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Housed in a remarkable building in Tiergarten, the Bauhaus Archive/Museum of Design in Berlin was constructed to a modified design by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius. more

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Among Berlin’s museums are a number of major institutions of international renown, including the Pergamon Museum, the Gemäldegalerie and the Museum für Naturkunde. The city’s boroughs are also home to a range of heritage museums for local history as well as leading specialist museums. more

Pergamon Museum, Museum Island, Jewish Museum and many more: Berlin's top museums with adresses, information about current exhibitions, entrance fees, opening hours and public transportion. The Institute for Museum Research of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation annually publishes a list of the most visited museums. more

An overview of the best current museum, art and photography exhibitions at Berlin's top museums, galleries and event venues. Stories about love, intimacy, addiction and loss: the exhibition "This Will Not End Well" at the Neue Nationalgalerie presents a retrospective of the extraordinary photographer and filmmaker Nan Goldin. more. more

See the best museum, art and photography exhibitions at Berlin's top museums, galleries and event venues. more. The Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, Museum Island and more: A trip to Berlin wouldn't be complete without visiting these attractions and sights. more. more

Combining culture and entertainment: Experiential and interactive exhibitions in Berlin offer art and cultural history to see, hear, touch and try out. more

Look for your guide holding an orange umbrella. The Hansaviertel neighbourhood in the west of Berlin is considered a jewel of modernism. The tour focuses on the pioneering architecture of the neighbourhood. more

Experience all of Berlin's major sights as you hop on and off the bus at any station of this tour of Berlin's city center. more. The Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, Museum Island and more: A trip to Berlin wouldn't be complete without visiting these attractions and sights. more

From Alexanderplatz to Zoo: the most important attractions and sights in Berlin from A to Z. more. From architecture and history to parks and gardens: the most important sights in Berlin sorted by topic. more. Where old meets new: the Berlin cityscape features buildings ranging from the Middle Ages to the modern age. more

Discover Berlin's most intriguing architectural gems and landmarks: Gendarmenmarkt is arguably Berlin's most beautiful square and the site of three impressive buildings: the German Cathedral, the French Cathedral, and the Konzerthaus. more. more

Museum Island is a unique ensemble of five museums in the center of Berlin. The entire complex is listed by as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Right in the heart of Berlin, nestled between the Spree River and the Spree Canal, lies the world-famous Museum Island. more

After severe damage during the Second World War, the façade was rebuilt in a simplified form. The portal, on the other hand, is richly decorated and features ornamentation typical of the period. Inside the Ribbeck-Haus is the Center for Berlin Studies of the Berlin Central and State Library. more

Pei building of the German Historical Museum in Berlin. More than 7,000 exclusive exhibits from the German Historical Museum's collections, whose historical testimonial value is utterly unique, are displayed over 8,000 square metres, presenting a lively, vivid tableau of German history. more

Roughly half a million people crossed the sector borders in Berlin each day in both directions, enabling them to compare living conditions on both sides. In 1960 alone, around 200,000 people made a permanent move to the West. The GDR was on the brink of social and economic collapse. more

Along a total of around 160 kilometers, the Berlin Wall Trail traces the course of the former GDR border fortifications encircling West Berlin. Find out where the Wall once stood and where you can find historical and current Wall-related sites inside the city. More information. more

Information about New Guardhouse (Neue Wache) in Berlin: Address, history, public transport and more. more

Perhaps the most famous playground in Germany is located on Kollwitzplatz in the center of Prenzlauer Berg. But there are many other reasons why the Kollwitzkiez neighborhood is so popular with families and many other people. more

Berlin entrepreneurs can use the web portal to conveniently and securely complete all administrative services relating to their company online. more. Information about Berlin's administration and politics, the governing mayor, the senate and the senators, the district administration and polity. more

Die Oper, geplant seit April 1927, war für Weill nach wie vor das eigentliche Hauptunternehmen in der Zusammenarbeit mit Brecht, währen Brecht nach den Erfahrungen mit der Dreigroschenoper nicht mehr an die Reformierbarkeit der Oper glaubte und sich verstärkt seinem Interesse am Lehrstück und anderen Projekten zuwandte.Eine von Weills Ideen ... more