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.

As a trans* activist, performer and drag queen, Kaey performs on Berlin's stages. Kaey has also read children's books at the "Drag Story Hour" in the "BerlinZEIT" exhibition. Here she shows her favourite object.

Helena comes from Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg and has just passed her A-levels. The capital has a lot to offer young people in particular, but they are also confronted with various difficulties. What the 18-year-old likes about the "BerlinZEIT" exhibition at Museum Ephraim-Palais is that it also deals with social differences and that there is something new to discover on every floor.

When Adrian is not passionately pursuing his profession as a physiotherapist, he loves exploring Berlin or offering museum tours himself. Adrian doesn't let his visual impairment since childhood stop him. His thirst for knowledge and his joy are far too great. Adrian regularly offers tactile tours for blind and visually impaired people in the "BerlinZEIT" exhibition in the Museum Ephraim-Palais.

Dirk introduces the GDR scooter ‘Pitty’ and talks about the feeling of cruising through the city on one of his restored Simson mopeds.

In this video, we present its newly revised permanent exhibition “BerlinZEIT – Die Stadt macht Geschichte!” at Museum Ephraim-Palais.