© visitBerlin, Foto: Fotoagentur Wolf, freiheitswerke Museums in Berlin From Museum Island to the GDR museum
© Anne Frank Zentrum Berlin, Foto: Mandy Kloetzer Anne Frank Zentrum Who was Anne Frank? At Berlin’s Anne Frank Zentrum you can learn more about a girl who was full of ideas, hopes and dreams - her famous diary is the focus of the exhibition. Read more
© Camera4 Olympiastadion Berlin In Berlin’s Olympiastadion (Olympic Stadium), thrill to some of the best in world class sport, concerts and events! Read more
© visitberlin, Foto: Wolfgang Scholvien Schloss Bellevue From Theodor Heuss to Frank-Walter Steinmeier – all of them have resided here while in office, because Schloss Bellevue is the seat of the Germany’s president. Read more
© Foto: Mathias Schormann PalaisPopulaire The PalaisPopulaire is a modern exhibition space for contemporary art. Guests can expect a special mixture of art, culture, and sport. Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Philipp Ganzer Heimathafen Neukölln In a historical atmosphere, and with a very varied programme including everything from readings to plays, you can expect popular theatre at its finest. Read more
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte, Foto: Axel Thünker Tränenpalast Parting tears. This is what the partition of Germany meant for many Berliners and their personal stories can be found in the Tränenpalast (Palace of Tears). Read more
© (c) SPSG Marmorpalais Leo Seidel Marble House Silesian marble and red brick lend the palace its romantic aura, although the lakeshore location does not hurt, either. Read more
© iStock.com, Foto: savoia Band des Bundes Berlin’s government buildings form a bridge over the river Spree connecting East and West. Known as the Band des Bundes – the “Federal Ribbon” – they are a fascinating mixture of modern architecture and German history. Read more
Architecture & Design © Clemens Poloczek Architecture & Design 31/08/2024 – 15/09/2024 WANNA SEE WANNSEE? WANNA SEE WANNSEE? Architecture & Design 31/08/2024 – 15/09/2024 WANNA SEE WANNSEE? For over 95 years, the iconic Wannsee lido has been attracting the whole of Berlin to the Wannsee bay. Many people are familiar with the… Read more
Revue © David Beecroft Revue 18/09/2024 THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN F. & F.: Album Release Party THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN F. & F.: Album Release Party Revue 18/09/2024 THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN F. & F.: Album Release Party Album Release Party & Poetry Concert with Shannon Sullivan, Simon Schmidt & Ali Hasan. Read more
© visitBerlin Museum im Alten Wasserwerk The Museum im Wasserwerk on Berlin's Müggelsee celebrates the two most important technical achievements of the metropolis: clean water and… Read more
© Carpet Villa by Jens Christian Wittig Neuer Berliner Kunstverein n.b.k. (New Berlin Art Society) Discover Berlin’s trendiest art at the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein n.b.k, and take some of your favourite exhibits home with you. Read more
© Ta-Trung Berlin Liebermann-Villa Experience the Liebermann-Villa – a masterpiece of splendid garden art, architecture and the work of the late Max Liebermann. Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Pierre Adenis Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe In the middle of the city is the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, and imposing place of remembrance and warning. Read more
© Ronald Schirrmacher IBZ Königsheide in Berlin Residential childcare in the GDR is presented at an authentic location in the IBZ Königsheide in Berlin. Read more
© berlin-lights.com, Foto: Verworner Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien A former hospital, today you'll find Bethanien one of Kreuzberg's most established contemporary studio come arts spaces. Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Arthur F. Selbach Schönhausen House and Estate In Pankow you will find the Schönhausen House: once the summer residence of the Prussian kings and then the seat of the East German head of state, it now houses exhibitions. Read more
© visitBerlin, Foto: Maxi-Lena Schuleit nGbK - neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst (New society for fine arts) A dedicated club that combines art and democracy: The Neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst or nGbK in Kreuzberg is dedicated to politically relevant themes. Read more
© HU-Berlin, Foto: Matthias Heide The Veterinary School’s Anatomical Theatre (Tieranatomisches Theater) The Tieranatomisches Theater of the Humboldt University of Berlin hosts applied sciences exhibits in a classical setting. Read more
© wikimedia, Foto: Eisenacher (CCBY-SA3-0) Dorotheenstädtischer cemetery A walk through German cultural history – the Dorotheenstädtischer Friedhof is where important figures from Hegel to Brecht were laid to rest. Read more