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Places to visit in Berlin?

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I would like one or more science (math-chemistry-physics) related place, since we are organizing a trip and we need to convince our school that this trip can be fruitful in many fiels.

Plus one or two history related places WWI WWII, cold war

plus anything related with art, culture, museums

and anything else

BUT PLEASE DON'T COPY PAST A LIST FROM ANY SITE I WANT 2-3 IMPORTANT MEUSEUMS FOR EG NO A LIST OF 15 MEUSEUMS

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  1. Some science-related sites:

    * Technological Museum

    * Natural History Museum

    * Humboldt University (many Nobel Prize laureates)

    * Archenhold Observatory - this is where Einstein has given the speech about the Relativity Theory for the first time.

    I also suggest you do your own research, starting with the official city sites (berlin.de and visitberlin.de) - especially regarding the many other museums, WWII sites, and hostels.


  2. Deutsches

    Technikmuseum

    Berlin (DTMB)

    Trebbiner Str. 9

    10963 Berlin-Kreuzberg

  3. Deutsches Historisches Museum

    Unter den Linden

    Berlin

    That's the national historic Museum. Covers German history from way before the romans came until today. so Romans, Knights, medival ages, Napoleonic wars, WW1, WW2, Inflation, Wall, Reunion - you're covered.

    Ägyptisches Museum Berlin (Egyptian Museum)

    don't know the street address, but it's right next to the Berliner Dom. It exhibits Nophretete (the original), the altar of Pergamon and loads of other stuff, especially egypt art AND you might want to mention that as soon as the Egyptians will be done building their Museum in Cairo, a lot of the stuff goes back to Egypt!

    Topographie des Terrors (topography of (the) terror)

    Very interesting. It's the last few standing walls (logically it's cellar walls) of the head quarters of the GESTAPO in Berlin. The headquarters got bombed down, after the war they simply filled it up with rubble, and when the wall was built, the stretch of land was in the "Todesstreifen" right behind it. Rests of the wall are still standing. That place will send shivers down your back with creepy, brutal history.

    All of the things metioned above you can google on the internet. They all have English versions of their pages.

    Hope that helped!

  4. Dont forget about the Berlin Wall!!!!Have Fun!

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