Monument + Museum
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| Hugenottenmuseum Franzosischer Dom, Gendarmenmarkt 1, Mitte, Berlin, 10117 |  |
In the late eighteenth century, about 20,000 protestants fled France after the nullification of the Edict of Nantes (which tolerated the Huguenots). An edict of 1685 invited them to settle in the region of Berlin and Bra... more
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| Brucke-Museum Bussardsteig 9, Berlin, 14195 | |
This small museum is worth the trek out of the city centre. It houses the works of the Brucke Group, considered to be Germany's pioneers in Expressionism. The group was founded in Dresden in 1905, but later moved to Berl... more
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| Meilenwerk Berlin Wiebestrasse 36-37, Berlin, 10553 | |
Meilenwerk also satisfies the requirements of a museum as it offers about 90 stalls in its expansive complex some of which are oversized in order to accommodate even American classics from the 1950s. These stalls are ava... more
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| Brohan-Museum Schloszstrasze 1a, Berlin, 14059 | |
This museum houses the priceless collection of Jugendstil and art deco ceramics and furniture once owned by German industrialist Karl Brohan. The exhibition also includes industrial design paintings from the twenties and... more
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| Kunstgewerbemuseum Herbert-von-Karajan-Strasze 10, Berlin, 10785 |  |
one tip for all berlin visitors willing to go to the kunstgewerbe museum: the museum has two buildings, one near the potsdamer platz and...
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| Archenhold-Sternwarte Alt-Treptow 1, Berlin, 12435 | |
The observatory was founded in 1896, in the heyday of astronomy. Its major claim to fame is having the largest telescope in the world, a 21 metre mammoth built by Friedrich Simon Archenhold, after whom the observatory is... more
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