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Planet Africa. Archaeological Time Travel

Newly opened

Gearing Up. Toward the Bike-Friendly City

Newly opened

Christmas Time with All the Senses

Newly opened

Nan Goldin. This Will Not End Well

Buchcover von Insektengeflüster
Zimmermann

Lecture, talk

Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

Insect whispers

About the hidden life on six legs by Dominique Zimmermann

Visualisation of Café Bravo, permanent installation based on designs by Dan Graham, realised in cooperation with Johanne Nalbach, Nalbach + Nalbach Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH in the inner courtyard of KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, 1998.
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Lecture, talk

KW Institute for Contemporary Art

Post-Wall Arcadia – On Dan Graham and Café Bravo

with Raoul Zöllner in English

Rohini Devasher, One Hundred Thousand Suns (Video still), 2023
© Rohini Devasher

Guided Tour, Miscellaneous

PalaisPopulaire

Dancing in the Moonlight

After-work event

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Winternacht am Schloss Charlottenburg
© SPSG / Leo Seidel

Opening times at the turn of the year

Are you planning to use the holidays or the time between the years for a relaxed visit to the museum? Check our overview for opening times.

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LePopulaire
© Foto: Andreas Bohlender
LePopulaire. © Foto: Andreas Bohlender

Berlin museum cafés

What would a museum visit be without a little break? The numerous museum cafés offer the opportunity to linger and relax in special surroundings.

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Carl Schütz. View of Vienna from the Upper Belvedere (Canaletto view), 1784, pen and black ink, watercolour, 39 × 58,5 cm
ALBERTINA, Wien

Tchoban Foundation

View of the City: Vedute and Panoramas from the Albertina

Here an d now
Stadtmuseum Berlin | Gestaltung: Groupe Dejour
Here an d now

Humboldt Forum

Here and Now

Women+ Experiencing Homelessness in Berlin

Bass tuba by Johann Gottfried Moritz, Berlin, 1839
(c) Schnepp Renou
Bass tuba by Johann Gottfried Moritz, Berlin, 1839

Museum of Musical Instruments

Low brass

A brief history of low brass instruments

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