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To document war-damaged houses, Herwarth Staudt photographed the ruins in Schöneberg between 1949 and 1957 on behalf of the district's building control office. In total, the district recorded a loss of 35000 apartments, which corresponded to 60 percent of all…
Where the German Museum of Technology and the park at Gleisdreieck are located today was once the Anhalter Bahnhof. Today, however, only a few relics remind us of its importance and hustle and bustle. On the basis of around six years of research work by the…
A 90-minute, sizzling 360-degree dance and show experience. A feast for the senses and breathtaking entertainment that captivates its audience in a charming and soulful way.
In any weather and throughout the year, between 60-100 dealers:inside offer everything you need or have been looking for years. Since not only professionals participate in the market, but also many private people and hobby dealers, there are interesting goods…
With a view towards the tropical garden we are offering a rich brunch buffet with everything your heart desires on selected dates from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Climate Cultures Festival Berlin - Planet schreibt zurück! 2021
At the beginning of the accelerated global warming is carbon, which we burn massively in the form of oil, gas and coal. Climate change will be the future of mankind, a climate culture is needed.
The lovingly compiled exhibition shows nativity scenes from all over the world. About one hundred nativity scenes are presented, which interpret the birth of Jesus from different cultural perspectives.
Ursli & Toni Pfister invite us to the big "Saturday night show" and take us back to the world of Schlager in the 1970s. It's going to be pompous: About 60 costumes and 20 wigs were made to shine in the wings. A television choir and a television ballet support…
It is a flea market of superlatives, which can easily compete with international comparison. And which is known all over the world. Berlin tourists from all continents like to come here just as much as Berliners do.
GUSTAVO – gracias, BERLIN! & Sophie Kirchner – Träume aus Papier | Paper Dreams
Opening of the two exhibitions "GUSTAVO – gracias, BERLIN!" & "Sophie Kirchner – Paper Dreams ". We cordially invite you to the soft opening from 10 am to 9 pm at Schloss Biesdorf.
Experience "Stars in Concert", Berlin's most successful live show. The world's best doubles bring the great legends of music history such as Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Louis Armstrong, JLo or Whitney Houston to Madonna and The Blues Brothers or Cher live…
At the end of the year, Schloss Biesdorf is showing a retrospective of the important contemporary Spanish artist GUSTAVO. A characteristic feature of his painting are the colourful whimsical figures he captures on canvas in absurd and comical situations.
The exhibition at the Museum Barberini is dedicated to the hitherto hardly explored reception of French light painting in Russia and shows the internationality of the pictorial language around 1900 by means of more than 80 works - from Ilya Repin to Kazimir…
Two weeks before the current premiere (note: there are a few exceptions!), the dramaturges in charge of the production invite you to an introductory matinee on Sunday at noon in the upper foyer. This is an opportunity to gain a deeper insight into the work and…
The Charlotte von Mahlsdorf Collection - A Treasure
The Gründerzeit Museum of the Charlotte von Mahlsdorf in Berlin now houses one of the most beautiful collections of the so called "Gründerzeit" in Berlin. Together with the manor park and the museum, the manor house in Mahlsdorf forms a highly worth seeing…
Träume aus Papier // Paper Dreams – A photographic work by Sophie Kirchner
30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, photographer Sophie Kirchner, born in East Berlin in 1984, asked East Germans to show her what they bought with their welcome money. The exhibition shows photographs of the purchased objects and portraits of their…
Expansive installations and captivating stories guide visitors through seven distinctive sides of Berlin. Each room features surprising objects and motifs: Right in the middle of BERLIN GLOBAL is a huge rusty vault door.
The exhibition "Church for Sale" is titled after a series of works by Edgar Arceneaux showing billboards from the financially bankrupt city of Detroit. These boards advertise the sale of church spaces and, by extension, community-building gathering spaces.
When the days are noticeably shorter, the nights noticeably colder and the lights in the windows become more colourful and colourful, Advent has reached us again. But, what would the pre-Christmas time be without fairy tale time in the winter garden!
