Youth Museum Schöneberg

The Youth Museum on Schöneberger Hauptstraße

The Youth Museum, a municipal institution of the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district office, which is run together with the Schöneberg Museum and the Tempelhof Museum, is located on Hauptstraße in Schöneberg. It emerged in 1995 from the regional historical work of the Schöneberg Museum. The house describes itself as an intercultural experience venue with many real objects and true life stories, and that’s exactly how it works: visitors research within the house and outside in the urban space, re-enact scenes, and create their own works. However, there is no barrier-free access. Admission is free.

Protest, Villa Global and the Open Studio

The permanent exhibition Villa Global opens 14 rooms where very different people introduce themselves, from toddlers to grandmothers. The current exhibition is called Protest. Intervene. Speak Up. Change. It shows historical and contemporary forms of opposition, including a four-hour workshop for ages twelve and up. In a one-year research project, young people also explore where the tracks at Gleisdreieckpark lead. The museum’s facilities include a print workshop. The main target group is ten to eighteen-year-olds, and there are also programs for preschoolers and families. The Open Studio is open to people aged six and over and is also free of charge; the next dates are October 18 and November 1, 2026. A Halloween workshop will be added during the autumn holidays on October 29 and 30, 2026.