During the Cold War, the Tränenpalast in Berlin was a symbol of heartbreak and hope. Located at Friedrichstraße station, this historic departure hall now houses a moving permanent exhibition that tells the story of Germany’s division. A visit to the Tränenpalast is more than just a museum stop – it’s a deep emotional journey into one of the most defining chapters of Berlin’s history.
Looking for an extraordinary thrill in the heart of Berlin? House Running in Berlin is your chance to defy gravity—by running straight down a 40-meter-high glass wall. Located at Potsdamer Platz, this unique adventure combines action, architecture, and adrenaline in one unforgettable experience. Step off the roof of “Das Center Berlin” and walk vertically into an urban dreamscape.
The Ökomarkt Domäne Dahlem in Berlin is your perfect weekend destination for sustainable shopping and local flavor. Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., the historic manor grounds transform into a vibrant organic market filled with fresh produce, handmade goods, and regional delicacies. Set in a green oasis in the heart of Berlin-Dahlem, this farmers’ market is a must for eco-conscious shoppers, families, and anyone seeking authentic Berlin charm.
What makes news trustworthy? How has our relationship with media evolved over the centuries? The exhibition “Nachrichten – News” at the Museum for Communication Berlin examines the power of information—past, present, and future. On view until September 7, 2025, the show invites visitors of all ages to explore how news is made and how it shapes our understanding of the world.
The exhibition “Zerreißprobe – Art Between Politics and Society” at the Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin shows how profound societal changes shaped art after 1945. Dive into an era of tension and transformation—expressed through iconic works from East and West Germany.
Step into the past with the permanent exhibition “BerlinZEIT – The City Makes History!” at the Ephraim-Palais Museum in Berlin. This captivating journey through eight centuries of Berlin’s history brings the city’s rich and turbulent past to life with original exhibits and interactive installations.
Berlin, a city full of history and culture, offers numerous opportunities to dive into its past. One particularly fascinating opportunity is the free-guided tour of the former State Council Building of the GDR. This architectural masterpiece, now home to ESMT Berlin, opens its doors to visitors eager to learn more about its eventful history and impressive architecture.
Discover the hidden history of Berlin’s Teufelsberg at the Declassified Exhibition, running until October 3, 2025. This captivating showcase delves into the intriguing past of one of Berlin’s most enigmatic sites, from its Cold War espionage activities to its architectural legacy.
Dive into the captivating world of the Northern Lights! Witness the mesmerizing Aurora spectacle at Planetarium Berlin and explore the stunning variety of colors and shapes in an impressive 360° show. Be enchanted by original footage from the ISS and breathtaking images captured by astrophotographer Kwon O Chul.
Step back into East German history with the permanent exhibition “Everyday Life in the GDR” at the Kulturbrauerei Museum. This free, interactive exhibition offers a glimpse into the realities of daily life behind the Berlin Wall.