In the bustling city of Berlin, every first Sunday of the month offers a unique opportunity for culture enthusiasts and curious visitors alike: Free Museum Sundays! On this special day, many museums around the city open their doors to the public, granting free entry to explore Berlin’s rich and diverse cultural scene.

Until January 26, 2025, the Old National Gallery in Berlin showcases the transformative impact of urban life on art with "Monet and the Impressionist City." This remarkable exhibition features Claude Monet’s early cityscapes of Paris from 1867, regarded as the first Impressionist city views that forever changed perspectives on modern life. Through Monet’s eyes, visitors experience the vibrancy of 19th-century Paris—a bustling metropolis captured with innovative style and depth.

The holiday season in Berlin would not be complete without the breathtaking experience of the Christmas Garden at the Botanical Garden. From November 20, 2024, until January 12, 2025, visitors can enjoy an enchanting winter wonderland filled with dazzling lights, festive installations, and a magical ambiance that captures the spirit of the season. A stroll through this illuminated paradise promises an unforgettable journey through one of Berlin’s most beloved holiday attractions.

In a city constantly exploring new approaches to sustainability, Berlin’s "Rainwater Art in Architecture" exhibition is a testament to the city’s commitment to creative, eco-friendly solutions. Held in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and running until December 19, 2024, this exhibition invites visitors to witness the seamless fusion of art and rainwater management, designed to address the challenges of climate change.

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.

The Germany Museum’s permanent exhibition offers an immersive journey through 2,000 years of German history. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts alike, this exhibition invites visitors to experience key eras through interactive displays that bring Germany’s past to life.

Imagine pausing for a midday espresso, accompanied by the rich sounds of live classical music. The Konzerthaus Berlin offers this unique combination with its Espresso Concerts, inviting you to enjoy a perfect blend of melody and coffee in one of Berlin's most iconic settings.

Berlin’s former Council of State Building offers a unique journey into East German political history. Visitors gain insights into the architectural splendor and significant events of the building, once the epicenter of DDR politics. Now home to ESMT Berlin, it’s where history meets modernity.

The Open Air Exhibition, organized by the Robert-Havemann-Gesellschaft, commemorates the journey of East Germany’s peaceful revolution, culminating in the fall of the Berlin Wall. Visitors can explore personal stories, rare historical photos, and documents that reveal the courage and spirit of a society striving for freedom and democracy.