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With the completion of Sanssouci Palace in 1748, Frederick II's summer residence became a place where, in addition to his daily political business, the king preferred to spend time with the arts and sciences, away from courtly ceremonial. The round table... moreabout: A King Without a Court Holds Court: Frederick II's Round Table at Sanssouci Palace

Date:

Friday, 15/November/2024 16:30

Venue:

Park Sanssouci - Schloss Sanssouci

Address:

Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam

Price: €18.00 Reduced price: €14.00 Booking: Bookable from June 2024 moreabout: Ohne Sorgen. Ein abendlicher Rundgang durch Schloss Sanssouci

Date:

Friday, 11/October/2024 17:30

Venue:

Park Sanssouci - Schloss Sanssouci

Address:

Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam

The Christmas season is wonderful: we decorate our homes and classrooms, write wish lists to Santa Claus, bake Christmas cookies and look forward to the presents. But why does Christmas even exist? What was it like in the past and what do we know about... moreabout: Celebrating and giving gifts in the past

Date:

Sunday, 08/December/2024 13:00 (3 more dates)

Venue:

Schloss Charlottenburg

Address:

Spandauer Damm 22, 14059 Berlin-Charlottenburg

Christmas is a holiday steeped in tradition: we decorate our homes, visit Christmas markets, get together with family and friends, celebrate and dine, give each other presents and perhaps go to church. Where do these traditions come from? How did people... moreabout: Celebrating and giving - Christmas and festive culture

Date:

Sunday, 01/December/2024 13:00 (3 more dates)

Venue:

Schloss Charlottenburg

Address:

Spandauer Damm 22, 14059 Berlin-Charlottenburg

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

Date:

Sunday, 06/October/2024 14:45 (3 more dates)

Venue:

Anoha

Address:

Fromet-und-Moses-Mendelssohn-Platz 1, 10969 Berlin-Kreuzberg

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"

Date:

Saturday, 19/October/2024 14:00 (1 more date)

Venue:

Schlossgarten Glienicke

Address:

Königstraße 36 A, 14109 Berlin-Zehlendorf

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"

Date:

Friday, 25/October/2024 14:00

Venue:

Schlossgarten Glienicke

Address:

Königstraße 36 A, 14109 Berlin-Zehlendorf

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"

Date:

Saturday, 05/October/2024 14:00

Venue:

Schlossgarten Glienicke

Address:

Königstraße 36 A, 14109 Berlin-Zehlendorf

In July 1941, the municipal mental hospital for children, known as "Wiesengrund" for short, was set up in Wittenau at Eichborndamm 238/240. Children who were classified as "unworthy of life" according to the guidelines of the National Socialist "hereditary... moreabout: Memorial site with history laboratory at Eichborndamm 238

Date:

Thursday, 24/October/2024 17:00

Venue:

Gedenkort mit Geschichtslabor am Eichborndamm 238

Address:

Eichborndamm 238, 13437 Berlin-Reinickendorf

In July 1941, the municipal mental hospital for children, known as "Wiesengrund" for short, was set up in Wittenau at Eichborndamm 238/240. Children who were classified as "unworthy of life" according to the guidelines of the National Socialist "hereditary... moreabout: Memorial site with history laboratory at Eichborndamm 238

Date:

Sunday, 24/November/2024 14:00

Venue:

Gedenkort mit Geschichtslabor am Eichborndamm 238

Address:

Eichborndamm 238, 13437 Berlin-Reinickendorf

To accompany the exhibition "Remembering in Lichtenberg", the Förderkreis Museum Lichtenberg invites you to six public guided tours. On the fifth tour in the series, Thomas Thiele will guide you through the Fennpfuhl and tell you exciting stories about... moreabout: History on site: "The Fennpfuhl - a city within the city"

Date:

Saturday, 05/October/2024 14:00

Venue:

Fennpfuhl

Address:

Storkower Straße 207 A, 10369 Berlin-Lichtenberg

Tour through the streets into the past of KW. in English Meeting Point: KW courtyard Register via Museumsdienst Berlin Free admission. Limited number of participants. In cooperation with Museumsdienst Berlin. Also bookable as a private tour for... moreabout: KW, a hike with Raoul Zöllner in English

Date:

Sunday, 13/October/2024 11:00

Venue:

KW - Institute for Contemporary Art

Address:

Auguststraße 69, 10117 Berlin-Mitte

Sanssouci Palace stands at the top of a vineyard. The king who lived here had the small palace and garden built according to his own ideas. He did not live alone in his vineyard castle, as he had many animal companions. King Frederick not only loved his... moreabout: King Fritz on the vineyard

Date:

Saturday, 07/December/2024 16:30

Venue:

Park Sanssouci - Schloss Sanssouci

Address:

Maulbeerallee, 14469 Potsdam

The chronological arc of the special tour spans from the reign of Friedrich Wilhelm I to the end of the monarchy. The more recent history of the palace is then examined: in 1927, the newly founded palace administration opened the palace as a museum. During... moreabout: From royal property to castle museum: the castle's eventful history of use

Date:

Sunday, 06/October/2024 11:00

Venue:

Schloss Königs Wusterhausen

Address:

Schloßplatz 1, 15711 Königs Wusterhausen

A Nazi forced labor camp was located in Tegel-Süd, on the site at Billerbecker Weg 123 A, from 1942 to 1945. It was run by a subsidiary of the Borsig company and was one of the largest camps in Berlin with a capacity of 1,500 inmates. Buildings from the... moreabout: Historical site Krumpuhler Weg

Date:

Sunday, 06/October/2024 14:00

Venue:

Historischer Ort Krumpuhler Weg

Address:

Billerbecker Weg 123A, 13507 Berlin-Reinickendorf