Neue Nationalgalerie
Glass, steel and a serious afternoon with art. Let Mies van der Rohe’s building set the pace before choosing the exhibition.
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Museums, open space and a river walk, connected through real places. Choose one anchor for the day and leave time for the journey. The linked places hold the addresses and visiting information.
Glass, steel and a serious afternoon with art. Let Mies van der Rohe’s building set the pace before choosing the exhibition.
A former station that rewards a longer stop. Contemporary art, generous rooms and a reason to turn an arrival into an afternoon.
Berlin looking at itself through art, photography and architecture. A strong first stop for a Kreuzberg day with room to wander.
A courtyard address for contemporary art on Auguststraße. Save it for the next exhibition season: galleries are currently between programmes.
Photography that earns more than a glance, inside Amerika Haus. Make this the centre of a City West afternoon.
More sky than agenda. Former runways, wide grass and a Berlin afternoon that leaves room to do very little.
A walk where painting and Berlin’s divided history share the same wall. Slow down between the images, then find the river.
Bread, produce and a reason to arrive hungry in Kreuzberg. Look at the counters before deciding what lunch should be.
An industrial-scale destination for a night chosen around the music. Read the programme, leave room for uncertainty at the door.
Techno below, another musical conversation in Globus. Choose the lineup and give the former power station a night of its own.
A smaller room with a wide musical range, beside Tresor. Follow the selectors into bass, left turns and nights with their own identity.
Three autumn evenings to put art before dinner. The museum’s first-Thursday programme opens the doors without an admission charge.
Give a major exhibition a proper afternoon in Gropius Bau’s generous rooms. Leave the rest of Kreuzberg for after the galleries.
A free museum stop for imagining how we might live. Come with questions about cities, technology or nature and leave room to disagree.
A short uphill walk gives Kreuzberg a different perspective. Bring time to sit above the neighbourhood rather than just collect the view.
Bakery, bars and riverbank conversations on the Spree. Holzmarkt works as a place to linger before deciding what the evening becomes.
Give a Rummelsburg club outing room to unfold. Sisyphos belongs in a plan built around the music, with the return journey already considered.
Reinhard Lakomy’s Der Traumzauberbaum becomes a dome-screen experience. This is a planetarium presentation based on the music, with projected imagery around the audience.
Machine de Cirque brings Kintsugi to the intimate stage at Chamäleon. Contemporary circus and ensemble performance make this a choice for an evening built around physical theatre.
The audience supplies the voices at this Frannz sing-along. Come expecting shared participation rather than a conventional concert watched from a distance.
Epic Comedy Club presents a curated stand-up showcase in English. Check the announced line-up for the chosen date, since the performers can change between editions.
Eavo’s music quiz turns listening knowledge into a team evening. Gather people with different musical memories and check the booking arrangements before heading to Art Stalker.
Margot Schlönzke combines cooking, conversation and performance on the BKA stage. It is a talk-show format with food in the mix, rather than a restaurant reservation.
DISTEL turns tensions between city and country into a German-language satire programme. Language is central to the jokes, so this is best suited to an audience comfortable following German on stage.