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Heinz Jankofsky (1935 – 2002) was one of the most popular cartoonists in the GDR. The well-known, lovable characters with bulbous noses were his trademark. He published his drawings in Eulenspiegel, the NBI and in daily newspapers. After the fall of the... moreabout: “Heinz Jankofsky Caricature Contest”
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Seit 2010 spielen Ensembles der Staatskapelle im Bode-Museum, einem Juwel der Berliner Museumslandschaft. Matinee-Konzerte von gut einer Stunde Dauer im Gobelinsaal mit Musik aus den vergangenen Jahrhunderten können zwanglos in weitere Stunden im Museum... moreabout: Museumskonzert X
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Seit 2010 spielen Ensembles der Staatskapelle im Bode-Museum, einem Juwel der Berliner Museumslandschaft. Matinee-Konzerte von gut einer Stunde Dauer im Gobelinsaal mit Musik aus den vergangenen Jahrhunderten können zwanglos in weitere Stunden im Museum... moreabout: Museumskonzert IV
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Seit 2010 spielen Ensembles der Staatskapelle im Bode-Museum, einem Juwel der Berliner Museumslandschaft. Matinee-Konzerte von gut einer Stunde Dauer im Gobelinsaal mit Musik aus den vergangenen Jahrhunderten können zwanglos in weitere Stunden im Museum... moreabout: Museumskonzert V
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Music from Barock bis Moderne moreabout: Museumskonzert I
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Seit 2010 spielen Ensembles der Staatskapelle im Bode-Museum, einem Juwel der Berliner Museumslandschaft. Matinee-Konzerte von gut einer Stunde Dauer im Gobelinsaal mit Musik aus den vergangenen Jahrhunderten können zwanglos in weitere Stunden im Museum... moreabout: Museumskonzert VIII
Our new permanent exhibition tells how Lichtenberg became what it is today and what makes it so special. The focus is on the themes of working - living - changing, which can be experienced in four exhibition rooms: In the room WHAT, events from the history... moreabout: What? Where? Who? WOW! Lichtenberg
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Silk is considered magnificent, exquisite and desirable - a myth that spans cultures and times. The legendary silk thread is produced from the cocoons of the Bombyx mori caterpillar, which eats the leaves of the mulberry tree. The cocoons are boiled,... moreabout: Mulberry town
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Among the greatest treasures to be admired in the Oranienburg Palace Museum are huge tapestries from the 17th century. With great patience and skill, the weavers depicted entire stories on these tapestries: The Elector on horseback in a battle or princesses... moreabout: Enchanting wool and silk
Flavoring with plants, healing with plants - this has a long tradition. The use of plants for healing purposes has been known since prehistoric times. Medicinal herbalism has been of great importance since ancient times. The medicinal plant garden at... moreabout: Group tour: Herbs and medicinal plants - spices and remedies from nature
Anlässlich des Museumssonntags bietet das Museum in der aktuellen Sonderausstellung „Offenes Haus. Eine hundertjährige Moschee in Berlin“ öffentliche Führungen im Werkstattformat an. Individuelle Erkundungen und Gruppengesprächen entlang vorgeschlagene... moreabout: Werkstatt-Gespräche in der Sonderausstellung „Offenes Haus“
On Museum Sunday, the museum is offering public guided tours in a workshop format in the current special exhibition "Open House. A Centenary Mosque in Berlin". Individual explorations and group discussions based on activating questions are offered: What... moreabout: Workshop talks in the special exhibition "Open House"
With an area of 43 hectares and almost 20,000 plant species, the Berlin Botanical Garden is not only the largest in Germany, but also one of the most important in the world. The over 100-year-old garden monument has always had a very special attraction. Historical... moreabout: Group tour: See the Botanic Garden with different eyes
Do plants have sex? The botanist Johann Gottlieb Gleditsch found the answer to this question in 1749. With a dwarf palm in the Berlin Botanical Garden - still owned by the Botanical Museum today - he provided proof of the sexuality of plants. But this... moreabout: Group tour: Reproduction and dispersal in the plant kingdom
Visitors to the Berlin Botanical Garden can travel around the world in a short space of time. A 13-hectare walk takes you from Europe via the Alps and the Himalayas to Asia and from there on to North America. The extraordinary landscape architecture... moreabout: Group tour: Plant geography - The world in a garden
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