Art & Design Trips to Berlin

Graffiti & Street Art Tours

These street art tours are a wonderful eye opening experience for art students visiting Berlin. Guided by a real street artist or graffiti writer, you’ll be shown some of the best stencil art, mural art and installations whilst also understanding who is behind the art and what their motivations are. 

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Graffiti & Street & Street Art Workshop

These workshops take place in a former abandoned margarine factory in the upcoming district of Lictenberg. You’ll meet local artists who will demonstrate various techniques before making your own canvas piece as memento to take away.

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Graffiti & Street Art Tours

These street art tours are a wonderful eye opening experience for art students visiting Berlin. Guided by a real street artist or graffiti writer, you’ll be shown some of the best stencil art, mural art and installations whilst also understanding who is behind the art and what their motivations are. 

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Graffiti & Street & Street Art Workshop

These workshops take place in a former abandoned margarine factory in the upcoming district of Lictenberg. You’ll meet local artists who will demonstrate various techniques before making your own canvas piece as memento to take away.

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Museum Island

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Museum Island is located in the centre of Berlin on the River Spree and is home to a number of museums:

Alte Nationalgalerie: The Alte Nationalgalerie is home to 19^th Century paintings and sculptures from artists such as Monnet, Renoir and Cezanne.

Pergamon Museum: The Pergamon Museum has antiques, Islamic and Middle Eastern Art and a number of objects from around the world.

Bode Museum: The Bode Museum has a collection of sculptures from Byzantium through to the Middle Ages.

The New Museum and The Old Museum: Both these museums have collections of art from the Greek, Roman and Egyptian periods of history.

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Alte Nationalgalerie

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The Alte Nationalgalerie towers over Museum Island and is home to one of the most important collections of 19^th Century paintings. It holds an extensive collection of work from both German and International artists – making it a good opportunity for students to see a variety of work stretching two centuries. 

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Bauhaus Archive Museum Of Design

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The Bauhaus Archive Museum is devoted to the history and influence of the Bauhaus – the most important Art school of the 20^th Century. The museum allows students to see a variety of the work produced at The Bauhaus, including architecture, furniture, ceramics, metalwork, photography, stage pieces and student work.

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Bode Museum

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The Bode Museum focuses on Medieval Art. It contains a wealth of art and artefacts from the Byzantine and Medieval periods and focuses primarily on Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, France and Spain.

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The Deutsche Guggenheim

The Deutsche Guggenheim is one of the most exciting and experiential art museums in Germany – and is a unique collaboration between the Guggenheim Foundation and Deutsche Bank.

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Gemäldegalerie Art Collection

Gemäldegalerie is one of the worlds most impressive collections of European paintings ranging from the 13^th to the 18^th Century with the Main Gallery being home to over 900 masterpieces.

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Museum Island

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Museum Island is located in the centre of Berlin on the River Spree and is home to a number of museums:

Alte Nationalgalerie: The Alte Nationalgalerie is home to 19^th Century paintings and sculptures from artists such as Monnet, Renoir and Cezanne.

Pergamon Museum: The Pergamon Museum has antiques, Islamic and Middle Eastern Art and a number of objects from around the world.

Bode Museum: The Bode Museum has a collection of sculptures from Byzantium through to the Middle Ages.

The New Museum and The Old Museum: Both these museums have collections of art from the Greek, Roman and Egyptian periods of history.

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Alte Nationalgalerie

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The Alte Nationalgalerie towers over Museum Island and is home to one of the most important collections of 19^th Century paintings. It holds an extensive collection of work from both German and International artists – making it a good opportunity for students to see a variety of work stretching two centuries. 

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Bauhaus Archive Museum Of Design

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The Bauhaus Archive Museum is devoted to the history and influence of the Bauhaus – the most important Art school of the 20^th Century. The museum allows students to see a variety of the work produced at The Bauhaus, including architecture, furniture, ceramics, metalwork, photography, stage pieces and student work.

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Bode Museum

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The Bode Museum focuses on Medieval Art. It contains a wealth of art and artefacts from the Byzantine and Medieval periods and focuses primarily on Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, France and Spain.

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The Deutsche Guggenheim

The Deutsche Guggenheim is one of the most exciting and experiential art museums in Germany – and is a unique collaboration between the Guggenheim Foundation and Deutsche Bank.

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Gemäldegalerie Art Collection

Gemäldegalerie is one of the worlds most impressive collections of European paintings ranging from the 13^th to the 18^th Century with the Main Gallery being home to over 900 masterpieces.

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Brandenburg Gate

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Here students can visit the iconic monuments of the 20^th Century including the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate, The Victory Column and the Soviet War Memorial. All these monuments are usually included in an introductory guided tour.

Why visit the Brandenburg Gate?

• One of Germany’s most famous landmarks
• Over 200 years’ history
• A symbol of German division during the Cold War
• Now a national symbol of peace and unity

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The Reichstag

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A guided tour of the Reichstag building is one of the most popular visits in Berlin. It will explain the functions, working methods and composition of parliament whilst also covering the history and architecture of the building. The highlight at the end is the opportunity to visit the famous dome, which has become an iconic image in Berlin and gives a great view of the city. 

Why visit the Reichstag?

• The working seat of German parliament, as well as a top tourist attraction
• The roof terrace and dome offer spectacular 360° views of Berlin
• Guided tours provide unique insight into Germany’s rich political history

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Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp

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One of the earliest concentration camps, Sachsenhausen tells the story of life in camp through a series of exhibitions through the buildings.

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Sony Centre

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Located in the Mitte district on Potsdamer Platz the heart of the Sony Center, is a central plaza canopied by a tentlike glass roof with supporting beams radiating like bicycle spokes. It contains a mix of shops, restaurants, a conference centre, hotel rooms, luxurious rented suites and condominiums, offices, art and film museums, cinemas, an IMAX theater, a Legoland Discovery Centre, and a "Sony Style" store.

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Ritter Sport Factory

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The Colorful ChocoWorld site at Gendarmenmarkt makes Berlin the capital of chocolate. Even as you enter there's an irresistibly tempting aroma of chocolate. The three floors and almost 10,000 sf of space give you a chance to treat yourself to everything you fancy, try your hand at being creative and find out all about chocolate.

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The Wall - Asisi Panorama

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Right across from Checkpoint Charlie is a large cylindrical building made of steel. Inside is a fascinating display of life in the vicinity of the wall in divided Berlin during the 1980s. The display shows the contrast of daily life on both sides of the wall according to the memories of Yadegar Asisi, who actually lived in Kreuzberg in the 1980s. It’s great visit for helping students to understand life on both sides of the wall.

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Brandenburg Gate

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Here students can visit the iconic monuments of the 20^th Century including the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate, The Victory Column and the Soviet War Memorial. All these monuments are usually included in an introductory guided tour.

Why visit the Brandenburg Gate?

• One of Germany’s most famous landmarks
• Over 200 years’ history
• A symbol of German division during the Cold War
• Now a national symbol of peace and unity

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The Reichstag

• View on Map

A guided tour of the Reichstag building is one of the most popular visits in Berlin. It will explain the functions, working methods and composition of parliament whilst also covering the history and architecture of the building. The highlight at the end is the opportunity to visit the famous dome, which has become an iconic image in Berlin and gives a great view of the city. 

Why visit the Reichstag?

• The working seat of German parliament, as well as a top tourist attraction
• The roof terrace and dome offer spectacular 360° views of Berlin
• Guided tours provide unique insight into Germany’s rich political history

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Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp

• View on Map

One of the earliest concentration camps, Sachsenhausen tells the story of life in camp through a series of exhibitions through the buildings.

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Sony Centre

• View on Map

Located in the Mitte district on Potsdamer Platz the heart of the Sony Center, is a central plaza canopied by a tentlike glass roof with supporting beams radiating like bicycle spokes. It contains a mix of shops, restaurants, a conference centre, hotel rooms, luxurious rented suites and condominiums, offices, art and film museums, cinemas, an IMAX theater, a Legoland Discovery Centre, and a "Sony Style" store.

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Ritter Sport Factory

• View on Map

The Colorful ChocoWorld site at Gendarmenmarkt makes Berlin the capital of chocolate. Even as you enter there's an irresistibly tempting aroma of chocolate. The three floors and almost 10,000 sf of space give you a chance to treat yourself to everything you fancy, try your hand at being creative and find out all about chocolate.

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The Wall - Asisi Panorama

• View on Map

Right across from Checkpoint Charlie is a large cylindrical building made of steel. Inside is a fascinating display of life in the vicinity of the wall in divided Berlin during the 1980s. The display shows the contrast of daily life on both sides of the wall according to the memories of Yadegar Asisi, who actually lived in Kreuzberg in the 1980s. It’s great visit for helping students to understand life on both sides of the wall.

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