Main menu

A group of visitors during their tour through the permanent exhibion

Photo: Christian Lietzmann / Netzwerk Berufswahl-SIEGEL

Education

In order to visit our exhibitions, wearing a FFP2-mask is mandatory. Further information about our health and safety regulations can be found here.

Programs

The Deutsche Kinemathek offers various education and outreach programs focused on the museum’s exihibitions and the medium film. Unfortunately, not all programs can take place on site and in person at the moment. Currently, film enthusiasts can discover our exhibitions during public guided tours or book them individually. Explore film locations on our multifaceted walking tours through different parts of the city and learn more about the history of the film city Berlin. 

We offer regular online guided tours to enable you to visit our exhibitions or to find out more about what happens behind the scenes at the Kinemathek. There are also short videos for children and families showing how you can easily make your own animated cartoon at home or in class.

Upon request, we are happy to organize personalized virtual tours through the exhibitions as well as introductions for professional groups.

Programs

FAQ

Do group visits need to be registered in advance?

For groups of more than 10 persons please book time slot tickets.

Is the museum suitable for children?

The museum is intended for children eight years and older in the accompaniment of their parents. We recommend taking part in one of our educational programs to help children understand the context – such as for example a tour through the animation and technology exhibits.

How can I book a tour?

 

Tours can be booked directly via our service providers with the Museumsdienst at:

Museum Service Berlin
+49 30 247 49-888
museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin

Are public tours available?

Public tours are held every Sunday at 3 pm. On museum Sundays (every first Sunday of the month) public tours are held at noon, 2pm and 4pm. You can also review our events calendar for other dates.

May I offer my own tours of the museum?

Non-staff members may not offer their own tours of the museum. Our tours are conducted by professional guides that can be booked via Museumsdienst Berlin at:

Museum Service Berlin
+49 30 247 49-888
museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin

In which languages are tours offered?

Tours are routinely offered in German and English; some guides are also able to offer French or Spanish. For tours in foreign languages we change an extra €10 fee.

In which languages is the audio guide available?

 

Our audio guide is available in German, English and French.

Are there options for groups or school classes to lock up their belongings together?

The lockers on the 2nd basement floor of the museum also include lockable bins that allow for backpacks/jackets from school classes in particular to be stored. There are four large bins in all.

Is there any special information available for me as a teacher to be better prepared?

We offer tours and educational events specially tailored for teachers on a regular basis. These are announced in both our newsletter and our events calendar. Please don’t hesitate to contact us directly to find out which programs would work for you.

Contact:

Education
Jurek Sehrt
+49 30 300903-622
bildung@deutsche-kinemathek.de

May I take photographs inside the museum?

Photography is prohibited within the exhibits. You’re welcome to take private photographs in our museum’s foyer, however.

May I bring my own food from outside into the museum?

 

There is a designated area for food in the entry area on the ground floor near the cash registers. Food is not permitted elsewhere in the museum.

Share via: