Rummelsburg Bay and Victoriastadt

This open-air exhibit, launched in 2015, is located at the site of the imperial-era workhouse that served as a male prison in the period of East Germany. A tour of the site allows visitors to follow the

On your walk along the bay, you will find discover fascinating buildings such as the Knabenwaisenhäuser (boys’ homes) from 1859 (pre-Wilhelminian era) or the atelier buildings of Artist Villages, which

The most successful movie in the GDR at the DEFA studio, "The Legend of Paul and Paula", was released in 1973. In the movie the dream couple of screenwriter and temporary resident of Rummelsburg Ulrich

Behind the colourful houses in the Kaskelkiez neighbourhood, you can't miss the 40 metre high Schrotkugel Tower. It was built in 1908 and is supposed to be reminiscent of an Italian nobleman's tower. The

The Colonie Victoriastadt was erected in 1872 providing  accommodation for the workers in the nearby Rummelsburg and Friedrichsfelde industrial sites. Of the buildings built between 1872 and 1875, six

The Tuchollaplatz forms the centre of the quarter.

The last home of Heinrich Zille was at Geusenstraße 16 in Lichtenberg, where he lived with his family until 1892.

Lichtenberg Museum is located in the restored and converted building of the old town hall. Here you can learn about regional history and visit the changing special exhibitions.

In the park opposite 12 Hartungsche Columns were erected. These cast iron pin-ended columns are reminiscent of bridge construction in the 19th century, when nearly all of Berlin’s railway bridges were

The B.L.O.-Ateliers at Kaskelstraße 55 enrich the area’s cultural life. Your tour ends at the urban train station Nöldnerplatz.