In June 2021 the Jewish Museum Berlin is opening its own children's museum. The exact start date of the exhibition ANOHA will be announced. ANOHA takes the story of Noah from the Torah as its starting point for a journey into the future.
Finally open! See what's behind the reconstructed facades from 20 July 2021. Secure time slot tickets online now and visit the first exhibitions for 100 days with free admission! Discover a new piece of Berlin.
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…
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…
How do networks work? How do they change our everyday life? On 1,600 square meters, the new permanent exhibition "Das Netz. People, cables, data streams "Insights into the networked world.
The permanent
exhibition of the Neukölln Museum on the former Britz Estate focuses on
99 original objects from its own collection. Starting from 99 things the visitors can open up basic aspects of the history and present of the district Neukölln.
Global environmental changes not only pose a threat to the very basis of our livelihoods; they also have far-reaching repercussions for the political and social structures of societies. The Humboldt Lab’s inaugural exhibition After Nature deals with the…
The presentation is a learning environment that lets visitors explore Anne Frank’s life and diary and helps them develop a personal interest in the history of the Holocaust. Interactive installations encourage them to engage with the material and find their…
The presentation from our collection is a multi-facetted tour through the art of Berlin from 1880 to 1980. It ranges from paintings of the late 19th century, when the Kaiser reigned and tastes were largely determined by the moneyed classes, via Expressionism…
Past, present and future: much of what happens in Berlin has an impact on the world. And much of what happens in the world affects Berlin. BERLIN GLOBAL, an exhibition on 4,000 square metres of space, shows how the city and its people are connected with the…
The thirty-five Flashbacks are objects distributed throughout the entire Humboldt Forum, recalling important events and past uses as well as unusual and everyday moments in the history of the site.
History is made! Demolition and departure at Kottbusser Tor
Debris, reconstruction, demolition of old buildings, squatting, urban renewal, Gentrification, new forms of protest. Everything chic in Kreuzberg? A question of perspective, because the changes since 2002 are impressive: the consequences of neo-liberal urban…
The documentation "Hitler – wie konnte es geschehen" covers three floors of the 6,500 square meter bunker at Anhalter Bahnhof. How could it happen that so many chose Hitler? How did he become a Nazi? How did he come to power? How did anti-Semitism lead to…
Take a break from the real world and step into the Illuseum Berlin! Located in centre of Berlin, Illuseum Berlin is a place where nothing seems to be as it is and where fun, entertainment and interactivity for all visitors of all ages are in the focus.
The Museum Barberini in Potsdam will show impressionist
paintings from the extensive collection of Hasso Plattner, the museum’s
founder. More than 100 masterpieces by Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, Berthe
Morisot, Alfred Sisley, Camille Pissarro, Henri…
The first BODY WORLDS museum presents more than 200 unique plastinates
that show the function of individual organs as well as common diseases.
It gives insights into the highly complex and structures of the human
bod and shows what connects us, keeps us…
Menschen Museum Berlin (Körperwelten im Fernsehturm Alexanderplatz)
Menschen Museum Berlin (Körperwelten im Fernsehturm Alexanderplatz)
Panoramastraße 1A
10178 Berlin
The permanent exhibition assembles a collection of the most beautiful garden paintings of Max Liebermann at their place of origin and also paintings, drawings and pastels of the artist’s family.
Here you will find the first traces of the site’s history. The archaeological cellar, the only surviving part of the original Berlin Palace, takes you on a tour from the middle ages to the present day. This is where you will find surviving sections of the…
The permanent exhibition focuses on its two defining media – film and television – from their origins to the present. In keeping, the exhibition on the history of film ranges from an 1895 newspaper advertisement highlighting the Wintergarten’s film program to…
