Long Night of Museums
August 29, 2026
During the Long Night of Museums in Berlin, many museums and exhibition venues in the capital will once again open their doors at night.
For the Lange Nacht der Museen (Long Night of Museums), a large number of Berlin museums and exhibition venues open their doors and give visitors the opportunity to view exhibitions, collections and installations as well as take part in workshops, express tours and artist talks from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. This year, 75 museums take part in the long night.
With 75 museums, from the classic cultural temples on Museum Island to the Trabi Museum, from the private Samurai Art Museum to the Stasi Museum in Normannenstraße, this year's night-time event once again has a lot to offer. Discover world-famous collections, Berlin originals, other cultures, unique places and beloved things. Secrets of research and collecting are revealed behind many an otherwise closed door. Each museum welcomes the Lange Nacht flaneurs in its own unique way, ...
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During the Long Night of Museums in Berlin, many museums and exhibition venues in the capital will once again open their doors at night.
For the Lange Nacht der Museen (Long Night of Museums), a large number of Berlin museums and exhibition venues open their doors and give visitors the opportunity to view exhibitions, collections and installations as well as take part in workshops, express tours and artist talks from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. This year, 75 museums take part in the long night.
With 75 museums, from the classic cultural temples on Museum Island to the Trabi Museum, from the private Samurai Art Museum to the Stasi Museum in Normannenstraße, this year's night-time event once again has a lot to offer. Discover world-famous collections, Berlin originals, other cultures, unique places and beloved things. Secrets of research and collecting are revealed behind many an otherwise closed door. Each museum welcomes the Lange Nacht flaneurs in its own unique way, ...
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Quelle: www.berlin.de