History connects us. Exhibitions Programme Our Museums Current Exhibitions Special ExhibitionTapetenwechsel This exhibition is dedicated to living in a migrant environment, what sociologists call an “arrival city.”05/22/2026 – 01/03/2027 Museum Ephraim-Palais Special ExhibitionTime Machine Infinitum – Queer migrant Berlin The Open Space “Time Machine Infinitum” by Noam Gorbat, Omar Nicolas and Sama Ahmadi in the exhibition BERLIN GLOBAL embarks on a journey through time, exploring queer migrant Berlin. 06/13/2026 – 01/31/2028 Berlin Exhibition Permanent ExhibitionBerlinZEIT In the Ephraim-Palais Museum, the Stadtmuseum Berlin presents its permanent exhibition “BerlinZEIT – The City Makes History!” Museum Ephraim-Palais Special ExhibitionFamily Matters Father, mother, child? Surprising perspectives on the traditional family model in the past and present.10/03/2025 – 07/12/2026 Museum Knoblauchhaus Permanent ExhibitionEveryday Life in Biedermeier Berlin Humboldt, Schinkel and the Knoblauch family Museum Knoblauchhaus Special ExhibitionDara Tûyê – درخت توت – The Mulberry Tree The Open Space exhibition by Flamingo e.V. in BERLIN GLOBAL explores the solidarity-based work of women across borders. Their collaboration creates space for new hope to emerge from experiences of violence and loss.11/29/2025 – 08/30/2027 Berlin Exhibition Permanent ExhibitionBERLIN GLOBAL Yesterday, today, tomorrow: much of what happens in Berlin has an impact on the world. And much of what happens in the world affects Berlin. BERLIN GLOBAL shows on 4,000 square meters in the Humboldt Forum how the city and its people are connected to the world. Berlin Exhibition Permanent ExhibitionLife in the Middle Ages Watch, participate, understand history Museumsdorf Düppel Permanent ExhibitionBerlin’s Middle Eight hundred years of history and culture Museum Nikolaikirche Programme Highlights Am „Sonntag im Nikolaiviertel“ erwartet Sie im Museum Ephraim-Palais ein abwechslungsreiches Programm. © Stadtmuseum Berlin | Zeichnung: Mawil Sunday at the Nikolai Quarter Day of action with events at three museums. Free admission for everyone under 18 and many others! Learn more Guided tour, Family and children Culture with Kids at BERLIN GLOBAL In Culture with Kids, the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition can be explored with the baby. 2026-06-04 11:00:00 Berlin Exhibition Nikolaiviertel, Nikolai Quarter, Workshop, Family and children Printing workshop With this free creative activity, families with children aged 3 and above can design their own full-colour linocuts in the museum laboratory. 2026-06-06 13:00:00 Museum Ephraim-Palais Guided tour BERLIN GLOBAL in 60 minutes (in English) The tour opens up a dialogue with visitors through an interactive experience of global dynamics in historical and contemporary Berlin. 2026-06-07 11:00:00 Berlin Exhibition Event calendar Berlin Stories Josephine Baker “All I want is to dance…” Josephine Baker has been inspiring untold numbers of people around the globe for a century. She used dance to get out of the slums of the southern United States and from Paris she conquered the world’s stages in the 1920s.Article, 7 min Lesezeit Magnus Hirschfeld Doctor and sex researcher Magnus Hirschfeld (1868 – 1935) is today regarded as a pioneer of the sexual minority emancipation movement.Article, 8 min Lesezeit The Märkisches Museum’s “Special Silver Inventory” Nearly five hundred silver pieces, including spoons, charm bracelets, children’s rattles and other objects, are stored in a metal cabinet in the Stadtmuseum Berlin’s collection depot. The objects originate from compulsory levies placed on Jewish people from 1939 onwards, and provide insight into a project that the Stadtmuseum Berlin has been carrying out since 1996 to clarify the provenance of each individual object.Article, 9 min Lesezeit War A huge, splintered, rust-coloured sculpture dominates the war-themed space in the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition. Thick black lines stretch out from it like cracks across the floor. Like a huge wedge, this foreign body seems to break into the ground, evoking the destructive power of bombs and grenades. But it can also be understood as a symbol of the scattering of people and things through war and flight.Article, 4 min Lesezeit Object of the Month New at the Museum Ephraim-Palais: Monthly changing objects from our collections invite you to take a look for free.Article, 1 min Lesezeit From Curious to Worth Knowing Discover city stories online: Our Berlin stories give you comprehensive insights into Berlin’s past and present! Discover now!