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The Kinemathek is moving, and we're taking you with us! A program to mark the move to the E-Werk Berlin's Mitte district is a walk-in attraction. From the amusement palaces of the Weimar era to the techno temples after the fall of the Wall: history was... moreabout: Agents, wall woodpeckers and a flying Emil
© 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.
© 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
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
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: Charlottenburg - a "Hohenzollern Museum?": Contemporary forms of commemoration of the former ruling dynasty
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Visit film locations with us in Berlin's "old west" along Kurfürstendamm and beyond. Discover locations for films such as 'Menschen am Sonntag' (1930) and 'Bourne Supremacy' (2004) or current series such as 'Ku'damm 56 & 59' (2016/18) and 'Wir Kinder... moreabout: A cinematic stroll between boulevard and drug excess
© akg-images / Willo Göpel
Since 2012, the museum has been presenting its art historical research as well as its urban and everyday history collection in the Villa Oppenheim near Charlottenburg Palace. moreabout: West!
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kupferstichkabinett / Volker-H. Schneider
In 1532, Dutch artist Maarten van Heemskerck (1498–1574) embarked on a journey from Haarlem to Rome. From his roughly five-year stay in the Eternal City, the Kupferstichkabinett Berlin has preserved a unique collection of around 170 drawings. In addition... moreabout: The Allure of Rome
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Imagine your place of residence is free of cars and there is suddenly a lot of space! How would you use the newly gained space and turn a gap between houses, a riverbank, empty streets or an abandoned plot of land into a feel-good place? Your ideas are... moreabout: Three-day vacation workshop
© Futurium
Imagine your place of residence is free of cars and there is suddenly a lot of space! How would you use the newly gained space and turn a gap between houses, a riverbank, empty streets or an abandoned plot of land into a feel-good place? Your ideas are... moreabout: Three-day vacation workshop
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Marcus Glahn
To the complete summer program 2024 of the Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin. Meeting point: Foyer Price: €36.00 Booking: booking/prior registration essential moreabout: With Maarten to ancient Rome
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kupferstichkabinett / Dietmar Katz
Meeting point: information Price: €12.00 Booking: booking/prior registration essential moreabout: Rome – Views (in English)
© (c) Centrum Judaicum, M. Billeb
After the atrocities of the Holocaust, only a few thousand Jews lived in the eastern sector of Berlin. Over the next few years, many emigrated abroad or to the West. However, some returned from exile after the war for political and ideological reasons... moreabout: Hammer, compass, Star of David? Jews in the GDR.
© Landesdenkmalamt Berlin
This 2-hour city tour is about houses and people in the New Era quarter. With Eva Gosh/Karin Maaß. We meet at the corner of Markgrafenstr. and Jägerstr. Meeting point: corner of Markgrafenstr. and Jägerstr. Price: €10.00 Booking: Please register by... moreabout: The Mendelssohns in Friedrichstadt
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City guide Sabine Krusen will take you to the graves of the Mendelssohns and their relatives at the Schönhauser Allee Jewish Cemetery. We meet at the entrance to the Schönhauser Allee Jewish Cemetery. Price: €10.00 Booking: Please register by phone... moreabout: The graves of the Mendelssohns
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Learn more about Alexander von Humboldt's life in Berlin-Mitte at this joint event organized by the Mendelssohn Society and the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. A city tour with Ingo Schwarz/Katja Schicht. We meet at the corner... moreabout: On the trail of Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin-Mitte
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