Museums and permanent exhibitions

On display boards with many photos and numerous explanatory texts, the exhibition organizers of the Berlin-Brandenburg historical workshop documented the events from the years between 1889 and 1989 on the district official premises. The exhibition is shown on the outside grounds and in the corridors

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“Zimmermeister Brunzel - Bauen und Wohnen in Prenzlauer Berg um1900” (Zimmermeister Brunzel - Building and living in Prenzlauer Berg around 1900)is a neighborhood-related permanent exhibition to the social change, the industrialization, the life of workers and the construction and housing conditions

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Changing exhibitions for childrentake place in the former Elias church. NumerousTAKEpart!offersto discover and to explore, animatechildren, to learn in a playful way and to collect unusual experiences. Arts and craft activitiesexplain also complex connectionsand sharpen their perception of their

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Between datcha Idylle, VEB-canteen and detention in Bautzen: “Alltag in der DDR” is the theme of the permanent exhibition, which can be seen in the museum in the Kulturbrauerei.On 600m2,the original objects, documents, film and sound recordings show the gap between the onesin power and the reality

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The permanent exhibition- “Gegenentwürfe. Der Prenzlauer Berg vor, während und nach dem Mauerfall” (The alternative concept. The Prenzlauer Berg before, during, and after the fall of the wall)- brings to life the alternative livingconceptscompared to the ruling real socialism in Prenzlauer Berg, but

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Due to renovation work, the Heynstraße museum site will remain closed until further notice.

The permanent exhibition “Bürgerliches Leben um 1900” (Civic life around 1900)in the former apartment of the wicker chair manufacturerFritz Heyn,featurescivil lifearound the 1900 and in the North East of

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Founded in 1220, "Nydderen Schonhusen" was first mentioned in public records in 1375. After changing feudal ownership several times, the estate and village of Buch was in the hands of the Grumbkow Family from 1684 on. They sold the Niederschönhausen estate in 1691 Frederick III, Elector of

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On three floors, a total of 27 rooms are decorated for visitors elaborately according to historical specifications: The ground floor is reserved for the Prussian Queen Elisabeth Christine, the wife of Frederick the Great. She used the palace as a summer residence in the 18th century for more than 50

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Established in 2009, the Tchoban Foundation was created by Sergei Tchoban, a passionate draftsman and collector of architectural drawings. The Foundation's considerable collection serves as a foundation for research into the history and essence of architectural drawing. In addition, an extensive

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The permanent exhibition “Die Pankower Machthaber”(The Pankow leaders) in the gatehousesof the Schönhausen Palace, documents the history of the area around the Schönhausen Palace after 1945 as part of the ruling system of the SED and classifies it in the context of the history of the Soviet Zone/GDR

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The Berlin Weißensee School of Artwas founded in 1946 as the »art school of the North«.The foundation was a private initiative of artists and designers, who felt obliged to the ideas of the Bauhaus.The first director was the metal sculptor Otto Sticht (1901-1973).The art school was moved in 1935

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The foundation stone for the building was laid down in 1985 on the 750th year anniversary of the city of Berlin. The audience hall had almost 300 seats. The core piece of today’s staging of the cosmoson the 23m high dome of the hall is the most powerful planetarium installation from Zeiss –

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