Berlin
Berlin has an undeniable history. The horrors of World War II, division, reunification, revolution all profoundly impacted the city in the 20th century. Today, visitors will find a sophisticated, high-energy city with endless cultural, architectural and gastronomic attractions.
Attractions in Berlin include Brandenburg Gate (a reunification landmark), the Berlin Wall Memorial, Museum Island, and Berliner Fernsehturm, a 1960s television tower and observatory, as well as the tallest structure in the country. Additionally, the Berlin Opera and Philharmonic are a major cultural draw.
Attractions in Berlin include Brandenburg Gate (a reunification landmark), the Berlin Wall Memorial, Museum Island, and Berliner Fernsehturm, a 1960s television tower and observatory, as well as the tallest structure in the country. Additionally, the Berlin Opera and Philharmonic are a major cultural draw.
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Brandenburg Gate
Sitting in the heart of Berlin, Brandenburg Gate is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. This neoclassical gate, made of twelve massive columns topped by a copper quadriga, originates in the 18th century during the reign of Prussian king Frederick William I. Once a symbol of the city's division, particularly during World War II and the Cold War, Brandenburg Gate now epitomizes the unification and peace of Berlin.
Reichstag Building
Once the seat of Imperial Germany, the Reichstag Building is one of Berlin's most historically significant monuments and was once taken by the Nazis in 1933. Following reconstruction in the 1990s, today's Reichstag houses the German Parliament and is one of the country's most popular tourist attractions. Instantly recognizable, the building's massive glass dome shines from atop the Reichstag.
Berliner Dom
Berliner Dom, or Berlin Cathedral, is an exquisite architectural jewel within the heart of the city. Located on Berlin's Museum Island, this cathedral boasts spectacular views of the city and houses an enormous pipe organ.
The Holocaust Memorial
The Holocaust Memorial, or Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, is a monument to one of the country's darkest periods and an essential stop for any visitor to Berlin. Memorializing Jewish victims of the Holocaust, this monument is a stark reminder of the loss of life suffered at the hands of the Nazis. Visitors can walk between the overwhelming array of concrete slabs, which represent the millions lost before and during World War II.
Memorial of the Berlin Wall
This remnant of the Berlin Wall, which once epitomized the "Iron Curtain" of the Cold War and separated East and West Berlin until 1989, now serves as a reminder of the city's unification.
The Ziguangge: Hall of Purple Splendor
From 8/28/2024 - 8/31/2026
Experience the captivating visual art of vibrant imperial portraits, a testament of power from the era Qianlong Emperor. Relive momentous events with detailed battle scene paintings that eloquently chart the course through the age-old Chinese tradition, the turbulent Boxer Rebellion, and twentieth-century spoils of war.
Petrit Halilaj
From 6/9/2025 - 5/31/2026
Petrit Halilaj's first solo exhibition in Berlin brings together an exciting array of both new, site-specific artworks and past exhibits of drawings and sculptures. The highlight is an engagement-focused installation, inviting patrons into collective dreamscapes as a way to foster unprecedented realities.
Delcy Morelos
From 6/13/2025 - 11/1/2026
Delcy Morelos presents her large-scale installation exploration of nature, indigenous wisdom, and regeneration as part of her debut solo exhibition in Germany. Furthermore, her work brilliantly resonates and converses with Joseph Beuys' permanent immersive pieces, actions, and sculptures.
Nature and German history
From 11/14/2025 - 6/7/2026
Experience 900 years of captivating German history, presented through shifting perceptions of 'nature'. The exhibit navigates a timeline from Hildegard von Bingen's innovative 12th century eco-notions to the duality of 20th century environmental views, intricately entwined with significant political impacts and policy landmarks such as the Nuremberg Laws and the Reich Nature Conservation Act.
Wu-Tang Clan
On 3/3/2026
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Florence + The Machine
On 3/9/2026
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UB40
On 3/10/2026
UB40 is a British reggae and pop band best known for their smooth, socially conscious songs and covers like “Red Red Wine.” They have sold over 70 million records worldwide. The group continues to tour with their signature blend of reggae rhythms and pop melodies.
Scarlxrd
On 3/11/2026
Marius Lucas Antonio Listhrop, better known by his stage name Scarlxrd, is a rapper from England. He was also known on YouTube as Mazzi Maz. Known for incorporating elements of genres like heavy metal and trap music, he has released popular singles like "Heart Attack," "6 Feet" and "King, Scar."
Giveon
On 3/12/2026
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Disney On Ice
On 3/14/2026
Experience the magical world of Disney On Ice and join Mickey Mouse and his friends as they sing and dance to some of their most popular tracks. From “Let it Go” to “You’ve Got a Friend in Me,” these timeless tunes will leave you captivated and enchanted. Disney On Ice has been a favorite family outing for generations and has received multiple awards, such as the Parent's Choice Award, the Annenna Award, and the Critics' Choice Award.
Tyler Childers
On 3/15/2026
Tyler Childers is a talented American singer-songwriter hailing from Kentucky. He is known for his raw and soulful lyrics, which are often inspired by his upbringing in the Appalachian Mountains. He has released three studio albums, including his latest record, "Country Squire." His sound is a blend of traditional country, folk, and bluegrass, which draws on his musical influences like Dwight Yoakam, Merle Haggard, and John Prine.
Leon Thomas
On 3/15/2026
Leon Thomas is a singer, songwriter, and producer known for blending R&B, soul, and alternative influences. His smooth vocals and sharp production have earned him recognition both as a solo artist and collaborator with artists like Drake, SZA, and JAY-Z.
Gunna
On 3/23/2026
Gunna is an Atlanta-based rapper known for his smooth flow and melodic style. A key figure in the trap music scene, Gunna has gained widespread popularity with tracks like "Drip Too Hard" and "Lemonade."
Aries Spears
On 3/27/2026
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Maisie Peters
On 3/20/2026
Maisie Peters is a singer-songwriter from England who initially gained recognition through YouTube. Since then, she has released popular singles like "Favourite Ex," "Worst of You," and "Place We Were Made." Her debut album, You Signed Up for This, was released in 2021 under Ed Sheeran's label.
Del Water Gap
On 3/30/2026
Brooklyn-based songwriter and producer Holden Jaffe created Del Water Gap as a solo project. With singles like "Ode to a Conversation Stuck in Your Throat," "High Tops," and "All We Ever Do Is Talk," he has gained more than three million monthly listeners on Spotify.