culture

The Museum Island is the biggest univeral museum in the world!

Next to other cultural-social institutions, Kulturfabrik Moabit is also home of the Filmrauschpalast cinema.

North Neukölln was considered rather dingy for a long time and was described as a creepy place during pakage tours by its former district Mayor Heinz Buschkowsky. By contrast, the magnificent Heimathafen Neukölln is a highlight with various cultural offerings in a historic Varieté-Theater.

From „Les Misérables“ via „We will rock you“ to "Dance of the Vampires", the historic Theater des Westens ("Theatre of the West") has always seen the biggest musical productions!

Your parents may know Dieter Hallervorden, Ilja Richter and Robert Atzorn from seeing them on TV, but at the Schlosspark Theater your mom and dad can see the actors live on stage.

The Holocaust memorial close to the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin is visited by tens of people daily. But only few of the Berliners and tourists know that there is a free exhibition under the Holocaust Memorial.

The fascinating history of Japan with its mysterious rituals, legendary samurai fighters, mysterious ninja and exciting legends is told at the Samurai Museum in Berlin-Mitte with state-of-the-art technology and interactive design.

The Museum für Kommunikation (Museum for Communication) in Berlin-Mitte is dedicated to the development of the information society from its beginnings to the present.

They bang their drums, play music and splosh around with colour - so you better be careful when sitting in those front rows at a performance of the Blue Man Group in Berlin!

In the immediate neighborhood of the tourist magnet Hackesche Höfe, Haus Schwarzenberg is managed by artists and defies the trend of modernization in Berlin-Mitte.