History connects us. Exhibitions Programme Our Museums Current Exhibitions Special ExhibitionDekoloniale – what remains?! Decentralised exhibition at Various Locations in Berlin-Mitte Museum Nikolaikirche Permanent ExhibitionBerlinZEIT From 1 December, the Stadtmuseum Berlin will be presenting its newly revised permanent exhibition on Berlin’s history at the Museum Ephraim-Palais. Museum Ephraim-Palais Special ExhibitionBerlin im Blick More than 70 photographs from our photo call “Berlin jetzt!” (“Berlin now!”) show the city from very different, personal perspectives. Museum Ephraim-Palais Permanent ExhibitionBERLIN GLOBAL Yesterday, today, tomorrow: much of what happens in Berlin has an impact on the world. And much of what happens in the world affects Berlin. BERLIN GLOBAL shows on 4,000 square meters in the Humboldt Forum how the city and its people are connected to the world. Berlin Exhibition at the Humboldt Forum Special ExhibitionLiberty, Equality, Solidarność. Polish Viewpoints in Berlin The Open Space “Liberty, Equality, Solidarność” in the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition looks at Berlin as a site of Polish struggles for freedom and against discrimination, as well as a place of dialogue and solidarity. Berlin Exhibition at the Humboldt Forum Permanent ExhibitionLife in the Middle Ages Watch, participate, understand history Museumsdorf Düppel Special ExhibitionHere and Now. Women⁺ Experiencing Homelessness in Berlin Poverty is an omnipresent reality in Berlin. Homeless women+ often go unseen or are deliberately overlooked. Some use camouflage for self-protection. The association querstadtein e.V. has dedicated an Open Space at BERLIN GLOBAL to the perspectives and experiences of (formerly) homeless women+. Berlin Exhibition at the Humboldt Forum Special ExhibitionWe’re staying! Gentrification and resistance in Berlin Open Space | Berlin Exhibition at the Humboldt Forum BERLIN GLOBAL Permanent ExhibitionEveryday Life in Biedermeier Berlin Humboldt, Schinkel and the Knoblauch family Museum Knoblauchhaus Permanent ExhibitionBerlin’s Middle Eight hundred years of history and culture Museum Nikolaikirche Special ExhibitionLoot. 10 Stories Starting in spring 2024, the Humboldt Forum will present a temporary exhibition “Loot. 10 Stories”. Through ten case studies, visitors will be immersed in the complex topic of looted art over three different periods: the colonial era, the Napoleonic conquests in the 18th century and the so-called “Third Reich” between 1933 and 1945. Also on display are items on loan from the Stadtmuseum Berlin. Programme Day of action, Nikolai Quarter Sunday, Nikolaiviertel Day of action at the Museum Ephraim-Palais Welcome to the ‘Sunday in the Nikolai Quarter’! A colourful programme awaits you on the action day at the regular admission price. Admission is free for many. Museum Ephraim-Palais Day of action, Nikolai Quarter Sunday, Nikolaiviertel Day of action at the Museum Knoblauchhaus Welcome to the ‘Sunday at the Nikolai Quarter’! A colourful programme awaits you on the action day at the regular admission price. Admission is free for many. Museum Knoblauchhaus Day of action, Nikolai Quarter Sunday, Nikolaiviertel Day of action at the Museum Nikolaikirche Welcome to the ‘Sunday at the Nikolai Quarter’! A colourful programme awaits you on the action day at the regular admission price. Admission is free for many. Museum Nikolaikirche Event calendar Berlin stories Helga Goetze Many Berliners still remember her provocative actions in front of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and the TU Berlin: Helga Goetze (1922-2008) was an artist, writer, poet and political activist whose life was just as multifaceted as her practice. It was also characterised by duality: Goetze was a housewife who found her personal and artistic calling later in life, yet never referred to herself an artist.Article, 7 min Lesezeit Life and Survival In the Open Space project “Here and Now. Women⁺ Experiencing Homelessness in Berlin,” Anna, Janet, Janita-Marja, Richi, and Susanne talk about housing and homelessness. They represent many homeless women⁺ and discuss social boundaries, dignity, self-determination, and the reasons for their homelessness.Article, 4 min Lesezeit The AVUS 24th September 2021 marked the one hundredth anniversary of the opening of the “Automobil-Verkehrs- und Übungsstraße” (AVUS) [Automobile traffic and training road]. Races at the AVUS were one of Berlin’s most popular sporting events and at their peak drew in over 300,000 people.Article, 2 min Lesezeit 1884/85 – 1994: 110 Years of Anticolonial Resistance | The Struggle: South Africans in Exile in Berlin The Open Space presentation “1884/85 – 1994: 110 Years of Anticolonial Resistance | The Struggle: South Africans in Exile in Berlin” at the Museum Ephraim-Palais highlights Africa’s last anticolonial liberation movement.Article, 5 min Lesezeit Punk in the Church. East Berlin 1979-89 An exhibition area in the ‘Freiraum’ room at BERLIN GLOBAL gives a voice to the punk scene in the former GDR.Article, 6 min Lesezeit In My View: Rasha | Museum Ephraim-Palais Living since 2016 in Berlin, Rasha’s interest is to look at what shapes cities and how they grow. She is currently working in community and neighbourhood outreach and provides guided tours on the topic of migration in Berlin.Video Object of the Month New at the Museum Ephraim-Palais: Monthly changing objects from our collections invite you to take a look for free.Article, 1 min Lesezeit From Curious to Worth Knowing Discover city stories online: Our Berlin stories give you comprehensive insights into Berlin’s past and present! Discover now!