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Open-Air-Events 2025

Summer at the museum: experience cinema highlights, search for clues on collective walks, attend workshops for families or a cosmic summer festival! The museums have a lot to offer during the warmer months.

Festivals and Events 2025

Berlin's festivals and events attract countless visitors every year. Despite cuts to the cultural budget of around 140 million euros, there is a strong determination to maintain the wide range of cultural events. Here you will find an overview of the cultural year 2025.

Outlook 2025

2025 offers a wide range of exciting exhibitions, even if some museums have not yet been able to present their full programme due to the drastic cuts in the cultural sector. Read on to find out which exhibitions we are particularly looking forward to this year and mark your personal highlights in your calendar now!

Families Welcome

Going to the museum with the whole family? Almost all museums of interest to adults and children alike offer family tickets, and some also offer a "small family ticket" for single parents or mothers and fathers travelling alone with their children.

Bunker mentality

There were once many more bunkers in Berlin than are known today. Some are now monuments, others are spectacular art spaces. We introduce you to Berlin's art bunkers.

The history of division and Peaceful Revolution

The fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989 was the high point of the Peaceful Revolution. 35 years later, the city is once again commemorating this event. Here you will find an overview of all the museums that deal with the various aspects of the division, the GDR regime and the Peaceful Revolution from different perspectives - and not just for the anniversary.

Against oblivion

Many historical sites characterise the city of Berlin. Berlin's memorials document historical events and remind us of Germany's chequered history.

Berlin Museum Gardens

Tips for the most beautiful green spots

Combining beauty with beauty - that's what a visit to Berlin's museum gardens is all about. We introduce you to special places right in nature, where you will also find a museum or two.

Off the beaten track

Special places, small highlights, new additions to Berlin's museum landscape - here you will find our recommendations off the beaten track.

Museum Quarters

The Museum Island +++ Cultural Forum and Potsdamer Platz +++ Around Charlottenburg Palace +++ Rural Dahlem

Berlin museum cafés

What would a museum visit be without a little break? We introduce you to some lovely Berlin museum cafés. A visit to the exhibitions in the museums is not a must everywhere.

Offers of museums for refugees

In which Berlin museums do refugees receive free admission, where are there special guided tours and workshops? Our overview is constantly being expanded.

Open on Mondays!

Unlike in other German cities, you can visit more than 60 museums in Berlin on Mondays. Click here for an overview.

Special Offers for Tourists

You are in Berlin for a visit and want to discover most of the famous museums? Then try out the Museum Pass or the Berlin WelcomeCard.

Children's museums

There is something for every child in Berlin's museum landscape! Whether space travel, time travel, farm animals or computer games, find recommendations for every interest and age.

Museum Sunday - abolished!

After three and a half years, Museum Sunday has come to an end: on 1 December, the admission-free Museum Sunday took place for the last time as a joint project of more than 80 Berlin museums.

Berlin's Museums

Here you can find a short introduction to Berlin's 200 museums, palaces, collections and memorials and their permanent exhibitions.

Free Entry!

Most memorials and regional museums as well as some historical museums and collections are free to visit. Some museums offer free admission on special days or on certain occasions.

museumstip

The museumstip provides quarterly information on guided tours, events and workshops by the Museum Service of Berlin's museums and memorials.

museum4punkt0

Symposium

What does the digital museum look like? A specialist conference at the Kulturforum, which marked the conclusion of the largest museum digitisation project in Germany to date, "museum4punkt0", showed that it is diverse and full of opportunities. Over the past six years, 27 museums have joined forces to form this development and learning network.