Chorus A Sound Installation by Annika Kahrs Nikolaikirche from 02.10.2026 Info Tickets Our Exhibitions What’s on Our Museums Exhibitions Knoblauchhaus 10/14/2026 – 11/29/2026 Chodowiecki 300Female artists in Berlin around 1800 Berliner Künstlerinnen um 1800 Special Exhibition Ephraim-Palais 05/22/2026 – 01/03/2027 TapetenwechselMigration and Furniture since 1960 Special Exhibition Ephraim-Palais 09/11/2026 – 02/07/2027 Life AcrossArt and Migration in Berlin Special Exhibition Ephraim-Palais BerlinZEITThe City Makes History! Permanent Exhibition Berlin Exhibition BERLIN GLOBALThe Berlin exhibition in the Humboldt Forum Permanent Exhibition Berlin Exhibition 06/13/2026 – 01/31/2028 Time Machine InfinitumQueer migrant Berlin Special Exhibition Berlin Exhibition 11/29/2025 – 08/30/2027 Dara Tûyê – درخت توت – The Mulberry TreeFeminist Voices on War and Gardens Special Exhibition Berlin Exhibition 11/30/2025 – 08/30/2027 If I Were King or Queen…Young Visions from Neukölln Special Exhibition Knoblauchhaus Everyday Life in Biedermeier BerlinHumboldt, Schinkel and the Knoblauch Family Permanent Exhibition Nikolaikirche Berlin’s Middle800 years of history and culture Permanent Exhibition Museumsdorf Düppel Life in the Middle AgesThe everyday world of the rural population Permanent Exhibition Nikolaikirche 10/02/2026 – 04/18/2027 ChorusA Sound Installation by Annika Kahrs Special Exhibition Discover all Exhibitions What’s on Nikolaikirche 2026-10-23 17:00:00 Manuals of the Present – Carte BlancheNikolai Music on Friday Organists give voice to their perspectives on Berlin and society: New music meets tradition, creating fresh perspectives. Music, Musik, Nikolaiviertel, Nikolai Quarter Nikolaikirche 2026-10-23 18:00:00 After-Work MusikzeitWith Guest DJ Mehmet Aslan Drinks and DJ sets at the Nikolaikirche: Our offer for your after-work trip into Berlin’s history! Music, Musik, Nikolaiviertel, Nikolai Quarter Ephraim-Palais 2026-10-24 13:00:00 Picture WorkshopFree Creative Activity With children aged 3 and over, you can go on a photo safari and then have fun getting creative with your pictures. Nikolaiviertel, Nikolai Quarter, Family and children See all events Stories Karl Friedrich Schinkel Schinkel (1781–1841) was a man of many talents – not just as an architect, building officer, monument curator and city planner but also as a painter, illustrator, stage designer and designer. Above all though, his many buildings are what shape Berlin to this day. Be it New Guardhouse, Berlin Theatre, Palace Bridge or Friedrichswerder Church: his work marks the transition from classicism to historicism.Article, 7 min Reading time The Märkisches Museum’s “Special Silver Inventory” Look into a project that the Berlin Museum has been carrying out since 1996 to clarify the provenance of historical objects.Article, 9 min Reading time Jeanne Mammen With her pictures of the 1920’s, Jeanne Mammen (1890–1976) ranks as one of Berlin’s most well-known painters and graphic artists.Article, 4 min Reading time The Kaiserpanorama A hundred years before 3D televisions and ‘virtual reality’, this Berlin invention offered a sense of depth from distant places and current events for very little money.Article, 5 min Reading time The horse’s head from the Quadriga This horse’s head is all that remains of the original Quadriga, the sculpture that sits atop the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. But why did sculptor Johann Gottfried Schadow (1764-1850) design the Quadriga in the first place? And what role did Napoleon play in it?Article, 14 min Reading time Marinehaus (links) und Märkisches Museum (rechts) © Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Luca Girardini Baujournal The blog on the construction andrenovation work at Köllnischer Park Find out more Berlin comes first Stadtmuseum Berlin becomes Berlin Museum. Why? Because Berlin is the starting point for everything we do. Learn more here FAQ More than a Logo