Culture - Hood - Technology Park Berlin Adlershof

Adlershof, a place that exists this and beyond the railroad tracks, between history and high technology. On one side: the old district with historic buildings, a long history and established cultural scene. On the other side: the area of the former Adlershof Johannisthal airfield.

Even there, where a modern technology park with new residential areas and residents has grown in the last 30 years, dedicated cultural workers ensure a varied range of events and exhibitions.

At the Adlershof Science Slam “Battle den Horst”, young scientists present their research topics to the audience in a humoristic manner.

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Film screenings, OmU film, breakfast cinema and special screenings are on the programme at the Casablanca cinema in Friedenstraße. In the magnificently designed screening room, whose walls are covered with Moroccan street scenes in accordance with the name, cineastic pleasure is guaranteed in the neighborhood.

Commemorative plaque with text: The writer Anna Seghers lived in this house from 1955 to 1983

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The apartment inhabited by German writer Anna Seghers, which contains over 10,000 books and her personal estate, can be visited on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (except holidays). Visit website of the Anna Seghers Museum.

Theater Ost, which finally moved into the Ehrlich Ensemble on Moriz-Seeler-Strasse in 2021, enriches the cultural landscape in Adlershof with a varied stage programme, roundtable discussions, concerts and its own productions.

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The Alte Schule Adlershof cultural centre is a place where creative artists and those interested in culture come together. It is home to the district's cultural administration, the Alte Schule gallery, the art rental centre, the Adlershof local historian's home library, the Adlershof neighbourhood club and the Stefan Heym Library.

Black and white photos of a curved staircase

Photographer Simon Eichmann has captured Adlershof's architecture and research facilities from an unusual persperctive. The photo series ‘Particles 52.4° 13.5’ was created with a plate camera.