The Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge is dedicated to the culture of property of the 20th and 21rst centuries which have been characterized by industrial mass and goods production. more
Archenhold-Sternwarte Berlin - Himmelskundliches Museum
Astronomy is observation and measurement – that is the central theme of the exhibition on astronomy in the historic building of the Archenhold Observatory. Since 1909, the observatory has been presenting exhibitions on the topic of astronomy (one of the oldest sciences of mankind) and is the largest public observatory in Germany. more
The Collection Scharf-Gerstenberg can be found in the eastern Stüler building and in the Marstall (stables wing) opposite Charlottenburg Palace. Paintings, sculptures and works on paper are being exhibited on three floors under the title "Surreal Worlds". more
As a museum year in Berlin, 2010 promises to be highly interesting. The Topography of Terror Foundation is taking up residence in its new building, the Museum of Photography is opening in renovated premises and the Nikolai Church too shines with a new splendour. Three exhibitions recall the 200th anniversary of the death of the Prussian Queen Luise, while several big scientific institutes and museums are celebrating a jubilee year. Here is a preview. more
With over 30 million objects, the Museum für Naturkunde is one of the most important natural history collections in the world. The scientific collections include mineralogical, geological, palaeontological and zoological specimens. more
Berlin's Museum for contemporary art opened in the former railway station, Hamburger Bahnhof, in November 1996. This gave the Nationalgalerie (National Gallery) its first permanent home for its collection of contemporary art. more
