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• The Pergamon Museum is coming back!

  04.05.2026 - From 4 June 2027, all the buildings on Berlin’s Museum Island will finally be open. The Pergamon Altar, Islamic art and Babylonian highlights will then be on display once again.

• New publication on provenance research into human remains from West Africa

  22.04.2026 - Almost 600 skulls from the former German colonies in West Africa were examined as part of a joint research project with partners from Togo and Cameroon. The recently published…

• Sustainable cultural commitment: Neue Nationalgalerie and Hamburger Bahnhof extend partnerships with Volkswagen Group

  24.03.2026 - Free or discounted admission, guided tours, educational programmes, events and performances: thanks to the partnership between the SPK museums Neue Nationalgalerie and Hamburger…

• First meeting of the SPK International Advisory Board in Berlin

  20.03.2026 - On 18 March, the International Advisory Board of the SPK met to agree on fundamental principles of cooperation and key topics. SPK President Marion Ackermann welcomed the members…

• Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz mourns the death of Egidio Marzona

  16.03.2026 - The Italian art collector and patron Egidio Marzona (born 1944 in Bielefeld) passed away on 15 March 2026 surrounded by his family and friends in Berlin. This was announced by his…

• By train and bus to the island: SPK x Flix

  10.03.2026 - The mobility partnership between SPK and Flix is extended: ten specially branded Flix buses advertise the 200th anniversary of the Museum Island Berlin - special giveaways for…

• What moves the SPK 2026

  27.02.2026 - At the annual reception in the James-Simon-Galerie, the SPK organisations presented their highlights and focal points for the current year. SPK President Ackermann: "We offer a…

• SPK restitutes a statuette to the heirs of Charlotte Prybram-Gladona

  23.02.2026 - The Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz has restituted the sculpture of a "Christ at the Column" from the collection of the journalist and publisher Albin von Prybram-Gladona. The…

• Descendants of Mangi Molelia in Berlin

  19.02.2026 - On 2 March 1900, German colonial troops publicly executed 19 leading figures from the local communities in Old Moshi in the Kilimanjaro region. The event has left a deep mark on…

• The Stabi card catalogues will be retained for the time being

  16.02.2026 - The Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin recently hosted an academic discussion entitled "Card catalogues. Untouchable cultural asset, active object of research or substitutable historical…