BERLIN GLOBAL in 60 minutes (in English)

for children and adolescents up to 18 years of age, for students, international students, BFD and FSJ attendees, etc., when receiving transfer payments (ALG I / Bürgergeld) or with severe disability (at least 50%), for persons accompanying people with severe disabilities (at least 50%), persons with an electronic residence permit (eAT), members of the Museumspass Berlin, the press, partner institutions, sponsors and members of the development associations, ICOM members

for Ehrenamts-Card holders, members of the Theater Gemeinde Berlin and with the WelcomeCard 2023

Всі, хто має український паспорт, візу для України або дійсне студентське посвідчення українського університету та візу на проживання в Німеччині, можуть безкоштовно відвідувати всі наші локації; це також стосується всіх, хто має дозвіл на проживання в електронному вигляді (eAT). Ми з нетерпінням чекаємо на Вас!

The BERLIN GLOBAL app can only be accessed on site via the media guide. A loaner device for it is available at the information counter in the main foyer of the Humboldt Forum. The rental fee is 3 euros. Payment is made at the cash desk. There you will receive a voucher with which you can pick up the device at the information desk. The main foyer with ticket office and information counter is located on the first floor.

The media guide also features the Humboldt Forum app, which provides tours of the entire building and additional information. The available languages are Chinese, German, German Sign Language (DGS), English, French, Italian and Spanish. There is also a BERLIN GLOBAL tour, which – as an alternative to the more detailed BERLIN GLOBAL app – provides brief information on the individual rooms and on selected objects in the exhibition. The Humboldt Forum App and all tours are available online free of charge at any time.

The exhibition offers experiences for all people: Much of the content is conveyed in twelve languages (Arabic, Chinese, German, German Sign Language (DGS), English, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish), sporadically in the exhibition media, and more extensively in the media guide.