Culture
111 Locations - Page 5
Culture defines Berlin, from world-famous museums to underground clubs and street art. Around the Museumsinsel, Mitte and Kreuzberg, culture spans classical concerts, contemporary galleries, theatre, film and a restless creative scene.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for culture, from grand institutions and opera houses to independent project spaces. Some focus on history and the classics, others on the experimental edge that keeps the city buzzing.
Browse the places below to find the best culture in Berlin, compare exhibitions and prices, and plan your visit.
The artist Salvador Dalí was not only surrealist par excellence but also an avowed dandy.
Feeling as if you were in Saint Tropez? In the middle of Berlin? No problem with HimmelBlauBerlin – a guided city tour with classic vehicles and a tour guide with lots of insider knowledge of the city.
Where Pankow meets Prenzlauer Berg, Emils Biergarten was one of Berlin's most atmospheric outdoor venues: in the courtyard of the listed Willner Brewery, between old industrial buildings and large lime trees.
Enjoy a cool Berlin Craft Beer in a beer garden, open air parties at the club Czar Hagestolz, go to the cinema or to a party - Alte Börse Marzahn is Berlin's summer playground for all grown-up children in the city eager to explore new ways.
La Luz is located in the heart of Wedding and its 900 square metres of event location and restaurant can be booked for various events.
On Valentine's Day, the Komische Oper Berlin is once again offering its popular culinary opera pleasure! On February 14th, it's "Opera & Dinner - Culinary Opera Visit" again!
CLOSED! Reopening as PalaisPopulaire on September 27, 2018
For over 90 years, the Komödie am Kurfürstendamm has been considered one of the best addresses for sophisticated entertainment theater throughout Germany. The theater has now moved to the Schiller Theater for a transitional period.
In Zehlendorf, right on the water, a historic Wilhelminian-era villa showcases Berlin's contemporary art at its most serene. Haus am Waldsee is Berlin's oldest institution for contemporary art, combining curated exhibitions with an expansive sculpture park by the lake.
How do the “ghost station” Oranienburg, the Gasometer and the Humboldthain Park look like from below? With the help of Berlin Underworlds you can enter the underground of Berlin to explore.