Aktionstag im Museum Ephraim-Palais

In the organizer's words:

Let's go to Sunday in the Nikolai quarter! A colorful program awaits you on the action day. Free admission for anyone under 18 or with a concession.

Discover the BerlinZEIT! On the 1st and 2nd floors of the Ephraim-Palais Museum, the exhibition offers you an entertaining discovery tour through the centuries and at the same time a comprehensive overview of the sometimes revolutionary events in this city. All the senses are engaged: Feel medieval fabrics, smell your way back to 1740, see the original padlock from the Brandenburg Gate and listen to interviews with people who shaped Berlin at the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

And that's not all that awaits you on this day! We are celebrating Black History Month with a children's book reading and a creative activity in the museum lab. Students will provide insights into the colonial history of the current "Object of the Month". Family tours through the exhibition offer fun for young and old.

Sunday in the Nikolai Quarter

On the first Sunday of every month, we offer a special, wide-ranging program for everyone in our three museums in the Nikolai Quarter. Families in particular are cordially invited - Free admission for all under 18s or those with concessions. So you can look forward to great offers at the Ephraim-Palais Museum, the Nikolai Church Museum and the Knoblauchhaus Museum!

Our solidarity pricing model offers Free admission for adult visitors with proof of discount, including students, trainees, FSJ, FÖJ and BFD volunteers, severely disabled people, refugees, recipients of citizen's allowance or ALG I and many more. All others only pay the museum entrance fee and can benefit from our discounted combined ticket for all three museums. The extensive action day program is included in the price!

Price information:

7 euros (single ticket) | 15 euros (combined ticket*) | Free admission (under 18s or with concession) * Applies to our three museums in the Nikolai Quarter (Museum Nikolaikirche, Museum Ephraim-Palais, Museum Knoblauchhaus) on two consecutive days.