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Berlin Palace (Berliner Schloss) – Humboldt Forum

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Berlin Palace (Berliner Schloss) – Humboldt Forum

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Berlin Palace (Berliner Schloss) – Humboldt Forum

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    October 29, 2020

    This spot has seen a lot, the most beautiful being the meadow before construction work.
    The palace itself is a matter of debate, but it has already become worth seeing.
    More information: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berliner_Schloss

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      June 12, 2020

      The new Berlin Palace, built from 2013 to 2020 based on a design by the Italian architect Franco Stella, can be considered an extremely successful partial reconstruction of the original Berlin Palace, which was destroyed in 1950. Above all, the three baroque exterior facades on the south, west, and north sides, designed by Stuhlemmer Architekten, recreate key urban spatial situations and restore central Berlin to its original beauty.
      I'm very excited when it's finished and I can take the first tour there.

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        March 15, 2021

        The city palace with the Humboldt Forum is a very special building. Three sides of the building show the original castle facade, as it was reconstructed true to the original, and the modern side of the Spree.
        Where the center of Berlin is today, on July 31, 1443, Elector Friedrich II laid the foundation stone for the palace in the previously insignificant double city of Berlin-Cölln. In 1451 the elector moved into the new residential palace of the Hohenzollern family.
        After the end of the Thirty Years' War, Elector Friedrich Wilhelm had the damaged palace rebuilt and baroque conversions carried out
        During the Weimar Republic, the city palace housed the palace museum and other institutions. The castle was almost completely destroyed in a bomb attack during the Second World War in 1945. On the orders of Walter Ulbricht, the magnificent building in the center of Berlin was blown up on September 7, 1950, despite massive protests by the population.
        Erich Honecker had the Palace of the Republic built on the square in 1971. After the reunification, "Erichs lamp shop", as it was called in the population, was closed due to high levels of asbestos.
        After a long public discussion, it was decided to build the new city palace as the Humboldt Forum. The foundation stone was laid on June 12, 2013. In addition, the aim of the reconstruction was to restore the image of the historic center of Berlin with the historic facade.
        Source: Excerpts from Berlin.de Sights

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          December 31, 2023

          Rightly, it is a highly controversial building, both architecturally and in terms of its use. It is questionable whether this was necessary and whether it was helpful (with all the asbestos problems) for the still unfinished idea of reunification to simply demolish 'Erich's Lamp Palace' as well.

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            August 4, 2024

            Very nice building and also the exhibition in it is good

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              June 10, 2020

              Here is a new landmark of our city.

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                May 22, 2023

                The Berlin City Palace was opened and, with its charm, fits perfectly into Berlin's old town. A visit to the roof terrace (with prior registration) is worthwhile. You can leave your luggage in the castle for free.

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                  June 4, 2023

                  Magnificent architecture and interesting, mostly well-curated exhibitions.
                  Further information: smb.museum/museen-einrichtungen/humboldt-forum/home

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                    December 10, 2023

                    Nice to look at from the outside, well from the inside.

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                      July 4, 2018

                      it is not finished yet.

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                        September 22, 2020

                        To be partially opened in December

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                          June 21, 2025

                          A successful new building in a historic style. The City Palace, with its "Humboldt Forum," is a very special building, unique in its form in Berlin. While the original palace facades have been faithfully reconstructed on three sides of the building and in the courtyard, the Spree side has a modern design. The interior of the palace, with its Humboldt Forum, is also modern. Various cultural and scientific institutions are represented here.

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                            September 1, 2022

                            the "Palace of the Republic" of the GDR used to stand here. Now there's another palace here...

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                              April 7, 2023

                              A must for art lovers. Nice place to stay (if people don't bother you)

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                                August 13, 2023

                                Historical place, if you know what used to be on this site (Palace of the Republic)

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                                  The inner courtyard of the newly built Berlin City Palace (Humboldt Forum) offers an impressive mix of historical façade and modern architecture. Here, tradition meets contemporary design, creating a unique space. The spacious area and inviting ambience make the inner courtyard a peaceful retreat in the middle of the city.

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                                    December 12, 2024

                                    Very nice Christmas market in the courtyard of the castle.

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                                      February 26, 2025

                                      The Humboldt Forum is a cultural center in the heart of Berlin, located in the reconstructed Berlin Palace at Schloßplatz 1. Conceived as a place for culture, scholarship, and exchange, it houses outstanding collections and exhibitions that inspire visitors to explore the world of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
                                      The Humboldt Forum offers a variety of exhibitions and events, including the permanent exhibition "BERLIN GLOBAL," which explores the city's and its people's connections with the world. Other highlights include the ethnological collections and Asian art. Visitors can also enjoy the rooftop terrace, which offers unique views of Berlin's landmarks.

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                                        February 26, 2025

                                        The Museum of Asian Art in Berlin is located in the Humboldt Forum in the Berlin Palace. Founded in 2006, it combines the collections of the former Museum of East Asian Art and the Museum of Indian Art. The museum houses an impressive collection of works of art from South, Southeast, and Central Asia, as well as East Asia.
                                        The collection comprises approximately 20,000 objects, including sculptures, paintings, ceramics, and textiles. Of particular note are the Buddhist works of art from South Asia, as well as the Chinese and Japanese works of art. The museum also regularly hosts special exhibitions and events that explore various aspects of Asian art and culture.

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                                          March 13, 2025

                                          Beautiful view of the castle.

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                                            May 26, 2023

                                            Exterior facade very successful, moderately used inside...

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                                              October 5, 2022

                                              new is not always better =OI(

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                                                February 5, 2023

                                                Disneyland mitten in Berlin

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                                                  April 16, 2025

                                                  A must-see

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