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The history of the Germans: how did Germany come about? What is German? Why was Germany divided? Experience 2.000 years of German history in an interactive, multimedia exhibition for the whole family.

The Museum Knoblauchhaus, one of the few remaining Berlin houses from the Biedermeier period, gives you an insight into the lifestyle of the Knoblauch family with its reconstructed living rooms.

The Anne Frank Zentrum, the German partner organization of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, is located right next to the Hackesche Höfe in Berlin-Mitte. The exhibition "All about Anne" focuses on the diary and the life story of the Jewish girl. The exhibition is biographical, interactive and inclusive. Especially for young people, history comes alive here.

The asisi Panorama The Wall is an exhibition that combines art and history, putting you in the shoes of those who lived in a divided Germany.

The Barberini Museum features changing exhibitions from the art collection of founder and patron Hasso Plattner. The themes of the exhibitions range from the old masters to contemporary art. One focus is on Impressionism.

BERLIN GLOBAL explores the complex web of relationships between Berlin and the world. Seven themed areas: Revolution, Free Space, Borders, Entertainment, War, Fashion and Interconnection feature expansive installations that illustrate Berlin’s diversity.

The Berlinische Galerie (Berlin Gallery) is one of the youngest museums in the city and collects art created in Berlin from 1870 to the present day.

Marvel at what makes the human body function, right from the physical processes to the emotional processes, at Berlin's Body Worlds Museum

The Bröhan Museum is a specialist and epoch museum displaying objects d’art from the periods Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Functionalism

The Brücke Museum is located in an idyllic setting in Berlin-Dahlem and is dedicated to the Expressionist artists' group "Brücke", which was active in Dresden and Berlin from 1905 to 1913.

Contemporary photography has a home at C/O Berlin, the city's premier venue for photography, experimental video art and engaging debate.

Learn about the evolution of much-loved computer games and other digital interactive entertainment media at the Computer Games Museum in Berlin.