This glass Christmas bauble with a bicoloured print is a special souvenir as well as an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
Gold-coloured details on a red background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
Combine the Christmas bauble with the matching wind light or mix the different colours together.
This glass Christmas bauble with a bicoloured print is a special souvenir as well as an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
Gold-coloured details on a blue background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
Combine the Christmas bauble with the matching wind light or mix the different colours together.
This glass Christmas bauble with a bicoloured print is a special souvenir as well as an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
Gold-coloured details on a green background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
Combine the Christmas bauble with the matching wind light or mix the different colours together.
This glass Christmas bauble with a bicoloured print is a special souvenir as well as an original gift for yourself and your loved ones.
Matt gold details on a shiny background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
Combine the Christmas bauble with the matching wind light or mix the different colours together.
This elegant glass wind light with bicoloured print and mirrored inner surface will fill your room with atmosphere. Its bulbous shape emanates a subtle, shimmering light.
Gold-coloured details on a red background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
An eye-catcher even when unlit, the wind light can be used in indoor and outdoor areas.
This elegant glass wind light with bicoloured print and mirrored inner surface will fill your room with atmosphere. Its bulbous shape emanates a subtle, shimmering light.
Gold-coloured details on a blue background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
An eye-catcher even when unlit, the wind light can be used in indoor and outdoor areas.
This elegant glass wind light with bicoloured print and mirrored inner surface will fill your room with atmosphere. Its bulbous shape emanates a subtle, shimmering light.
Gold-coloured details on a green background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
An eye-catcher even when unlit, the wind light can be used in indoor and outdoor areas.
This elegant glass wind light with bicoloured print and mirrored inner surface will fill your room with atmosphere. Its bulbous shape emanates a subtle, shimmering light.
Matt gold details on a shiny background create a diamond pattern which is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
An eye-catcher even when unlit, the wind light can be used in indoor and outdoor areas.
This 100% silk scarf is an elegant premium souvenir.
In addition to a subtle diamond pattern, this fashionable two-tone scarf also depicts the Berlin Palace’s historic façade, the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918. The diamond pattern is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
With its many diverse uses, e.g. for the head, neck, as a pochette, or as a handbag accessory, this scarf is an ideal gift for every occasion. Gift long-term joy with this soft and smooth, pleasure-to-wear accessory.
This 100% silk scarf is an elegant premium souvenir.
In addition to a subtle diamond pattern, this fashionable two-tone scarf also depicts the Berlin Palace’s historic façade, the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918. The diamond pattern is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
With its many diverse uses, e.g. for the head, neck, as a pochette, or as a handbag accessory, this scarf is an ideal gift for every occasion. Gift long-term joy with this soft and smooth, pleasure-to-wear accessory.
This 100% silk scarf is an elegant premium souvenir.
In addition to a subtle diamond pattern, this fashionable two-tone scarf also depicts the Berlin Palace’s historic façade, the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918. The diamond pattern is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
With its many diverse uses, e.g. for the head, neck, as a pochette, or as a handbag accessory, this scarf is an ideal gift for every occasion. Gift long-term joy with this soft and smooth, pleasure-to-wear accessory.
Modern, multifunctional, on everyone’s lips: This high-quality, German-language book portrays the Humboldt Forum’s development, construction, and visions. Bright illustrations accompany texts written by experts from the four partner institutions, which give you some insights into the building’s recent but eventful history.
The book includes the debates surrounding the building’s reconstruction, facts about its architecture, history, historical tracks from 800 years, its extensive cultural, educational and recreational offerings as well as much more.
The photographs, illustrations, room plans, and sketches make this book a perfect reminder of your visit to the Humboldt Forum. Gift it and make your friends excited about their own visits here.
Also available in English.
hardcover with dust jacket
edited by the Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss
published by Prestel, 2020
32.5 x 24.5 cm
248 pages with numerous historical illustrations, photographs, graphics, sketches and room plans
From swamp to cultural hotspot: Four exhibition areas in the Humboldt Forum, covering over 1,500 sqm, tell the story of the site and how it is deeply embedded in Berlin's urban history.
This compact exhibition guide in English provides an overview of selected key topics while also showing and explaining the must-see exhibits. In addition to summarising 800 years of the building’s past and the city’s political history, it also includes illustrations of the building’s historical predecessors. This exhibition guide does not only take readers on a tour of the exhibition areas “History of the Site” and “Flashbacks” but also to the sculpture hall and the palace cellar.
Written by the exhibition’s curators, this entertaining read is an ideal companion before, during, or after your visit.
Also available in German.
edited by the Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss
published by Prestel, 2020
22 x 12.3 cm
184 pages with numerous historical illustrations, photos, and graphics
The Humboldt Forum is a place of history and research as well as a place of inclusion and to make new experiences. With 14 touch-images and text in large print, Braille, and simple language, this comprehensive book tells the story of the site from the 13th century until the present day.
What once began as a small Dominican monastery would over the centuries become one of Berlin’s most important places. Use your fingertips, eyes or ears to help you embark on a special eight-stage journey through time.
The book also comes with an audio version. Please click here for more information.
The book was produced in collaboration with members of the Arbeitskreises Kultur und Freizeit im Allgemeinen Blinden- und Sehbehindertenverein Berlin gegr. 1874 e. V., a cultural working group for the blind and visually impaired.
edited by the Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, 2020
26.2 x 44.2 cm
64 pages
texts in large print, Braille and simple language
14 illustrations, 6 deep-draw films, and touch-print
The city’s history on 135 pages: Sebastian Strombach, architect and comic illustrator, uses a building as an example to tell the story of how Berlin grew from what used to be marshland into the city it is today. With comic sequences and large-format cityscape panoramas covering the time between the Ice Age and the present day, he brings the Berlin Palace, its architecture, symbolism as well as its political significance throughout the centuries to the fore.
Readers learn the eventful past of the building, its inhabitants, and the entire city in a witty, thoughtful, and creative way by taking a stroll through history with the author. On the way, by mixing well-known with lesser-known facts, read about each era’s overarching historical events.
The lovingly made and highly detailed black and white drawings are an unusual approach to discovering the site’s turbulent history.
A Berlin original: Mampe, the manufacturer of spirits, has bottled its “Berlin Dry Gin” in an elegant, exclusive glass bottle especially for the Humboldt Forum and adorned it with a seal. With its blend of mild, spicy, and fresh flavours—combined with juniper and a spicy citrus note—this gin can be enjoyed on the rocks or in a cocktail.
Mampe is Berlin’s oldest brand of spirits. It produces various premium quality liqueurs and schnapps on the site of a former brewery in the heart of Kreuzberg's Bergmannkiez neighbourhood. For its ingredients and production, the cult brand relies on the highest quality and local craftsmanship.
The glass bottle’s white diamond-shaped label, inspired by the Humboldt Forum’s logo, makes this gin a unique gift for yourself and your loved ones.
0.5 l
40% vol
delivered in a black box with black-and-white labelling
Mampe is almost a Berlin institution: the producer of spirits has bottled its “Berlin Vodka” in an elegant, exclusive glass bottle and adorned it with a seal. Soft in taste, this vodka has a strong character. Carefully distilled, filtered, and made from the finest grains and clear water, it can be enjoyed neat, on ice, or in a cocktail.
Mampe is Berlin’s oldest brand of spirits. It produces various premium quality liqueurs and schnapps on the site of a former brewery in the heart of Kreuzberg's Bergmannkiez neighbourhood. For its ingredients and production, the cult brand relies on the highest quality and local craftsmanship.
The glass bottle’s black diamond-shaped label, inspired by the Humboldt Forum’s logo, makes this a unique gift for a fun evening with friends.
0.5 l
40% vol
delivered in a black box with black-and-white labelling
Let the seeds do the talking. Just scatter the flower seeds wherever you wish and make your garden or town a little more colourful. With plenty of water and some sunshine, it won’t take long until some beautiful wild flowers bloom. As the natural scientist Alexander von Humboldt once said: “So man may enjoy everywhere the nourishing plant”.
The 15 seed balls are packaged in a decorative, sustainable cardboard box designed by the Salapanga creative agency with Berlin schoolchildren for a cultural project aimed at encouraging creative involvement with current research.
The natural scientist Alexander von Humboldt collected countless flower seeds, which he carefully dried and studied, on his expeditions. Now carry them back into the world and make your garden or town a little more colourful. Just scatter the flower seeds wherever you wish. With plenty of water and some sunshine, it won’t take long until some beautiful wild flowers bloom.
The 15 seed balls are packaged in a decorative, sustainable cardboard box designed by the Salapanga creative agency with Berlin schoolchildren for a cultural project aimed at encouraging creative involvement with current research.
This 100% silk scarf is an elegant premium souvenir.
In addition to a subtle diamond pattern, this fashionable two-tone scarf also depicts the Berlin Palace’s historic façade, the capital city residence of the Hohenzollern family between 1443 and 1918. The diamond pattern is complemented by rosettes with flower-shaped acanthus leaves. The Humboldt Forum’s reconstructed baroque façade is adorned with countless such rosettes, one of the most popular objects donated for the building’s reconstruction. Like many other decorative elements, they were made at the Spandau Schlossbauhütte.
With its many diverse uses, e.g. for the head, neck, as a pochette, or as a handbag accessory, this scarf is an ideal gift for every occasion. Gift long-term joy with this soft and smooth, pleasure-to-wear accessory.
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