retreat. After the end of the monarchy, it was opened to the general public as a museum palace and was destroyed... moreabout: Royal interiors and art-historical masterpieces: The New Pavilion of Friedrich Wilhelm III.
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Cordia Schlegelmilch
For 30 years, the Palast der Republik characterized the center of Berlin - as a representative building of the GDR with a great cultural offer, as a place of peaceful revolution and German unity, as a place of decay, but also of interim use until its... moreabout: Adored or avoided: the Palace of the Republic. Guided tour in German on Museum Sunday
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kupferstichkabinett / Friederike Eden
Meeting point: exhibition Price info: Free of charge on Museum Sunday. moreabout: Discovering Stories on Museum Sunday (in English)
© Domarchiv/Günter Stahn
Opened in 1905, Berlin Cathedral was badly damaged by bombing during the war. With its ith its blackened figures and makeshift dome, it looked like a relic of the past on the edge of Marx-Engels-Platz with its mass marches and military parades in the... moreabout: THE BERLIN CATHEDRAL
© links: © Stiftung Polnisch-Deutsche Aussöhnung | rechts: © Thomas Brauner
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
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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
During the drop-in programme, children can discover the Augsburg monthly picture and the stories hidden in it together with knowledgeable tour guides. Supported by a telescope and fabric samples, they explore scenes from the painting and hidden information.... moreabout: Drop-in offer "Make your own picture!"
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The failed assassination attempt carried out by Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg was the largest coup attempt by the German resistance against the Nazi leadership. However, even if it had succeeded, this coup would have come too late for large parts... moreabout: "Too late!?" - The assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler on July 20, 1944
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When 10,000 units of the VW Golf I officially arrived in the GDR at the end of the 1970s, everyone wanted to buy one. Some of the coveted cars were distributed via institutions and companies and only a few were sold via a Wartburg registration. However,... moreabout: Gulf stream to the East
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kunstgewerbemuseum / Stephan Klonk, Public Domain Mark 1.0
Meeting point: Kasse Schloss Köpenick Price: €12.00 Booking: booking/prior registration essential moreabout: Schloss Köpenick – Barock im Original
© Foto: Ines Thomsen / © Annett Ilijew und Michael Ruetz
How can time and transience be visualised; how can changes in a society or an urban space be documented? Since the mid-1960s, artist Michael Ruetz has been observing the transformation of natural and urban environments at places in Berlin, Germany and... moreabout: Poesie der Zeit. Michael Ruetz – Timescapes 1966–2023
© Anne Frank Zentrum, Foto: Ruthe Zuntz
The tour is aimed at blind and visually impaired people and their companions. Employees of the Anne Frank Zentrum present the biographical, interactive and inclusive exhibition of the Anne Frank Zentrum. Who was Anne Frank? What is her diary all about... moreabout: Touch tour through the exhibition "All about Anne"
© 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
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