Brandenburg Museum: Guided tour of the Brandenburg exhibition for school classes

Guided tour on Jewish life
Jewish life has shaped Brandenburg's history for centuries and is a significant part of Brandenburg's culture. The Brandenburg exhibition at the Brandenburg Museum presents a new thematic tour showcasing the continuity of Jewish life in the region. Over twenty exhibits illustrate the diversity and challenges of Jewish daily life – from the Middle Ages to the revival of Jewish communities after 1990.
Suitable for secondary school levels I and II. - Subjects: History, Ethics, Religion

Topic: Migration
The guided tour takes participants on a journey through the centuries. They will hear stories of Slavic people, religious refugees, rifle makers, migrant workers during the industrialization era, forced laborers during the Nazi period, German expellees after the war, contract workers in East Germany, and the most recent developments regarding migration.
Suitable for secondary school levels I and II. - Subjects: History, Politics

Reformation theme
In the themed tour, fascinating original objects illustrate the prehistory of the Reformation in Brandenburg, its effects on the everyday lives of the people and the consequences for the politics of the ruling house.
Suitable for lower secondary school. - Subjects: History, Religion

Guided tour on climate
A guided tour through a historical exhibition on the topic of climate? Yes, that's possible. Climate has always shaped human life. Today, the consequences of human intervention are particularly evident in Brandenburg: water scarcity, torrential rain, and forest fires.
Suitable for secondary school levels I and II. - Subjects: Geography, Biology, History, Politics, Social Studies

Overview tour of Brandenburg. Exhibition
Here, students can expect an overview of ten centuries of Brandenburg history. A journey through time using many exciting original exhibits.
Suitable for secondary school levels I and II. - Subject: History