FlipTrip Team
From the guides
Places on the map
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KW Institute for Contemporary Art
visitBerlin — galleries: Contemporary exhibitions make this a starting point for an Auguststraße gallery walk.
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Schinkel Pavillon
visitBerlin — galleries: Installations and media art near the Kronprinzenpalais; consult the current programme.
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Neurotitan Shop & Gallery
visitBerlin — galleries: Independent art and subculture inside Haus Schwarzenberg, near Hackesche Höfe.
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neugerriemschneider
visitBerlin — galleries: An established contemporary gallery on Linienstraße; check which exhibition is at this address.
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Topography of Terror
Anne Steinbach · Travellers Archive: An exhibition documenting Nazi persecution and state terror.
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Wall Museum - Checkpoint Charlie
Anne Steinbach · Travellers Archive: Stories of the divided city at Checkpoint Charlie.
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Stasi Museum
Anne Steinbach · Travellers Archive: Explore the former East German security headquarters.
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Fotografiska Berlin
visitBerlin · Mitte recommendations: Photography exhibitions in a repurposed historic building.
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Boros Collection
visitBerlin · Mitte recommendations: Contemporary art inside a former bunker.
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MACHmit! Museum for Children
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 4–7: With kids: hands-on exhibitions, climbing and creative workshops.
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Labyrinth Kindermuseum Berlin
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 4–7: With kids: changing exhibitions built around learning through play.
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ANOHA — The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin
visitBerlin · ANOHA children’s world: With kids: explore a wooden ark and animal sculptures. Reserve ahead and bring non-slip socks.
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Düppel Museum Village
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 4–7: With kids: discover medieval crafts and village life; check seasonal access.
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Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 8–12: With kids: dinosaur skeletons and fossils for curious explorers.
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Science Center Spectrum
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 8–12: With kids: hands-on experiments exploring scientific phenomena.
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German Museum of Technology
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 8–12: With kids: aircraft and locomotives bring technology to life.
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Computer Games Museum
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 8–12: With kids: discover video-game history and try interactive exhibits.
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German Spy Museum
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 8–12: With kids: codes and spy-themed challenges for older children.
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Deutschlandmuseum
visitBerlin · Berlin with children aged 8–12: With kids: immersive exhibits introduce different periods of German history.
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