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The Britzer Garten attracts thousands of visitors to the south of Neukölln every year with its wonderful, expansive park landscape. Nevertheless, the park offers many beautiful places where visitors feel completely alone in a quiet area. In any weather.
On the grounds of what was once Berlin's largest school garden, the Botanical People's Park Blankenfelde-Pankow offers 34 hectares of listed buildings and gardens from the beginning of the 20th century. It is surrounded by valuable natural forests and meadows…
Utopie Kulturforum. Transformation eines Stadtviertels
"Utopia Kulturforum" - a joint exhibition by the neighboring institutions on the utopian potential of an urban space condemned to vision. An exhibition by St. Matthew's Church, the Philharmonic Hall, the New National Gallery, the Art Library, the Museum of…
Did you know that wine is grown in Berlin? You can visit Berlin's largest vineyard in the Neukölln district. In the south of Berlin, about 1,500 vines grow on the site of almost 5,000 m². A wonderful green destination. Enjoy Berlin wine, concerts and readings…
Autumn time is dahlia time! When summer ends and the days become shorter, the dahlias defy the rhythm of the seasons and bloom in all imaginable colors and shapes until the first frost. Around 7,000 dahlias open their blossoms at the large special show "Dahlia…
The DDR Museum is unique, extraordinary and one of the most visited museums in Berlin. We show the everyday life of a past state to touch. History is conveyed in a lively, interactive and yet scientifically sound way. However, please be aware of the current…
With over 300,000 objects, the DDR Museum owns the world's largest collection about the DDR. In our location at Rochstraße 14 between Hackescher Markt and Alexanderplatz, on 800 squared metres, you can expect an exclusive insight into the collection of the DDR…
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.
Opening of the exhibition Garden of the Chapel of Reconciliation 60 years ago, the Berlin Wall cemented the German division in Berlin. In the commemorative year 2021, the Chapel of Reconciliation and the Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial are showing works by…
All photos tell a story: the story of meeting and having children - from everyday life in the family and the growing up of the children to the funeral of a family member. The common thread is the depiction of relationships. Relationships are the central theme…
Sensational illusions packed in an explosion of glitter, fun and tiger skin – that’s what we always look forward to from Siegfried & Joy. Not only were they celebrated by numerous theatres and festivals for their prizewinning debut show, the press was also…
Berlin has much more to offer than the typical tourist attractions. The city is one of the most biodiverse in Europe. The exhibition "Naturally BERLIN!" shows that the city and nature are not opposites.
Otto Prokop und sein Institut für Gerichtliche Medizin im geteilten Berlin
In five chapters, the exhibition follows the unusual life of a medical personality who shaped the reputation of the Charité in divided Berlin like no other. Against the respective historical backgrounds, it shows the medical focal points of his work and his…
The light experience tour at the Olympiastadion Berlin: the full-colour floodlights, the computer-controlled roof lighting, the impressive architectural lighting and, finally, a spectacular show that sets the stage perfectly for the light.
The Plötzensee Memorial Center commemorating the victims of National Socialism is a European site of quiet remembrance. From 1933 to 1945, more than 2,800 people unjustly sentenced to death by the National Socialist judiciary were executed here. They included…
The permanent exhibition tells the stories of people who helped Jews suffering persecution during the Nazi dictatorship. It depicts both the plight of the Jews in view of the impending deportations and the actions and motives of the women and men who helped…
