Haus Schwarzenberg in Berlin: photos, reviews

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Haus Schwarzenberg is a vibrant cultural hub in Berlin that teems with history and creativity. This unique attraction combines the edgy allure of urban art with the somber importance of its historical ties to the Jewish community and World War II. The vibrant street art and graffiti that adorn the walls capture the rebellious spirit of East Berlin, offering a glimpse into the area's past before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Ideal for art-loving teenagers, the space is teeming with galleries, museums, and shops, all radiating with expressive energy. After exploring the eclectic art scenes, visitors can unwind with a meal that adds a modern twist to traditional flavors in the cozy on-site restaurant. The surrounding area supplements your visit with vinyl shops and art stores, making Haus Schwarzenberg a must-see spot for those eager to blend history and contemporary culture. Suitable for families, especially those with a curiosity for art in its many forms.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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Lau Bern

Très intéressante visite d'un lieu 'alternatif' de Berlin

Greta Viappiani

Centro sociale molto carino, con le tipiche bandierine. C’è un bar dove si può acquistare da bere e snack da mangiare con anche una saletta fumatori all’interno, perfetto per una sera infrasettimanale di pioggia o per un aperitivo.

Ina Homberger

Sehr coole lokation! Toller Shop oben drin. Hat uns sehr gut gefallen.

Haus Schwarzenberg in Berlin

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