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The rebuilt tower of the Garnisonkirche Potsdam is a unique educational and cultural highlight in the heart of Potsdam. The almost 90 metre high tower offers an outstanding view over Potsdam and reflects the complex German history of the past centuries.

Free admission only with the Berlin WelcomeCard all inclusive | The Gemäldegalerie houses the Prussian state collection of painting from the 13th to the 18th centuries. It is regarded as one of the world's most important collections of European paintings.

Learn about the history of spying and espionage techniques at the Spy Museum Berlin, located where the Wall once divided East from West.

Hamburger Bahnhof possesses a rich collection of contemporary art in a building that was originally a railway station from which trains to Hamburg departed.

The Hanf Museum (Hemp Museum) is unique in Germany and one of the few on the world. In the historic heart of Berlin, the Nikolaiviertel, interested visitors can find out everything on the Cannabis – Hemp – Marijuana topic.

The Haus am Waldsee is a magnificent home on the outskirts of Berlin. Set in tranquil surroundings, wander through the statue park and see the works inside.

The Documentation is an exhibition which extends across three floors in an big bunker built in Second World War. It is a reconstruction of the history of National Socialism.

Hitler's plans for Berlin - Myth of Germania is a permanent exhibition examining the fascinating and horrifying Nazi-era plans for the future of the city.

With the Humboldt Forum, a new center for cultures and sciences has emerged opposite Museum Island, between the Brandenburg Gate and Alexanderplatz, in Berlin’s historic heart. A place with a unique history.

The Illuseum Berlin confuses the senses of museum-goers and transports them to another world in which nothing is quite as it first seems.

The James-Simon-Gallery is known as the entrance hall for the museums on Museum Island, but it also offers exciting temporary exhibitions itself.

Two millennia of German-Jewish history spanning the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and 20th century await at the poignant Jewish Museum Berlin.